Even this video shows how popular his character is. And how viewers black and white didn’t see anything wrong with his monologues. We enjoyed his character there was no need to fire him, but for that new showrunner Charles Eglee’s own fear of black people caused by the guilt of the treatment of black people. But that has nothing to do with us (black people) he doesn’t know our minds. Orlando will not be returning, I don’t think he would return even if that man begged. So know I can’t wait to see what awesome work Orlando will do next, he is a great talent and will be spectacular in whatever he does.
I'm highly bothered and offended by this monologue. 1. its not in the book at all. 2. getting angry might get you a refund at a retail store, but I can't name one other situation in the past or present where 'anger got anything done.' we trash talk in sports to get the opponent angry and off his game. when black ppl get angry over an assassinations or jury verdict we kill each other & burn down our own neighborhoods, JUST like that ship on the show. who was on that boat in the book, that mr. nancy had burn down on the show? *SPOILER ALERT* African Twins 1. the leader of the Haitian revolution 2. teacher of marie louvre
@"was no need to fire him" I do agree!!! 100% there was absolutely no need to even "allegedly" tell Mr. Jones that they wanted to tone his character down, b/c in the book/source material he only has 2 more non-confrontational appearances after his 1st introduction at the carousel. During the TMZ interview, they reference the producer as saying "he wasnt fired, his character just isnt in the next installment." which is more likely and believable than firing a man on his day off. Orlando Jones is the new jussie smollett.
I get it. Why even try right? Just except your fate. MLK Day is coming soon and you know what he said right? Suffer in silence and don’t fight back at all.
@@tjalliemicheaux3719 You clearly don't understand that television/movies seldom follow books word for word. As for your asinine question: The Boston tea party, the revolutionary war, the civil war, Harriet tubman leading the underground railroad, women gaining the right to vote, world war 1, world war 2. You can't find a single situation because you're not looking for one.
@@MuShinnen I've worked in film for 10 years before I quit, b/c of the very point youre trying to make. However; you missed the point I was making As for you remedial reply: None of your examples were design/planned in anger. Anger is fueled by ignorance. Anger causes the rioting that you see right now; mobs w/ no objective; no leadership, no discipline b/c they're angry.
Still cannot believe they fired him. I will notbe watching season 3 or any other seasons of the show util they bring him back!!! I also want a spinoff show of Anasi's boys, which cneters on Anasi and his sons
@@2Good2BeTrue45 My apologies. Most people haven't read any of the books & are drawing the wrong conspiratorial conclusion, following orlando playing his race card, by trying to make it racist. these arm chair revolutionaries are up-in-arms over Orlando, claiming to be "allegedly" fired over a viral meme that 1. he didnt write & 2. nor was it from the book. So why was it on TV? angry does not get shit done... it only cause 700+ afircan americans to kill each other in chicago (alone) each year. or burning down their own homes when a verdict doesnt go their way. American Gods: B/c the boat was burned down the TV show, the writers of season 1 killed off two of the most historically influential & 'should be" iconic figures in african-american history, that was on the boat in the book: Bookman Duty & the teacher of Marie Laveau. Nansi Boys: Everyone's looking for a rebellious Mr Nancy to reappear to talk some senseless shit (in his HBO special: hoes up pimps down suits), but he's not a main character nor does he behave like that in any of the books. & this book could be a comedy, romance, mystery played by the Wayan brothers.
@@tjalliemicheaux3719 You are factually incorrect. Anger does in fact get shit done. This nation was founded on anger. The protests, the riots, the war, that ultimately led to this country separating from Great Britain was all fueled by anger. To deny this is to deny history. You want to talk about African American's killing each other? Look at the causes of this: Poverty, terrible housing, inferior food, lesser educational materials for over crowded and underfunded schools, increased police presence, stereotyping, and brutality, fewer job opportunities, drugs that were introduced into their communities from outside parties. The list goes on, but you're not looking for legitimate information. You're looking to prop up your false narrative. You're looking to stand here with your pathetic straw man argument. "He's not a main character" He is a main character. He literally plays the long game the entire time. The man has his own spin off. If you're going to go off of what is just based on the books, then you choose to ignore the fact that the show doesn't follow the books half the time anyway. That can't be the case though because you just acknowledged it. So which is it? You can't pick and choose when you want the show to adhere to the books, just to suit your own argument.
@@MuShinnen So you're saying MLKjr & civil rights protest were not peace but angry protests? Okay... & other that that one, what other protest 'got shit done'? - missing ballots in FL (bush) - trumps election - DAPL - Kent State - Occupy WallStreet - abortion clinics & death sentences If the Boston Tea Party (protest) was successful there wouldn't have been a revolutionary war? I agree, riots are fueled by anger, but please educate me on which riots made a change: - Watts - MLK - Rodney King - Baltimore has a riot ever overturned a court decision or anything other than black ppl burning down their own shit? I guess Anger & riots are getting shit done in the US right now, right?
What am I missing: 1. Why wouldn't they allow him to do that scene, who wrote it? 2. Jones told the Africans to do exactly what african-americans do "when they get angry... burn your [censored] down!" (dare I say anansi) Mr Nacy couldnt tell the captives to turn the ship around like the Amistad, go back home and fight like the native americans did the vikings on the show... b/c none of this drama played out like this in the book. 3. does anger really get things done?
Really? The Amistad ? That's the example you want to ride with??? Hang up and try your call again later after you read actual history. I understand your just a troll and this is what a troll does but your comments show a total lack of cultural awareness. That is all i wanted to add. You may know return to your previously scheduled ignorant ass statements
@@MB-ru2zr PS: Dear Miss. Monnie/Miss. Cultural Awareness, Even though You completely missed the point, read the book and then lets talk "cultural awareness" The true conspiracy is not this HBO special looking pimps up hoes down, stereotypical anger & irresponsible black man allegedly being fired and then playing the race card *SPOILER ALERT* if you're able to read & comprehend Gaiman's book/the source material & know anything about your true cultural icons: you'll see that Bookman Duty or the teacher of Marie Laveau were cut from the source material and replaced with this simon legree meme of self destruction you can't be that stupid seeing that when Nergos get angry all they do is kill each other and burn down their own neighborhoods & think that Orlandos meme is powerful and inspiring. SMH
Maybe. Singing negro spirituals and chanting and marching didn’t work for very long. MLK taught black people how NOT to defend themselves. SELF PRESERVATION IS A RIGHT.
I don't think its me who missed the whole point ms/mrs Tjallie Miccheaux lol. But it ok you go ahead and hide behind "executive decision" and "well the books say" we are used to it. Because they have never changed the direction of the show from the original book ie Game of Thrones Walking Dead etc etc. But it's okay buddy it's fine to keep hiding behind what makes you comfortable. We can still see who you are
@@MB-ru2zr They can't even be bothered to stick to that argument. "well the books say" The show doesn't follow the books to the letter, so that's an asinine argument. They also point out in another post that the show doesn't follow the books. Really strange how they switch back and forth. Oh well, another willfully ignorant person you shouldn't bother with.
![Chris Langan - The Interview THEY Didn't Want You To See - CTMU [Full Version; Timestamps]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9miVG2xT5jY/mqdefault.jpg)
Best scene ever. I love this man so much.
I've watch that monologue EVERY MORNING
Timely & timeless...resonating
Even this video shows how popular his character is. And how viewers black and white didn’t see anything wrong with his monologues. We enjoyed his character there was no need to fire him, but for that new showrunner Charles Eglee’s own fear of black people caused by the guilt of the treatment of black people. But that has nothing to do with us (black people) he doesn’t know our minds. Orlando will not be returning, I don’t think he would return even if that man begged. So know I can’t wait to see what awesome work Orlando will do next, he is a great talent and will be spectacular in whatever he does.
I'm highly bothered and offended by this monologue.
1. its not in the book at all.
2. getting angry might get you a refund at a retail store, but I can't name one other situation in the past or present where 'anger got anything done.' we trash talk in sports to get the opponent angry and off his game. when black ppl get angry over an assassinations or jury verdict we kill each other & burn down our own neighborhoods, JUST like that ship on the show.
who was on that boat in the book, that mr. nancy had burn down on the show?
*SPOILER ALERT*
African Twins
1. the leader of the Haitian revolution
2. teacher of marie louvre
@"was no need to fire him"
I do agree!!! 100%
there was absolutely no need to even "allegedly" tell Mr. Jones that they wanted to tone his character down, b/c in the book/source material he only has 2 more non-confrontational appearances after his 1st introduction at the carousel.
During the TMZ interview, they reference the producer as saying "he wasnt fired, his character just isnt in the next installment." which is more likely and believable than firing a man on his day off.
Orlando Jones is the new jussie smollett.
I get it. Why even try right? Just except your fate. MLK Day is coming soon and you know what he said right? Suffer in silence and don’t fight back at all.
@@tjalliemicheaux3719 You clearly don't understand that television/movies seldom follow books word for word. As for your asinine question: The Boston tea party, the revolutionary war, the civil war, Harriet tubman leading the underground railroad, women gaining the right to vote, world war 1, world war 2. You can't find a single situation because you're not looking for one.
@@MuShinnen I've worked in film for 10 years before I quit, b/c of the very point youre trying to make. However; you missed the point I was making
As for you remedial reply: None of your examples were design/planned in anger.
Anger is fueled by ignorance. Anger causes the rioting that you see right now; mobs w/ no objective; no leadership, no discipline b/c they're angry.
Still cannot believe they fired him. I will notbe watching season 3 or any other seasons of the show util they bring him back!!!
I also want a spinoff show of Anasi's boys, which cneters on Anasi and his sons
please read the books first
@@tjalliemicheaux3719 Hm? Whats that supposed to mean?
@@2Good2BeTrue45
My apologies. Most people haven't read any of the books & are drawing the wrong conspiratorial conclusion, following orlando playing his race card, by trying to make it racist. these arm chair revolutionaries are up-in-arms over Orlando, claiming to be "allegedly" fired over a viral meme that 1. he didnt write & 2. nor was it from the book. So why was it on TV? angry does not get shit done... it only cause 700+ afircan americans to kill each other in chicago (alone) each year. or burning down their own homes when a verdict doesnt go their way.
American Gods:
B/c the boat was burned down the TV show, the writers of season 1 killed off two of the most historically influential & 'should be" iconic figures in african-american history, that was on the boat in the book: Bookman Duty & the teacher of Marie Laveau.
Nansi Boys:
Everyone's looking for a rebellious Mr Nancy to reappear to talk some senseless shit (in his HBO special: hoes up pimps down suits), but he's not a main character nor does he behave like that in any of the books. & this book could be a comedy, romance, mystery played by the Wayan brothers.
@@tjalliemicheaux3719 You are factually incorrect. Anger does in fact get shit done. This nation was founded on anger. The protests, the riots, the war, that ultimately led to this country separating from Great Britain was all fueled by anger. To deny this is to deny history. You want to talk about African American's killing each other? Look at the causes of this: Poverty, terrible housing, inferior food, lesser educational materials for over crowded and underfunded schools, increased police presence, stereotyping, and brutality, fewer job opportunities, drugs that were introduced into their communities from outside parties. The list goes on, but you're not looking for legitimate information. You're looking to prop up your false narrative. You're looking to stand here with your pathetic straw man argument.
"He's not a main character" He is a main character. He literally plays the long game the entire time. The man has his own spin off. If you're going to go off of what is just based on the books, then you choose to ignore the fact that the show doesn't follow the books half the time anyway. That can't be the case though because you just acknowledged it. So which is it? You can't pick and choose when you want the show to adhere to the books, just to suit your own argument.
@@MuShinnen So you're saying MLKjr & civil rights protest were not peace but angry protests? Okay...
& other that that one, what other protest 'got shit done'?
- missing ballots in FL (bush)
- trumps election
- DAPL
- Kent State
- Occupy WallStreet
- abortion clinics & death sentences
If the Boston Tea Party (protest) was successful there wouldn't have been a revolutionary war?
I agree, riots are fueled by anger, but please educate me on which riots made a change:
- Watts
- MLK
- Rodney King
- Baltimore
has a riot ever overturned a court decision or anything other than black ppl burning down their own shit?
I guess Anger & riots are getting shit done in the US right now, right?
What am I missing:
1. Why wouldn't they allow him to do that scene, who wrote it?
2. Jones told the Africans to do exactly what african-americans do "when they get angry... burn your [censored] down!"
(dare I say anansi) Mr Nacy couldnt tell the captives to turn the ship around like the Amistad, go back home and fight like the native americans did the vikings on the show... b/c none of this drama played out like this in the book.
3. does anger really get things done?
Really? The Amistad ? That's the example you want to ride with??? Hang up and try your call again later after you read actual history. I understand your just a troll and this is what a troll does but your comments show a total lack of cultural awareness.
That is all i wanted to add. You may know return to your previously scheduled ignorant ass statements
@@MB-ru2zr
PS: Dear Miss. Monnie/Miss. Cultural Awareness,
Even though You completely missed the point, read the book and then lets talk "cultural awareness"
The true conspiracy is not this HBO special looking pimps up hoes down, stereotypical anger & irresponsible black man allegedly being fired and then playing the race card
*SPOILER ALERT*
if you're able to read & comprehend Gaiman's book/the source material & know anything about your true cultural icons:
you'll see that Bookman Duty or the teacher of Marie Laveau were cut from the source material and replaced with this simon legree meme of self destruction
you can't be that stupid seeing that when Nergos get angry all they do is kill each other and burn down their own neighborhoods & think that Orlandos meme is powerful and inspiring. SMH
Maybe. Singing negro spirituals and chanting and marching didn’t work for very long. MLK taught black people how NOT to defend themselves. SELF PRESERVATION IS A RIGHT.
I don't think its me who missed the whole point ms/mrs Tjallie Miccheaux lol. But it ok you go ahead and hide behind "executive decision" and "well the books say" we are used to it. Because they have never changed the direction of the show from the original book ie Game of Thrones Walking Dead etc etc. But it's okay buddy it's fine to keep hiding behind what makes you comfortable. We can still see who you are
@@MB-ru2zr They can't even be bothered to stick to that argument. "well the books say" The show doesn't follow the books to the letter, so that's an asinine argument. They also point out in another post that the show doesn't follow the books. Really strange how they switch back and forth. Oh well, another willfully ignorant person you shouldn't bother with.
He spoke too soon because now look smh