Episodes

This month, we're diving into Halloween episodes from some of our favorite sitcoms. The theme is "What's a Ghost to a Goblin?" Today, we're spotlighting an incredible, legendary, one-of-a-kind show: Martin. Specifically, we're unpacking Season 1, Episode 10: The Night He Came Home.

Tonight, we're reviewing a show that showed a dynamic relationship between a father and a son. A show that starred one of the pioneers of modern day comedy. A show that to this day has cemented its legacy in television history. The show we’re going to discuss is Sanford and Son.

Today, we're diving into a delightful episode of the beloved Canadian sitcom Kim's Convenience. We’ll be discussing Season 2, Episode 12, titled "Appa's First Text."

Join us as we talk about the movie Soul Food.

We are recognizing the great actress and singer, Sheryl Lee Ralph as Moesha’s stepmother, Dee. Since it is our Mother’s Day special, we wanted to recognize stepmoms that are often left out of the picture for their amazing contributions to households.

Today, we're talking about an iconic TV mom that was known for her portrayal of being a phenomenal woman. This fictional character was beautiful, intelligent, professional, assertive, loving, and confident. Her name is Clair Huxtable who is played by Phylicia Rashad on “The Cosby Show”. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Different_World#:~:text=It%20aired%20for%20six%20seasons,historically%20black%20college%20in%20Virginia.

Today, we're going to be talking about a show that really was like no other at the time. A show that demonstrated the struggle, but promoted love, family and perseverance. Good Times was probably one of the most relatable shows during its time to Black America. Check out this episode and drop comment with your thoughts! Reference: https://www.nixonlibrary.gov/news/1970s-america#:~:text=Many%20remember%20the%201970s%20as,the%20nation's%20economy%20took%20root. https://www.thoughtco.com/african-a...

In this episode, we discuss the motivational movie, The Pursuit of Happyness starring Will Smith, Thandiwe Newton, and Jaden Smith. Show Notes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pursuit_of_Happyness https://facts.net/movie/35-facts-about-the-movie-the-pursuit-of-happyness/

In this episode of "Sitcoms N' Color," join hosts Claszi Ladi Millie Redd, Krypt, and L'aidee Lili as they dissect the pilot episode of "All American."

Check out this mini episode where hosts Claszi Ladi, L'aidee Lili, Krypt, and Millie Redd take you on a nostalgic journey through the golden era of '90s.

There was a young man that was born and raised on the west side of Philadelphia who would always play on the playground. One day, this young man was shooting on the basketball court and there were some dudes that were up to no good. Well, he got into a fight. His mother was like, oh heck naw, you are going to live with your rich aunt and uncle in Bel Air, California. The rest is history and the show Fresh Prince of Bel Air was born. The episode we are going to be focusing on, is the pilot episod...

Welcome to "Sitcoms N' Color," your go-to podcast for diving deep into sitcoms and films centered around minority voices. Today marks the launch of our very first episode, where we'll be delving into "A Friend In Need" — the pilot episode of "The Jeffersons." If you enjoy this episode, don't forget to subscribe to this podcast, and drop a comment below. We're eager to hear your thoughts! Show Notes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Jeffersons_episodes#Season_1_(1975) https://en.wikipe...

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Check out our new podcast called Sitcoms N' Color. A podcast that explores a wide range of television shows and films created by and featuring minority communities.