South Central TV Show | Season 1 | Episode 1 | ‘Pilot’
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- Опубліковано 18 лип 2020
- Episode Synopsis:
Joan objects when Andre purchases a beeper. Although he insists that he needs it to keep his social life in order, Joan believes the beeper will make him a target for drug dealers or gang members. She orders him to get rid of it. Joan finds herself out of work after a series of layoffs by the school district.
Show Background:
South Central was an American comedy series that aired on the Fox network from April 5, 1994 to June 7, 1994. The series was set in 1990's South Central Los Angeles, and dealt with the lives of an African American family, the Moseleys, and issues such as gang violence, drugs, dating, sex, school, and unemployment.
Creator: Ralph Farquhar & Michael J. Weithorn
Stars: Tina Lifford, Larenz Tate, Tasha Scott, Keith Mbulo, Paula Kelly & Ken Page
This show was ahead of it's time.. A show like this would probably be more successful in today's world.
Hell yeah
@Yoyi Yoyo you got a point there..
It definitely shows all of the everyday struggles. The reason they canceled it was because it could have possibly woke up a lot of the black community.
Facts
The best thing to do is to talk to your children about drugs, gangs, etc.
I'm 40 .. This show bring back so many memories. Wow. Great times💯
Righttttttt exactly 💯💯💯
What a smash!! America wasn’t ready for this level of honesty on network TV. Thank you for posting this.
if this came out today it would be huge
I loved this show!!!
That doesn't make any sense, what the hell are you talking about?
I agree, even though I was 1 when it premiered and turned 2 on June 1,1994 and it ended 6 days later. Thank god for the internet, but South Central was honest and it could have been a hit despite the fact that it only lasted 10 episodes.
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This and Roc are two of my favorite deep 90s shows
Roc is Da Truth!! I love that show!! Plus Joey was SO FINE!!🥰
Both cancelled by FOX smh
I remember going to one of the tapings of Roc, wow good times.
@@cynthiaalzora5940you fine your damn self
She treated Andre like a baby but treated Tasha likes she was a maid😅
That's why a father's needed to balance things out
Exactly 💯 but that's how blk mothers treated their daughters most of the time.
@@AdrienneMoore-rr9xiRightttttt Exactly Facts💯💯💯✊🏾
If the dad was there it would b reversed...an or kinda even
Forgotten classic 90s show.
She was so negligent of Tasha. She treated her like a maid other than a daughter.
Sounds about right.. look at how she did her son... Typical of single indigenous woman
Sounds like you grew up with no responsibilities.
@@nickpeacock1896 I was responsible for your moms. You didn't know?
@@SandManChannel My moms would slap you for talking crazy to grown folks. I see you aint have a father around.
@@nickpeacock1896 nah he wasn't around because he was responsible for yo Auntie😉😁
“Nothing gets me going like the smell of gun powder in the morning” 💀
This show was EPIC I loveeeee Lorez Tate he's DEFINITELY DEFINITELY came a long way. Very sweet & kind in person.
Yes he is!!
He has definitely come a long way in his career. I remember first seeing him on The Royal Family on CBS in the early 1990s.
You met him?
This show was so popular. We used to run in the house to watch it! Then it just never came back
I didn't realize how good this show was when it aired. I cried rewatching it because what Joan's going through is so real.
I was so mad when they canceled this. I looked forward to watching this show every week.
I was mad too. I was looking forward that summer of 1994 to watching South Central and suddenly Fox cancels the show.
Why they cancel it?
I was only 13 at the time but I was pissed. This show was just too real to be on mainstream television
@@johnnytsunami3558Simple. Because haters can't handle the truth.
@@kevinpayton2664Fox were hating on handling the truth.
I remember this when it first came on FOX when FOX was mostly black sitcoms.
Yeah me too...it was the first UPN....Lol Those were the days...
I do too. I was in 2nd grade
South Central was originally pitched to CBS, shortly after the pilot CBS turned it down. FOX Broadcasting picked it up and aired it as a mid season premiering in April 1994. FOX Broadcasting had a lot of black sitcoms in the 90s
Fox build their empire off black sitcoms
Only to chuck us into the trash bin once they blew up @@jonathanhaskettsr.5790
Best era for tv and music
Seeing family running for the one phone ringing in the house really hits!! 😅😢
South Central is an underrated show despite the fact it only lasted 10 episodes. It was originally offered to CBS, the pilot was pitched to the network hoped to be picked up for the Fall 1993 Season lineup during the 1993-1994 Season but CBS turned it down, FOX Broadcasting picked up the show and it premiered on April 5,1994 as a mid-season replacement airing Tuesdays after Roc but was cancelled after only ten episodes.
It’s so frustrating how the mom REFUSES to listen to her daughter and hear her out. Forcing her to grow up so fast, ignoring and disregarding her feelings. Ugh! It’s so triggering to watch.
That’s how my mom was to me thank god i finally left and living my own life fr 💆🏽♂️
My mother was and still is like that, that’s why I stood with my grandmother until I was 19.
I love hidden gems like this show. This show had real authenticity, honesty, and GRIT! This show was well ahead of its time. FOX network wasn't ready for gritty stories like this. I wish "South Central" would have gotten renewed and revived by UPN, but then I did see there were elements like Moesha.
Moesha and South Central had the same writers and creators
Yeah it probably woulda lasted another 2 or 3 seasons of it woulda been on upn or wb
@@dannylamar4020 I noticed that in the opening credits...Moesha was a less serious South Central with a female lead and bits of the Cosby show sprinkled in...
If O-dog had a family
O dog when he was younger
@@drebrock5737 this show was after Menace II Society
This show was on the heels of America’s obsession with “Hood” movies in the early 90’s. Boyz N the Hood, Menace to Society, Panther, South Central, Poetic Justice. The hood was glorified by Hollywood. But a harsh reality for many African Americans
exactly!
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@@raniyadebreondamn u pretty
4:27 cross colors clothing was the flyest clothing ever produced the imagery was the best
I remember first seeing this after the show went off years later. Thank you TV One for letting me be exposed to this and now you😌
Ayo tasha was 22 on this show, and Lorenz was 18 and Rashad (Lamont Bentley r.i.p) was 21 lol crazy!
Right its funny she was older than Larenz Tate. She's actually 50 now and a grandmother
I was 13 when this came out. I used to think Tasha was my age not realizing she was almost a whole decade older
She appeared much younger then her real age
@@user-io2sc4ru7iyes I was shocked as hell when I found out she was in her 20s...she had a round cheeky baby face and was so little lol
Wow.....this is a hidden gem that I'm glad I found
I used to love this show! I had all the episodes on my VHS tape and would watch them over and over just as much as I watched the music videos I would record! So good to see this again.
Joan never listened to Tasha but worked her like a slave. Andre never had any responsibility he was free to do whatever. Typical in a lot black households. Where the oldest has to take care of everyone
Right. And I hate how she adopted this special needs child just to have the other children take care of him. Im glad they canceled this show.
@@forevera90sgirl88 i never knew he was adopted nor special need that explains why he was so quiet
@@TBearTheDJ Also the Mom never apologized to her daughter Tasha for calling her selfish, ignoring her, never apologize to Andre for calling him Marcus, and this proves Tommy Sotomayor right about Black Women/mothers.
It’s weird it’s like a lot of single black mothers resent their daughters
Wow this my first time watching I swear I thought Tasha was the middle child
Wow! this show used to air on UK tv back in the day, it was that big, along with Fresh Prince. The 90s definitely had the best shows y'all.
Many considered it to be a 90’s version of Good Times.
I see it as both of a 90s version of Good Times and What's Happening!
I remember seeing my moms go through what Joan is going through
This was a good show. Should of had more seasons
You know our shows are always cancelled
@@tarifalston8732 ofc..but BS white shows get many seasons
BET should have picked this up.
@@thejay3804Couldn't have said it better myself.😊
Black shows always get canceled
That girl was underrated
Never seen this show before. It's actually a good show. Very realistic. Too bad it didn't last long.
The only reason I watched this show is because I had a HUGE crush on Larenz Tate back in the day lol
Me too
Andre is right. Regular people do have beepers.
I was in Jr High school when this First Aired One of The Best sitcoms Ever Everyone from south Central know what I'm talking about
Me too.
this shit is way too real to believe it was on regular TV
Yeah 80s and 90s was better times.
I always wondered why the didn’t keep this show I was born in the late 90s but my dad made sure I saw good shows ❤️
Omg I remember watching this as a child So glad my bro let me know it was on UA-cam
Thanks for posting this classic. Totally forgot Larenz Tate, Clifton Powell aka Pinky from Friday was on this show & J.Lo appeared on it.
Clifton Powell and Larenz Tate were both in the 1993 drama "Menace II Society"
@@DeANGELIS4735 and in 1995 film Dead presidents
Jennifer Lopez only had a recurring role on South Central because she had a contract with CBS, despite the fact that South Central didn’t get picked up by CBS but she was in a short lived drama series called Second Chances which premiered on December 2,1993 which only lasted 10 episodes but ended up being cancelled due to the fact that the Northridge Earthquake happened on January 17,1994 which damaged the set of Second Chances. South Central premiered on FOX in April 1994. I do know Clifton Powell was in a lot of stuff
@@marcustrice3246 They were also in Why do fools fall in love and Ray, but they had no scenes together in those films.
This show prepared Larenz Tate for playing O Dog in Menace 2 Society!!
Actually Menace 2 society came out before this show
Menace 2 Society came out in 1993. This show came out in 1994
Did yall know Tasha Scott was actually in her 20s playing a teen
Oh wow 😮
That was common in the 90s. Plenty of Actresses did that. Gabrielle union, Taraji P Henson, Essence Atkins, Bianca Lawson, Regina King, Alyssa Rogers, A.J Johnson, Monica Calhoun, Michelle Thomas, Karen Malina White.
@@marcustrice3246 even common today. Most of the cast of all american was in their 20s playing teens.Some even 30
I'm so glad I can watch this show whenever on here.
South central kinda reminds me of amen and larenz has been on the that show
Brings back memories
Real sitcom!! I didn't watch it then.I will watch it now!! It was really good.
The mom is trifling. There I said it. I feel better now.
Too real for TV
Childhood memories... thanks
This was my show!!!!
She relys on her kids to take care of that kid.
@Keely Marks Thats how African American women are . They have more than one baby daddy no father around and have one kid take care of all the others . She treated Tasha like a maid instead of a kid . No wonder she was always angry and mad .
Parentification
@@Lillyxxxo yea the lil boy is a foster kid
@@Lillyxxxo Because you know the majority of Black women on the planet? My mother and father had me within wedlock. I was born a whole year and a half after they got married. Some Black women are well educated, high achievers. What do you have to say about the black men who abandon their children and what race are you?
@@Lillyxxxoare you even black?
So she adopt this lil boy just to have her older children do all the work...so wrong.
Or just the girl. Andre didnt do shit.
She adopted him because of the lost of her older son
Let's be real it's typical of single indigenous mothers
@@dannylamar4020 What Do You Think Might Have Happened To Joan's Oldest Son Marcus
@@DeANGELIS4735 he was a gangbanger who got shot. They mentioned it a few times over the series run.
Young brother raised by a single mother. Influence by his peers & community deciding his life/fate.
Annoying smart mother sister with a absent father..... I know i speak for alot of ppl when i say ' i can relate
As a true 90s head i must say im glad i discovered this gem💎 born in 01' tho
Not to be confused with the 1992 theatrical feature based on the same title.
The series "South Central" was one of the astounding short-lived shows that featured African-American characters in a positive light. The series was set in 1990's South Central Los Angeles and it was the setting for this remarkably hard-edged comedy/drama about a divorced, black single mother trying to raise her family in a tough and sometimes dangerous inner city neighborhood. Joan Mosley (Tina Lifford) was adjusting to working for the neighborhood grocery co-op after having been laid off from her high-paying administrative job. Not only did she have to struggle financially, but she was trying to raise her family and protect them from the violence around them. Her older son, Marcus, had been killed by neighborhood gang members. Joan is also a divorce widow who has two surviving children, Andre (Larenz Tate), is a lazy but well-meaning high school senior whose grades left much to be desired, not to mention common sense. His sister, Tasha (Tasha Scott),a diligent student who gets excellent grades and stays out of trouble has a tendency to tattle on her older brother, who normally gets into some sort of trouble.
Living with them in her small house was little Deion (Keith Mbulo), who was also Andre's little brother was a foster child who never spoke. Andre however, had become infatuated with Nicole (Maia Campbell), a sexy girl who worked part-time for Dr. Raymond McHenry (Kenneth Page), a physician friend of his mother's. However, Nicole was also a college student while working under Dr. McHenry. Although Nicole liked him they had difficulty getting together since her successful parents didn't want their daughter to date someone from the hood. Other cast members were Rashad (Lamont Bentley), who was Andre's best friend and also some of Andre's buddy from school. Sweets (Broadway and Tony award winning sensation the late Paula Kelly) was Joan's next door neighbor and best friend; Bobby (Clifton Powell), ran the co-op where Joan worked, and in late episodes was Joan's love interest. Other employees who worked at the co-op were Lucille (Jennifer Lopez) who was the Spanish-speaking cashier and also Mayo (Earl Billings) who was the stock clerk there. The series is the gloomy, but compellingly authentic counterpoint to NBC’s The Cosby Show, which at this point was the last major sitcom with predominantly African-American cast had ended its run 2 years earlier and painted a much different pictures with 2 parents, a doctor and a lawyer, raising their family comfortably in a massive brownstone.
At the time of its airing, South Central was praised by the critics for its realistic portrayal of life in the inner city, even if the language that was used was explicit in ways was stronger than they would have liked. This was a show the steered away from the stereotypical portrayal of blacks that were in a lot of those sitcoms that came out during the 1990's. These were real people with real problems and real situations. It was one of the sitcoms that FOX had in the 90's that were the shows to watch and its right up there with "Roc" as one of the best from the era. The show aired on Tuesday nights. Unfortunately, the series may have been too depressing to appeal to a mass audience which was a desperate campaign to keep this series on the air for another season, but was canceled after its initial short-lived run. The series was originally rejected to CBS, ended up and premiered as a 1993-94 mid-season replacement on FOX, producing 13 episodes from April 5, 1994 to June 7, 1994, with reruns until August 30, 1994. The series was under the creation of Michael J. Weithorn (the man who was also behind "Family Ties", The Pursuit of Happiness, True Colors, "Ned and Stacey","The Sinbad Show", and later on for "The King Of Queens"), who was also the executive producer of this series along with Ralph Farquhar (of Cheers, Married… with Children, Drexell’s Class, The Sinbad Show, The Proud Family, Real Husbands of Hollywood, "Moesha", and "The Parkers" fame) and his brother music composer Kurt Farquhar (of New Attitude, Drexell’s Class, The Royal Family, Roc, Rachel Gunn, R.N., Thea, The Sinbad Show, Sister, Sister, My Brother and Me, In the House, Ned and Stacey, Moesha, The Parkers, C Bear and Jamal, Smart Guy, Cousin Skeeter, The King of Queens (seasons 3-9), The Famous Jett Jackson, The Proud Family, One on One, All of Us, Girlfriends, The Game, Being Mary Jane, Black Lightning, and director Stan Lathan (Sanford & Son, Eight is Enough, Hill Street Blues, Amen, Roc, Martin, Moesha, The Parkers, The Steve Harvey Show, Cedric the Entertainer Presents, All of Us, The Soul Man, Real Husbands of Hollywood). 2 years later, Farqhuar’s new show Moesha appeared on television which dealt with many of the same issues, but in a much more traditional and sanitized way.
This series was also a career launch not only for Larenz Tate (who before this show was on another short-lived series from the early-90's "The Royal Family", with Redd Foxx, and after this would go on to make feature films like "Menace II Society", The Inkwell, Dead Presidents, Why Do Fools Fall in Love?, and "Love Jones", and the TV series Blue Bloods, Rush, House of Lies, and Game of Silence), but for Maia Campbell ("In The House"), the late Lamont Bentley ("Moesha"), and Tasha Scott ("Snoops", "The Parent Hood"). This show hasn't been since it aired more than 15 years ago.....it was rerun on TV One in 2009, and it needs to be brought back.
I agree, South Central was a movie that came out in 1992. South Central was a comedy originally offered to CBS but CBS turned it down, FOX picked it up and aired it as a mid-season in the Spring of 1994 but it lasted only a few episodes.
Thank you for uploading these ✨🥰
I remember this show as an old soul person i literally can't stop laughing 🤣 and yes I am a huge Larenz Tate fan since 2001.
I discovered this show on TV1 a few years ago. South Central had so much potential to be bigger.
Rewatching this the Joan depended on Tasha so much to clean ,cook,watch deon the things she should have been doing as a parent and we’re people really ashamed of foodstamps back then ? I was a baby when this was on and now people getting all this stamps due to the pandemic/school shoottt people sweep left and right without no shame
Kids still in school use to be ashamed of foodstamps back than because they will get made fun of and use to be called poor. Now people brag about it . I was so shocked 😲 when I seen people posting about their food stamps online.
Food stamps definitely were not cool in my household in the 80s and 90s - simply because I was raised by my grandparents and that generation believe in earning your own way - I don’t look down on people who get stamps but I just rather go out and work than sit at the food stamp office and swipe that card in the store - might sound crazy now a days because of the way things have changed from generation to generation - old school i guess 🤷🏾♂️
Rest in Paradise Paula Kelly
I remember this show ...it was real short lived
I remember watching this show when it came out ..great upload
Even though Andre was being disrespectful I think he had a point
lol my boy O-dog say he been on Madden since SEGA days lmao
Check out J Lo as the checkout lady at the coop
My show i love how they address real topics
Nice show I can’t believe I never heard if this…I wonder if my mom or mom mom know about this show….I wish we had shows like this now but it probably won’t be the same like old times
THE 1990s was something else the realities of Realism and The Events of the time reflected in everything that was us back then No matter white black yellow or brown the amazing thing that reflects most is in urban Suburbs the statements that films like boys in the hood and Menace to society and the heart breaking of this films events the music and love and laughter of them times Form after school specials BEFORE SCHOOL CONVERSATIONS WITH PARENTS SIBLINGS AND OTHER RELATIVES FAMILY AND OUTSIDE HOME LIFE NO ONE IS PERFECT THEY SAY SEP FOR JESUS BUT HIM TO ENCOUNTER TRAGEDY BEFORE TRIUMPH I GUESS WHAT IM TRYING TO SAY IS THROUGH LIVING THROUGH THE 1980s to 1990s to 2000s to 2010s to now the 2020s I continue to believe that there was indeed change rather big brother is watching us or where watching them whatever faction of colony comes out of this in whole I don’t understand what this is about either I just know we go through it from time to time peace comes in the morning and joyful in the afternoon and calmness at night and through out the day the cycle of happiness in the scourge continues Clean is a ideal way of expressing yourself funly what I’m trying to say is cleaning our eyes not just our soul and body and hair and nails ourself we grow out of being babies but we are still babes in the eyes of our elders we mature fast and love with or with reason John single some how could reflect that on film f.Gary Grey could reflect that some how I can’t to a degree call any actor a actor without saying we all act not just sometimes but a lot even when we don’t realize it or getting paid to do so the Planet soul opens its heart to Us to be whatever we are I fill like I’m stuck in some Goohie jam right now For the past to any cultures film or stories telling in history the stories our in our minds it takes a open mouth to close and a closed mouth to be opened to speak with someone other then yourself to shake a hand with something and someone else to Hug someone else to care a giving care back to someone who genuinely shares the care back Anger is apart of love but they battle each other wen one isn’t in balance it’s there lava lamp type of flow every one changes and reverts back to the same unwittingly I forgot I forgive I mess up but with no one to explain maybe where it is I faulted ? I go on the wrong pathway I supposed you noo… Scratch that I know you would too life is a game we believe we can force change when mainly we just have to walk in to city hall and demand a audience and a voting reason a law to be changed and one to be removed a written statement and a documentation of change on paper in the law books and doctors office and litigations Public and private office and law and law enforcement the band must be broken in order to make a new one I guess I’m trying to say in I had a all green shirt and green pants and green shoes then I only seen myself green for that day but if I added Yellow socks and a yellow jacket then I seen two sides of myself that day if I added white laces and a white face cloth for sweating purposes and a bag pack backpack to have to carry items in not to just be beaten around the bush been there done that so if there is a enemy out there we know the truth who’s to be trusted back then to now yes we will folly and fall during trusting issues but the strength in whatever can change if done right it seems like we follow the rules so if the rules aren’t written for g if s they have joy in our days then we will No matter what government state or organization has to say Jesus died already and will be remembered always for his sacrifice for those that choose to remember him and his father and the disciples of them generations have past and have come again and again the Beacon to Wake up again has Sounded the lights are flashing the Alert of the Alarm the flow of road and time without Hate will return in my ignorance and in my intelligence throughout my life and your life A CHANGE WILL AND HAS COME AND WILL COME AGAIN INTACT IN OUR IGNORANCE AND IN OUR INTELLIGENCE EVERY INSECT GAS A ENEMIES RATHER THEY KNOW IT OR DONT KNOW IT A PREDATOR THAT STILL DOESNT MEAN ANY INJURY WILL HAPPEN BUT AS WE PRAY IN SPIRIT AND LIFE AND SOUL AND LIVE AND BREATHE AND EAT TO NURTURE AND NURISH SO WILL SOMEONE AND SOMETHING ELSE DIFFERENT FROM YOU OR EVEN THE SAME AS YOU NO IM NOT PREDICTING IGNORANCE JUST INTOLERANCE NO IM NOT SAYING DONT WAKE UP ANGRY OR HAPPY OR SAD OR BOASTFUL OR JOYLESS OR AFRAID OR ALONE OF LOVELESS OR LOVED THROUGHOUT THE DAY AND DAYS THE WEEK THE WEEKS THE MONTH THE MONTHS THE WEEKEND OR THE WEEKENDS THE YEAR OR YEARS AS TIME PASSES WE REFLECT HAPPINESS IN HEART BODY AND MIND AND SPIRIT WE KNOW THEY LISTEN BECAUSE WE DONT WE KNOW THEY UNDERSTAND BECAUSE WE DO BUT THE DIFFERENCE IS YOUR YOU AND TOU KNOW YOURSELF TO BE HONEST WITH YOURSELF IF YOU CANNOT BE HONEST WE ANYONE ELSE BE HONEST WITB YOUR PARENTS AND FAMILY FOR WHEN WE ARENT OUT OF THE FAMILY MINDSET WE WALK IN THE WORLD SHENANIGANS RATHER THE WORLD WIND ENJOY I LOVE YOU AS MUCH AS YOU LOVE YOURSELF AND MYSELF IF A SHIRT WAS DIRTY 25 YEARS AGO AND NO ONE CLEANED IT IS IT STILL DIRTY ? IF A SHIRT WAS WASHED 25 YEARS AGO AND NO ONE DIRTIED IT IS IT STILL CLEAN? We know dirt comes with time and water with Rain But if neater is Forming Then what washes the soil and what waters the seeds and what Quenches the Souls THURST IF THE SOIL BARES LESS FRUIT AND GREEN AND TREES THEN USUAL AND THE OXYGEN IN THE AIR HAS HEAVY WINDS TO BLOW AND LESS KITES IN THE SKY TO FLOW IN ITS WHENS AS THE BIRDS DO
Moral of the story , always keep a close friend you can trust but most importantly make sure they have God in them and in their lives. I wish I could help single mothers but they become jealous of me. God be with righteous ones and may god deliver the broken ones .
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God isn't about EGO.
I seriously doubt, you can help anyone.
One must be ready to receive help. Pride comes before the fall.
@@katherineirving7189 god puts people in other peoples lives to help them .
@@TeganHoney ❤️💯
sweets grandkids are hilarious i love this show lol
This show is so interesting. I'm mad I never knew about it 💯😭
You born in the 90s?
I have never saw this tv series before. Now, that l had wished, that l have had. But l do remember the tv series
what happened to the sister? she was in other shows too....the mom is currently in Queen Sugar as an Auntie. its very sad what happened to Maia Campbell i thought she would be on the same level as Nia Long, Regina King or Jada Pinkett
The sister is still around on Instagram.
She was also in Troop Beverly Hills. It’s cookie time!
@@SandManChannel she was on the parent hood
@@antmanthebossman I know.
@@SandManChannel she is a very good looking beautiful woman
Wow I’ve never seen this show before and it’s good
What a great series and TRUTH so many black mama raise their chile on their OWN
Joanie, so what if Andre has a beeper? At least he's using it a lot better than those who are using it for drugs etc. I know many people who have had beepers and none of them did or sell drugs.
This show was sooo good❤️🔥
I'm still blown away she got another kid but throw this kid on her biological kids😅
Foster kids bring in an income.
My aunt Vi and her pies ❤only queen sugar fans would know 😅
Man is my brothers said that....!! 😡
Me: what did you just say?
And the rest is my mama with a belt. 🙄🙄🤦🏽♀️ saying that.
Oh my gosh! That's Aunt Vi from Queen Sugar.
Yeap OL G veteran in the Game I luv her Alfre Woodard , Loretta Devine , jenifer Lewis -
This show wouldve had a better fate on 90s upn
UPN channel didn't exist when this show was out.
@Amir Hanton that's false because UPN debuted in January 95 and wouldn't become the CW until 2006.
Ralph Farquhar the co creator of South Central ended up being the co-creator of Moesha. And Moesha ran on UPN for 6 seasons 1996-2001, also like South Central Moesha was also offered to CBS but got turned down.
@@Multifacted_Brotha UPN launched January 16,1995 a year after South Central was cancelled
Or BET.
Rip Paula Kelly
damn this a good ass show
This show definitely was ahead of it time
They way how Joan treated Ray
I love they have child that agrue like jj and Thelma on good times
Why only 8 episodes?? This was really good to watch 🤷
It was 10 but no one can find the last two. I tried myself
I want to see the episode when their dad visited and they had the party
Guess!
The ending was too positive for the Fox exclusives
Classic show
Man I always had a lil thing for Tasha as a young kid 🤣 man ain't nothing like childhood nostalgia...
if they reworked this for today it was so numbers, same setting all
This show was amazing and also just low in this episode it’s a crazy cool surprise 12:54
Wow. These are some really great shows with great actors. Yes, really glad they created these shows because time got faster with computers. However, time as changed nothing for the Black struggle because the Artifical Intelligence is the rat trap to put us back at zero.
Great show
I love her outfit and her hair the one in the pink
South Central TV show had a lot of explicit language in the 90s this looks like the movie menace to society
This use to come on in the UK, it was a good programme.
Family matters vibes
S.C was up there with ROC ! I wasn’t even born when this show premiered!!!! What a gem 💎!!! I wish the writers & producers had enough money of their own to keep it going !!!! Joan had a lot on her plate !!! IMO she shouldn’t have taken in Deion if she was still going to struggle !!!! Tasha attitude was annoying !!!! But I felt bad for her too Deandre got everything and all she got was responsibilities!
Fun fact: Tasha Scott (Tasha) is actually 3 years older than Larenz Tate (Andre) in real life.
I thought dey were a year apart... I thought Tasha was born in 1976
@@still730bf she was born in '72
@@PeteMcCorvey Thanks. I didn't know dat...
Right ,she was already in her 20s even then.That would make her 50 today
@@still730bf no she was born 1972 and Larenz 1975
... &&&& Andre had no busy using that type of language at alll especially in front of his mother and sister . . &&&& the word b..tch is a female dog well at least that what Webster told us lol . . &&&&& the fact the sister was willing to work for the money to get the jacket shows how determined she was to get what she wanted no matter what it takes to get it lol . .&&&&^ the mom was so out of line in that grocery store period . She knew her checked bounced . . . &&& this espoide speaks so many volumes on a single black mother living in the hood trying to get by with her kids. . . &&&& it's true this show was most definitely ahead of its time . . &^^ it's a shame that's so many black shows like this got canceled . . . . 😶😶