20 Dec, 2022
By FactsWow Team
It is not uncommon for funny shows to focus on relationships, ranging from family relationships to romances and friendships.
Credits: BBC
This sitcom is set in an underfunded school in a predominantly Black neighborhood, where a documentary school follows undervalued teachers.
Credits: PhillyVoice
Describes what it's like for Black people trying to break into the music industry and the strange nature of the hip-hop scene in Atlanta.
Credits: BBC
Originally a spin-off of Maude, which was itself a spin-off of All in the Family, Good Times focused on Black parents. Good Times shows the Evanses, a working-class family who make ends meet but appreciate their family's unity.
Credits: PhillyVoice
There weren't many upper-class Black characters as main characters at the time in The Jeffersons, as the titular family adjusts to a new neighborhood.
Credits: Insider
Sanford And Son, a sitcom about Fred Sanford and his son Lamont, was among the first sitcoms to feature Black male lead actors.
Credits: DAR.com
In Roc, Rock is a garbage collector in a neighborhood filled with gangsters, drug dealers, and more. His loving family stands behind him as he fights to preserve the streets from gangsters, drug dealers, and more.
Credits: BET
Despite his successful career, Michael Kyle finds raising his kids and dealing with his overly emotional wife complicated. Even so, he and his family have a close relationship that overcomes their challenges.
Credits: Television Academy
There were countless theories regarding what caused Will Smith, who plays a fictionalized version of himself, to become famous. As a result, Will Smith’s Street style clashes with the mannerisms of his aunt's wealthy family.
Credits: Complex
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