The longest-running TV series with a predominantly African American cast in the history of American television, The Jeffersons aired for eleven seasons (1975– ...

George is loud-mouthed, snarky, obnoxious and flat-out bigoted, but he's also capable of being generous and dependable as well as a loving husband and father.

This was the first time ever that a Black family was shown as middle-class, successful, and relatively well-off on television. Replacement Scrappy ...

A little boy named Blanket moves to South Park with his father Martin Jefferson, a wealthy and fun-loving man whose home full of toys and rides charms the local ...

A page for describing Awesome: Jeffersons. A spinoff of All in the Family centering on a self-made business tycoon and operator of a dry cleaning chain, ...

Fake Mixed Race: Tom & Helen Willis are an interracial couple with two children. However, while their kids — daughter Jenny and son Allan — are biracial, their ...

The Jeffersons ». Funny Moments · From the first show, as Florence notices how wealthy Louise and Helen are. Florence: How come we overcame and no one told me?!

When Mr. Jefferson realizes he needs to be more mature so he can properly raise his son, he points out that he needs to be Blanket's father instead of his ...

The episode ends with George, Louise and Lionel tearfully listening to King's “I've Been to the Mountaintop” speech on the radio. The death of Zara Cully, as ...

Tropes associated with this episode: A Day in the Limelight: Which would translate into 253 more days in the limelight for George and Louise and the rest of ...