TVGuide.com Top Moments: A Week of Tragedy - Featured

Jack think he may be gay - what!Surely if you're going to write about a show you should have at least seen the pilot.

*thinks

[*]Michael Jackson[*]

1. I have always been a fan of The Tonight Show up until the red head guy took over. Not a fan anymore, but because I am old school, Ed McMahon was great as the sidekick. There was always rumors that he hated being no. 2, but from the show you could not tell. I also appreciated him opening doors with his talent shows. I saw Sinbad on there, Britney Spears, Alliyah, Beyonce and many more. He will be misseed as well.2. Farrah Faucett was one of my favorite police women on Charlies Angels. I appreciated the "being cute" and "being tough". Many times during my own career in law enforcement, many women have such a hard edge that most of the guys in the department thought they were gay. I believe strongly that you can be tough and good looking at the same time and still be a police officer. I do it everyday. Yes, many have ridiculed me for the extravgance, but make no mistake....once I opened my mouth, folks knew I was the law. This is what made me watch ladies on t.v. like Farrah and Angie Dickenson in PoliceWoman and Farrah again was great as the victim of rape and the capture of the offender. That was the best movie yet. I will miss her deeply as well. I think MJ overshadowed her, but she was a great talent none the less.3. Michael Jackson. I am a big fan. Always have been. I have cried since this happened because there was a lot more to the man than the trouble he saw in the last decade. I have spent the last 4 days celebrating the mans accomplishments and contributions to the music world. Some have spent the last few days trying to tear down something that can not be destroyed with words, hate and criticism and that is his legacy. Many haters have tried to say that his trouble with the law was not fair and that he should have received more than a slap on the wrist. I do not agree. In law enforcement, people are innocent until proven guilty. People give lawyers too much credit. They can only work with what they have before them. As a mother believe me when I tell you, if you thought someone had done something to hurt your kids, there would not be enough money or places in the world for someone to hide. Most americans realized early on that if there was some guilt to find, they would have found it but the only things that came out of any of those trials that MJ had was several people who after approaching him for money decided to accuse him knowing how the world would react. I felt bad for MJ trusting folks so much, but in this world you can not trust anybody and his being naive and childlike cost him in the end.