He and Bret discuss that if they’re asking for an official recusal, they have ulterior motives. He denies wanting to speak to them, and they ask for his official recusal where he sobers up and says no, he has more to say. The two grab food and Liam’s drinking alcohol when he gets a call from Serano’s lawyers about his statement. Next we see Liam at The Side Step… and Bret appears! Bret says that Stella called him and was concerned, so he came down. Cap gives him a lecture about doing the right thing, and that he’s trying to protect him. He receives a call from Captain James who tells him about the continuance and that Serano’s lawyers are going to want a statement from him. We see Liam next out in the middle of the woods chopping wood. Stella asks why he’s telling her this story right now, and Cordell says it’s because he thinks he’s the one who taught Liam to do something stupid in the name of doing something right. The two set off for HQ, and Cordell tells Stella a story about him and Liam getting into a fight at school. The two are playing and talking, and a flashback occurs where Emily and Stella play the same game at the same place. The two decide to go to the park to play Bocce Ball. Stella asks Cordell how he knew what he wanted to do after high school, and missing out on college. It spooks Stella and she heads to see Trey, Stella says Liam needs them and it doesn’t feel right not to return the favor when he’s always there for them.Ĭordell arrives at Stella’s school and the two decide to go out on a “we day” like what Emily and Stella used to do. Two years later, the program eventually premiered on Tubi.Stella and Colton are at the school where there is a college fair with a bunch of booths. It was unclear if it would be filmed in Washington D.C. Throughout its run, Sherry Carter hosted unseen when she became a host for Video Soul in 1992.ĭonnie Simpson planned to bring back the program in 2019. It showcased videos requested by viewers who called a 1-900 number. Video Soul By Request was a two-hour long video block on Saturdays. It was also known as The Coca-Cola Video Soul Top-20 Countdown, as Coca-Cola became a sponsor of the show. Video Soul Top-20 aired on Fridays, and showcased the hottest top 20 videos of the week. A number of up-and coming artists had their first interview on Video Soul. Throughout its run, it was responsible for surprise guests, bringing groups/bands back together, memorable interviews, etc. Sherry Carter (who also hosted BET's Video LP, a half-hour-long video program) and Sheila Banks were the other hosts. After Hemphill left the series, Donnie Simpson became the show's most prominent VJ although he joined the show a few years after it premiered. Virgil Hemphill was the original first host of the series, calling himself the 'Reverend Eldorado'. Throughout the early to mid-1990s, until the show ended, it aired from 8 to 10 pm E.T. A top 20 countdown aired Friday nights, 9–11 p.m.

The expanded two-hour long primetime version premiered on Jand aired from 9 to 11 p.m. Both BET and Video Soul served as a place of refuge for new African-American musical talent. The show was created after MTV refused to play videos by most African-American musicians, as MTV made the de facto color policy effective. Video Soul premiered on Jand was originally a half-hour show.

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