...and i suspect you believe that african-americans shouldn't work at night as they are too dark to be seen (by the way at one point the 'black as night' theory was used to keep african-americans from many positions in the armed services thus relegating them to the low end jobs of cook, etc)....or maybe you believe that women could never be in a position of power as they are too emotional. of course your own theory doesn't explain why you are probably getting screwed over by your day gig and why your kids (and grandkids) won't enjoy the same quality of life that you believe you have....despite being run by hard working white men. lucky for you there is an 'underachieving' african american who will keep this country afloat (and might even improve both our quality of life) and unravel the mess the 'hard-working' white president left behind.

Wow.. generalize and stereotype much. Guys like you do nothing more than prove the Internet F***wad theory. Random person plus internet plus anonymity equals Internet F***wad.
If you actually look up the statistics, more crime is committed by Caucasians than any other ethnicity in the United States and yet it is always the focus of media and entertainment on African Americans that makes guys like you sound off whenever you have the chance.Oh.. and before you get all hot and bothered about this one, I am Caucasian. Guess I just blew another of your idiotic theories to hell too.

The show actually started in 1987, and lasted until 1991 (when I was in high school). It's cool that you enjoyed it! My brother actually had one of those Michael Jackson, red "Thriller" jacket. I bet it would be worth something now! Some of the clothes were cool...like Vans, Ocean Pacific shirts, Ray Ban sunglasses (think Risky Business), and sexy leather skirts. Big hair was condidered bad_a $$. :)