This week, Les chats with Daytime Emmy-nominated actress Crystal Lee Brown. Brown will next be seen as Janelle on Starz’s crime drama Hightown. She was nominated for her first Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Digital Drama Series for her role as Tamara in Giants, which streams on Issa Rae’s YouTube Channel. In addition, she is known for her three-season run as Sergeant King on the hit CW series Black Lightning. Brown also recurred on season 2 of Netflix’s Mindhunter, and had a memorable role on Showtime’s The Good Lord Bird. She can be seen in films such as Judas and the Black Messiah and Hidden Figures. It's a wonderful time as they discuss all that and more on today's episode. Check it out!
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This week we are The TV Dicks! And, as I am sure you deduced, we are talking all about... detective shows!...wait, that's not what you thought we were discussing?? This week we check out 'Mindhunter' on Netflix, the return of 'Chance' on HULU, and 'Comrade Detective' over on Amazon. Tune in!