Name That Black Sitcom
This show centers on a couple, George and Weezy, who, after achieving financial success, move to an upscale apartment in Manhattan, where they deal with their new neighbors and the challenges of upward mobility. Known for its satirical humor and breaking ground on issues like race and class, it became a pioneering series in the 1970s.
The Jeffersons
This show features a teenager who has the ability to see glimpses of the future, often leading her into situations where she has to balance keeping her powers a secret while dealing with typical teenage problems. The series is notable for its mix of comedy and supernatural elements, making it one of the channel’s most memorable and pioneering shows.
That's So Raven
This spin-off from The Cosby Show follows Denise Huxtable as she navigates life at an historically Black college in Virginia, tackling everything from academics to relationships. The show became a cultural touchstone, highlighting the college experience while addressing important social issues.
A Different World
This classic sitcom centers around the Winslow family, with their quirky neighbor, Steve Urkel, becoming an unforgettable TV character known for his catchphrase, “Did I do that?” The show blended family dynamics, comedy, and heart, making it a staple of ‘90s TV.
Family Matters
This sitcom revolves around the lives of six friends living in a Brooklyn apartment complex, balancing relationships, careers, and everyday challenges. Known for its witty humor and strong ensemble cast, it is often hailed as one of the most iconic shows of the ‘90s, with a focus on Black friendship and female empowerment.
Living Single