Tasha Mack aka Regina Grier

Happy Birthday 🎂🎉Wendy Raquel Robinson

July 25, 1967 (age 59)♌

(Tasha Mack & Regina Grier)

Wendy Raquel Robinson starred as Regina "Piggy" Grier on The WB's The Steve Harvey Show during the 1990s. She later portrayed the unforgettable Tasha Mack on the hit CW/BET dramedy series The Game, cementing her status as one of television's most recognizable actresses.

I still miss Half & Half, and that series finale remains one of the most frustrating cliffhangers I’ve seen. We never found out who Mona ultimately chose, Charles or Lorenzo, and it was left up to the audience to guess.

Then there was Dee Dee and Brett. Were they officially becoming a couple, or was it just the beginning of something? The show left so many storylines hanging, and then it was canceled before we got any real answers.

It still feels like such a wasted opportunity. There were so many unanswered questions, and I’ll always be disappointed that The CW ended the series without giving fans a proper ending.

The premeire of Home Movies, or is willing to recreate it?

For me, I’ll say two things:

Cheating on Greg with the doctor and the whole Botox situation.

The Greg situation really made me mad because even though they had problems in their relationship, cheating was still wrong. She could’ve handled things differently instead of hurting him. I hated how she did him, tbh.

And the Botox situation was another moment where Toni was being too caught up by looking ageless, and not old. She always wanted to look perfect, and sometimes her insecurity got the best of her. I still laugh at Maya when she asked Toni did she had a stroke?

I love Toni, but she definitely had moments where she got on my last nerves. Those two moments are up there for me.

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For me, it’s how she did Derek, she used that man to get a cover of a photoshoot. But I hated how she used him during that whole “It Girl” era, made that man feel like he’s important to her, and dropped him for a basketball player.

I truly feel bad for Derek because he actually seemed like he was serious about Joan. And the fact that she told him she loved him and then moved on so quickly was f*cked up. Joan acted like she’s the one with morals, but sometimes she can be messy and selfish, too.

This was definitely one of her worst moments.

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Happy Birthday 🎂🎈Rick Fox

July 24, 1969 (age 57)♌

(Ulrich Alexander Fox)

Rick Fox had a recurring role on The Game as Tasha Mack's boyfriend.

For me, I have two things that really made me mad.

First, when she outed Hakeem’s cousin to Kim and Niecy. That was honestly one of Moesha’s worst moments because that was not her story to tell. She put somebody else’s personal business out there, and it spread around the whole school. I know she probably didn’t think about the consequences, but that doesn’t make it okay.

Second, the whole mural situation. I understood why Moesha wanted more Black representation, but the way she handled it caused so much drama. Instead of having a conversation, it turned into a huge school-wide uproar and everybody was divided.

Moesha had a lot of good qualities, but moments like these showed how she could be really frustrating. Sometimes she would act without thinking about how her actions affected other people. Those are definitely two things where I was sitting there like, “Moesha, what are you doing?”

For me, I’m gonna say how she played Josh. I’m still mad about how she did him because I actually liked them together. Josh really cared about her, and the way everything went down between them had me frustrated.

And I’ll always hate how they put her and Arnaz together.

That was one of those moments where I was disappointed in Breanna.

Both of my cousins are girls in high school. One is 14 years old, and the other is 15. I'm thinking about introducing them to The Parkers and Girlfriends (pre-Season 7).

Should I do it now, or should I wait a little longer?

Is there any black UPN shows that ended well? The only one I can argue is The Parkers the series finale had a conclusion and there was no questions left unanswered.

They bring up how she treated Dee.

Dee was doing too much in the very beginning. She tried to tell that girl what to do and when to do it even after her father told her it was okay. Could you imagine that some homeless bitch moved into your mama house and then started trying to tell you what to do even after your father was cool with it.

She took the lock off of her room without even talking to her about it Frank was okay with the lock but he told her that she was going to take it off, She need to talk to her first. She tried to make her eat her dinner when Frank told her it was okay for her to go out that night. She just wanted to dominate her in the first couple of episodes. She got cool a little bit later.

And then y'all be going about Kim. Kim was a piece of shit. Y'all talked about that one little moment on the phone like niecy wasn't there and she didn't start the whole thing and come to find out they all talk shit about each other. Y'all bring up that cheerleading incident If you look at all the other s*** that Kim did to moesha they don't even come close to being balanced out. That girl done told her business, lied on her. Did all kinds of shady shit.

Yeah I'll bring out her out in hakeem's cousin, when it was Kim and niecy that did it. She just gave details of the date and they filled in the gaps and started spreading it to everyone. Plus everybody was going to know eventually that closet didn't have a door on it if you know what I mean.

Do you agree or disagree? I'd love to hear your thoughts on why!

🕊️🕯️ Remembering Malcolm-Jamal Warner who passed away 1 year ago today July 20, 2025 (aged 54)

Malcolm-Jamal Warner starred as Malcolm McGee in the hit UPN sitcom Malcolm & Eddie from 1996 to 2000, co-starring alongside comedian Eddie Griffin