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The Upshaws
The Upshaws centers on a working-class African American family in Indiana struggling to make it work and make it right without the blueprints to do it.
My Wife and Kids
Popular film and television star Damon Wayans stars as Michael Kyle, a loving husband and modern-day patriarch who rules his household with a unique and distinct parenting style. As he teaches his three children some of life's lessons, he does so with his own brand of wisdom, discipline and humor.
That's So Raven
Raven Baxter is no ordinary teen - she can see glimpses of the future! Join her as she navigates high school and her psychic abilities.
With the help of her friends and family, Raven tries to use her visions to avoid trouble and help others. Get ready for a hilarious and heartwarming ride!
Family Reunion
When Cocoa McKellan, her former football-playing husband Moz and their four children travel from their home in Seattle to the small town of Columbus, Georgia, for the McKellan Family Reunion, they get to know an extended family they didn't even realize they were missing.
The Carmichael Show
The show follows a young couple, Jerrod and Maxine, who decide to move in together but when it comes time to tell Jerrod's parents, Jerrod finds every reason in the world to hold off on breaking the news to his mom and dad.
Tyler Perry's House of Payne
This is a comedy series about a multi-generational, working class family who experiences all of life's struggles with faith, love and most importantly humor.
The Proud Family
How embarrassing must it be to have a crazy family? Only 14-year-old Penny Proud knows what that's like, with her over-protective Dad Oscar, her over-loving but wacky Mom Trudy, her funny Grandma Suga Mama, and twin siblings Bee Bee and Cee Cee. Then there are her friends - her best girl Dijonay Jones, her geeky friend Zoey, her popular, yet not-all-the-time friend LaCienega, her cool, "with-it" friend Sticky, plus the Gross Sisters bullying everyone...Penny Proud has A LOT of stuff on her hands. Kyla Pratt's "Proud Family" Rap F is for family, and mine's the bomb. A is for attitude, 'cause we got it going on. M is for my Suga Mama, 'cause she is crazy cool. I is for "I can't clean up my room now, uh, I gotta go to school." L is for love, 'cause that's what my family's all about. Y? 'Cause if you don't watch my show, you gone be mad 'cause you missed out.
The Kings of Napa
The Kings of Napa "centers on a beautiful and picturesque Napa Valley, Calif., Vineyard owned by the Kings, an ambitious African-American family whose wealth and status bring them to the pages of design magazines and the pages of The Kings of Napa. The wine business has enjoyed success and praise from the family, but after the company's patriarch suddenly leaves the company, his three children must fight for the reins of the kingdom.
Braxton Family Values
The show features the rambunctious, tight-knit Braxton sisters - Grammy Award-winning artist Toni Braxton, Traci, Towanda, Trina and Tamar - and their headstrong mother, Evelyn, and offers an inside look at their lives and the drama of family chaos.
The Bernie Mac Show
Bernie (Bernie Mac) and his wife Wanda never wanted to raise kids, but when Bernie's sister is sent to jail, her kids have to move in with Uncle Bernie.
The Paynes
"The Paynes," a spin-off of beloved Perry comedy "House of Payne," follows Ella and Curtis Payne (Cassi Davis and LaVan Davis) through the ups and downs of retirement in Florida.
Young Love
The story of Sthepen, Angela and Zuri. Based on the short "Hair Love".
Are We There Yet?
This show is based on the movie that came out in 2005, where Nick, played by Ice Cube, wants to date Suzanne but has to deal with her kids to get to her first.
Meet the Browns
A single mom takes her family to Georgia for the funeral of her father - a man she never met. There, her clan is introduced to the crass, fun-loving Brown family.
Mathis Family Matters
Known for his court show, "Judge Mathis," Greg Mathis Sr. holds the record for the longest-running daytime show hosted by an African American male. While he's a boss in the courtroom, he's often overruled at home by his wife and kids. This docu-series presents Greg and Linda Mathis being parents to their four adult children and multiple grandchildren. With two kids who live two blocks away and two more who live across the country, they always find a way to be together and end up on their favorite judge's doorstep.
Soul Food
Based on the critically acclaimed film from writer/director George Tillman, Jr. the series Soul Food takes an honest, touching look at tradition and family life through the trials and tribulations of a tight-knit African-American family living in Chicago. Without missing a beat, Soul Food picks up where the 1997 film left off - with a family trying to do the best it can with what life has dealt them, while facing day to day turmoil that seems to permeate their lives.
The Parent 'Hood (1995)
Follow the hilarious adventures of a former professor and his wife as they raise their four kids in a bustling brownstone apartment.
From sibling rivalries to teenage angst, The Parent 'Hood is a heartwarming and relatable sitcom that captures the joys and challenges of parenthood.
Meet the Peetes
In Meet the Peetes, audiences will see Holly and Rodney's hectic lives as they attempt to balance raising four kids, including one with autism, running their HollyRod charity and spending time with Holly's 81-year-old mother Dolores, who has been living with the Peete family since her retirement from her career as a talent manager. Their daughter Ryan is in college at New York University while RJ, their son with autism, is working for the Los Angeles Dodgers and decides he's ready to leave the family nest. On top of that, Holly's mother Dolores announces she's ready to move out too - the Peetes are in a period of change that will continue to unfold in Meet the Peetes.
Family Time
Family Time centers around the life and times of The Stallworths, a working class African American family who scratches off a lottery ticket and jumps to middle class overnight. They're an authentic picture of an African American family working to live the dream. This family-next-door consists of two loving parents: Anthony (Omar Gooding) and Lisa (Angell Conwell) Stallworth and their children Ebony (Jayla Calhoun) and Devin (Bentley Kyle Evans, Jr.) The Stallworths move to a middle class community in sunny southern California and both Anthony and Lisa bring baggage and other family members into their relationship that makes for great comedy - and occasional drama.
Growing Up McGhee
Ro and Mia McGhee tried for 10 years to have children, and they never imagined they would end up having sextuplets!
Now, in "Growing Up McGhee", they try their best to balance a hectic life that includes the six children and the demands of their family carpet cleaning business. Life was busy enough taking care of six little babies, but now that their brood can walk, talk, run and share lots of laughs and mischief, Ro and Mia face brand new challenges that are throwing them for a loop.
Never before have they felt more outnumbered! Diaper changes and feeding schedules have been replaced by sassy opinions and chore charts.In this all-new series, we follow this fun-loving family of eight as they explore new milestones, like learning how to swim and getting a family pet. These new adventures all come with unexpected twists and turns when you're dealing with six 5-year-olds, each developing his or her own unique individual personality with every passing day. The family will also be planning for a spring break trip - all while running the family business and trying to find alone time for Ro and Mia.
And while neither ever expected their lives to be so hectic, they wouldn't change a thing.
It's a Mann's World
This reality series is set to you give you a look into the hectic lives of David and Tamela Mann as they balance their 26 year marriage, business ventures, four adult children, and their skyrocketing careers.
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