Glued to the Tube

((From Left to Right: Landon, Brooke, Pierre, Brianna, Bridget, Christian, Ashlei, and Jason))

Lately I've having a lot of free time and every Monday night at 9 I find myself rushing for the nearest t.v. to watch the weekly episode of Harlem Heights on BET. The thing that I like most about the show is that all of them are professional, young, fabulously fly, black adults. Most of them have college degrees and they seem to be living that type of life I hope to live once I get done with school. <-- Whenever that is.

Harlem Heights showcases a side of Harlem is upscale and extremely classy. I want to be there. Hell ... I'm gonna be there. ((Just maybe I'll get a chance at that oh so fine and driven Pierre)) Of course, like any other city in the world, Harlem has a ghetto. Jason is supposed to be the one on the show from the streets, but I'm here to let it be known that Pierre is from the hood too. He just choose to live his life a different way. I believe that shows kids from the hood that there is an alternative to living the hood lifestyle through education. <-- That's definitely what's up.

So here's the run down. Brooke and Brianna are besties. Bridget is Brianna's cousin and everyone's listening ear and support system. Bridget is also the narrator of the show. Pierre and Brooke went on one date, but it didn't work out. Ashlei and Brooke used to be friends, but after Brooke dated Kanye West somehow they fell out. Ashlei and Christian were dating, but they came to a dead end when Christian and Brooke made out at Ashlei's job. The only catch is that Pierre and Christian are friends and this "Brooke Thing: might ruin their friendship. Jason, Pierre, and Landon are working closely on developing a non-profit organization. So far, that's everything that been happening. I can't wait to see how this plays out and I hope there will be more seasons to come.