Thomas Zanotti

I used to watch the program but these days the overenergetic duo seems reduced to using the word "Man" in every other sentence; why? There are a variety of programs on "Speed" that I watch and enjoy so, although the information might be enjoyable, it is just too exaggerated and excessive in both the body language, body motions and lack of vocabulary.

I very much enjoy the overall aspect of Mr. Smith's reporting, but was disappointed tonight on the report on the Bumble Bee. Someone doesn't know the difference between a bumble bee and a honey bee; so which was it really about since all the images were of honey bees?

I watched tonight's episode as I always have since the first airing and as something of a historian must take issue with the history of black face; not the repulsive action of a politician but rather that the original minstrel performers were themselves black. Time has dulled the names of some of the most popular black performers appearing in "Face",but they were famous within their own social audiences. Al Jolson, and other white performers of their time would not have thought that they were doing anything wrong but would probably have thought of themselves taking part in a popular venue. The guest was wrong and apparently knows less about black history than I do. Mr. Matthews, you are a treasure of logic and I appreciate your program.