hile recently promoting his new action flick, "RoboCop," Samuel L. Jackson had a tense exchange with KTLA entertainment reporter Sam Rubin -- after the journalist appeared to confuse Jackson with Laurence Fishburne.
During their chat on live TV, Rubin asked Jackson if he had received a lot of reaction from "that Super Bowl commercial," apparently referencing this year'sKia ad, which saw

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Laurence Fishburne reprise his Morpheus role from "The Matrix" films. Jackson is not featured anywhere in the spot.
"What Super Bowl commercial?" Jackson asked in response to Rubin's question.
Lemon began by talking about how he was often mistaken for former CNN anchor T.J. Holmes, something he said the two men used to joke about frequently. When it did happen, he said he would usually just laugh and correct them, perhaps saying, "I'm the other black guy."
When someone is in our tribe, I think it's particularly easier for us to tell them apart, because we're used to their facial features," Lemon said, before warning that he's "probably going to get in trouble" for saying "people do look alike." He used a few examples before landing one that might hit close to home for anyone who has spent any time in Brooklyn recently.
"It's not about race," Lemon said. "You go to Brooklyn, everybody's got a beard and plaid shirt. They may be able to tell each other part but they all look alike to me." At the same time, Lemon said Rubin "should probably know" Samuel L. Jackson's name by now, especially since he's been in more than 70 movies over the last few decades.
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He's always defending the white man and making his own people seem irrational when he knows that clearly the reporter was in the wrong! How can we depend on reporters/anchors to give us accurate/honest news about what's going on when they make idiotic mistakes like this?! Are you for real? I'm a journalist and he makes us look bad. Not just the white ones, everybody in journalism.
f some random person from Japan had made this mistake FINE. But a HOLLYWOOD REPORTER? That is what KTLA pays him to do. I guarantee you he would have never made
