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09-27-2023, 09:22 PM
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By 1992, there were already a few prominent sitcoms featuring African American families like "The Cosby Show" and "Family Matters." Another show, however, that was about to debut that year would be unique in that its main two stars played a black couple that a new generation of fans could relate to. Young adults who didn’t want something as wholesome as the other popular options thoroughly enjoyed it, as did teens who thought the edgier comedy was way cooler than anything else that was available to watch. That show was called Martin.
By 1992, there were already a few prominent sitcoms featuring African American families like "The Cosby Show" and "Family Matters." Another show, however, that was about to debut that year would be unique in that its main two stars played a black couple that a new generation of fans could relate to. Young adults who didn’t want something as wholesome as the other popular options thoroughly enjoyed it, as did teens who thought the edgier comedy was way cooler than anything else that was available to watch. That show was called Martin.