Coming up on ReLiving Single. T.C. Carson. Yay! Yay, T.C. So I think this show was important because it showed black men protecting black women. Absolutely. I know that if I'm going to go this way, you're going to go that way. That's true. Can a brother get some popcorn? I ain't saying you a gold dig. She's a hunter, and that's her last name. She's a hunter. Is that what you call it? So you've done new scenes? Yeah, I haven't done a couple. In theater? Uh-huh. Did you see people in the audience with binoculars? You didn't need them. Every time I hear a brother, call up girl a bitch on a hole. Trying to make a sister feel low, you know all of that's got to go.

I tell you, it was the love affair of my lifetime.

I got to do it on screen.

Yay!

When I go again, I'm going to cry.

Thank you, thank you. Welcome back to Reliving Single, the official official, unofficial Living Single rewatch podcast.

And this week, we are so excited to have the Cruz Lothario T.C. Carson set.

Yay, T.C.

What's that?

Oh, so happy to have you.

So happy to have you.

Let's talk about your character, Kyle.

Yeah, he was a stockbroker. Yes, he was. Yes, he was. And he represented a lot of what the ladies men. Self-proclaimed ladies' man. Okay. What do you mean self-frey? Well, you know, he had to tell you. If he was really doing it, he wouldn't have to tell you so much.

Interesting.

All this time, I thought he was getting it.

He was. He was getting less than we think he was.

A little bit.

Well, you know, once he fell for crazy.

Yeah.

Wait a minute.

Still crazy after all these years.

You think he wasn't getting as much.

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