black-ish creator Kenya Barris wrote an episode of his Emmy-award winning ABC comedy,’please, baby, please’. Just a week before it was set to air in 2018, Disney shelved it. Now, the episode will finally see the light of day on Disney’s streaming service, Hulu.

The black-ish episode is available to stream on Hulu right now. It’s unclear if Disney has plans to air the episode on ABC.

Barris writes in a statement that he can not wait for everyone to see the episode for themselves.’we hope it inspires some much-needed conversation,’ he writes.

The episode focuses on Anthony Anderson’s Dre telling his son a story about the first year of mankind on earth. The creator told thr back in 2018.

Bob Iger spoke to Bob Iger about the’political sensitivities of being a broadcast network in 2018′. The episode cost more than $ 3 million and had talent like Spike Lee attached.

A Republican-led Department of justice was trying to make a deal. The Justice Department wanted to avoid the anger of a Republican-led Justice Department.

The network suggested Barris and his team make edits to the episode. Instead, both sides scrapped it. Barris would go on to leave the ABC family and sign an overall deal with Netflix worth $ 100 million.