Robert Lynch

The interview with Gayle King was interesting.

What makes it interesting about the celebrities MJ was best friends with, you don't hear one peep from Quincy Jones, Berry Gordy, Liza Minnelli, Chris Tucker, Greg Phillinganes, Jeffrey Daniels, and many others who were there for him when Leaving Neverland came out. Other than Diana Ross, it was not really a huge turnout. Not that shocking.

His London tour was scheduled to get him out of debt. I wondered how much would have covered his fees and the rest had he lived.

I thought I was the only one that saw that, too. Find a YouTube video of Corey Feldman doing his MJ performance from the late 1980s. It's really uncanny. Frankly, I was surprised they went there considering the subject matter.

I did not know Dwayne Johnson was executive producer here. That makes the film even more awesome. This was just great. Better than most DC films and Zachary Levi is perfect for this role. Jack Dylan Grazer is definitely going places in comedy and I cannot wait to see It Part 2. And no song is complete without Queen. Freddie, you’re missed.

MJ TV Funhouse spoof It's funny how The animation results to the Hanna Barbara style of these MJ spoofs from Tv Funhouse. I wonder what Robert Smigel thinks about it now. SNL had no boundaries back then. Neither did Mad TV.

I was thankful that wasn't on SNL YouTube or something because the MJ fans would go crazy if that happened. I checked SNL YouTube clips and they made the right call. I don't mind it either way, but knowing those fans, they would go hostile on SNL.

I think it is important to notice that both James and Wade have good women who cared about them, despite whatever happened to them with MJ. They supported them no matter what. That's dedication.

And judging from the next episode, Jessica would be back to her old bitchy self. How can this show last when you have a loathsome character that thinks she right all the time. ABC, what are you doing?

Returning to how Neverland looked like in 2003, I never realized how cluttered the place looked inside. From the outside, it was really nice. The inside felt like it was filled with so much unnecessary junk that wasn't really needed at all. It had more statues than I could count and it was very claustrophobic. Was he a hoarder? I know today the place is rid of MJ's arcades and other knickknacks, but when he lived there it seemed like a huge messy nightmare of a mansion.

I wanted someone to throw their food at Jessica for that remark about Eddie. That was not called for. Even Grandma Jenny seemed to hate that about Jessica bringing up a funeral discussion. And the way she treated her husband and kids was downright cruel with the bike incident. Not funny, Jessica.

That’s the reason for hanger-ons. You don’t want the money train to stop. He also had that London tour he promised to his fans.

Jackson family planning their own documentary Investigating Neverland There is nothing normal about this family. Just zilch.

I think Kate Bush's lyrics to The Man With A Child In His Eyes speaks so much about grooming and this was in 1978! Instead of a boy, It's Kate Bush as the little girl infatuated with an older man. Listen to the lyrics. Interesting that it was dedicated to Steve Blacknell, her boyfriend at the time when he was 22 and Kate being only 17. Kate Bush-The Man With a Child In His Eyes

A lot of people thought the last time Jordan Chandler made an appearance was 2005. Actually, it was 2013-2014 to be exact. He seemed to be trying to live a regular life at this time.

I think what shocked me is that his obsession with boys dates back to 1979 with Terry George. I didn't think he would have went that far back in time, but Terry's story is interesting. All because of a phone conversation while MJ masturbated.

Taj Jackson seeking $777k to fund a gofundme page to create a docuseries defending MJ Really?

And this was considered normal by 1993 standards?!? That's almost beyond flirty. There's Eddie and Frank Cascio. Can't believe that was allowed. Try doing that with the Stranger Things cast. Yeah, that wouldn't fly by today's standards. I know it's a photo op, but what...? I don't know what to say about this.

From the 1988 John Lennon Imagine biography, it is eerie how he is dressed exactly like James Safechuck.

Here's the account of MJ and James Safechuck's relationship

That's true. But interesting that the MJ biographer went to question about Jame's abuse account rather than Wade's. I guess Wade was there from beginning to end.

Dan Reed admits to getting abuse dates wrong, challenged by MJ biographer Either way, I don't want those two men attacked with death threats on Twitter or anything thing due to some biographer's account as to what happened that Dan Reed did that was deemed inaccurate. Whatever happened, they deserved to be heard. This is their story.

Actually, the other one was of ET, not Ghandi. But that's okay. Speaking of ET, I wondered if MJ associated that character too much for his plastic surgery obsession. I think Spielberg was on to something when he did that movie. Hell, he did a storybook audio on the movie book. Listening to that would make you question if this dude was weird to begin with. I think his voiceover spoke the truth.

I use to watch the WWE/WWF on TV all the time. God, I remember Chyna, Eddie, Roddy Piper, The Rock, The Hulk, etc. This is going back in the late 80s-early 00s. Who knew Vince was such a narcissist to begin with?

I always thought that interview with MJ was super weird and very telling, with the giggles or whatever. A lot of people thought the Zales one with James is an example of his grooming. I think Wade waiting for the History album at Tower Records was very telling of MJ's grooming techniques. Wade showing a letter with pink hearts to MJ and the almost uncomfortable feeling he felt being addressed in a crowd of teenagers who looked at him strangely. What an awkward position.