During yesterday's premiere of 'The Jacksons: A Family Dynasty,' Jermaine Jackson broke down while discussing his decision to part ways with the Jackson 5 in 1976 and stay with Motown while the rest of the group moved to CBS Records.

"The whole world thought that I stayed because I was married to the boss' daughter, which had nothing to do with that," Jackson said, referring to his marriage to Hazel Gordy, daughter of Motown founder Berry Gordy.

Watch the video after the jump.

Dear Larry,

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, WOULD YOU PLEASE STOP WITH THE SHOWS ABOUT MICHAEL JACKSON?!

Honestly, what else can you possibly say? You've already interviewed every Jackson lawyer (past and present), interviewed his dermatologist, talked to his friends, talked to Jermaine Jackson, given a live tour of Neverland Ranch (complete with ghosts), had Marlon Brando's son on almost every night, interviewed Jackson's former nurse, and you actually went to the memorial service itself and reported from there. What else can you possibly do? Are you going to have an exclusive interview with Michael Jackson's nose? Talk to his mailman?

It seems that everyone had an animated series in the 1970s (like Gilligan's Island), and the Jackson 5 were no exception. Here's the opening of their cartoon, The Jackson 5ive, which ran on ABC for a couple of years starting in 1971. Not sure how many series actually show the cast of the show, one by one, twice. It's also odd how dancing mice and a wacky snake show up in the middle, BUT IT WAS THE 70S DUDE. This was done by Rankin/Bass, who did all those Christmas specials.