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The Best Current Black Sitcoms

Discover the cream of the crop in the world of current Black sitcoms with this vibrant list, meticulously curated by avid TV enthusiasts. Brace yourself for a diverse array of African-American comedy shows that span the spectrum, each uniquely contributing to the cultural tapestry of television. Dive into family-centric narratives that resonate with authenticity, alongside unconventional tales that defy traditional norms. Picture this: a contemporary take on a beloved 1980s classic, The Wonder Years, transports you to the '60s, immersing you in the Williams family's world in Montgomery, Alabama. As laughter ensues, join the ranks of devoted fans championing this reimagined Black sitcom. Not to be outdone, The Upshaws stakes its claim as one of the finest Black sitcoms currently gracing television screens. And let's not forget the laughter-packed adventures of Bob Hearts Abishola, and the comedic genius of Tyler Perry's creations, all earning their well-deserved spots on our carefully crafted list. What sets this ranking apart? It's all about you – the discerning audience. Embrace the power of your votes as you elevate the best Black sitcoms to the top and witness where your favorites stand. Your voice shapes this list, making it a celebration of the current gems in Black sitcoms that captivate audiences with humor, heart, and a dash of the unexpected. Cast your votes and revel in the collective enthusiasm of TV aficionados determining the very best of the best.

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  1. 1

    The Ms. Pat Show

    The Ms. Pat Show revolves around the unfiltered, often hilarious life of Patricia "Ms. Pat" Williams, a comedian, and mother, played by herself. Steeped in her real-life experiences, this sitcom breaks the mold by providing an unapologetic and raw look into the struggles and success that Ms. Pat encounters daily. With a unique blend of wit, humor, and heartfelt storytelling, The Ms. Pat Show is a testament to the resilience of Black families, offering a comedic yet authentic glimpse into their lives that resonates with viewers.

    68% upvoted
  2. 2

    Survival of the Thickest

    56% upvoted
  3. 3

    Everybody Still Hates Chris

    58% upvoted
  4. 4

    Tyler Perry's House of Payne

    Tyler Perry's House of Payne is a sitcom staple that chronicles the hilarious, drama-filled lives of the multigenerational Payne family. With dynamic characters like the patriarch Curtis Payne, portrayed by LaVan Davis, and his wife Ella, played by Cassi Davis, the sitcom masterfully intertwines humor, heart, and important social issues. Tyler Perry's signature flair for storytelling propels House of Payne beyond the realm of traditional sitcoms and into a world that resonates deeply with the Black community.

    49% upvoted
  5. 5

    Churchy

    43% upvoted
  6. 6

    The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins

    75% upvoted
  7. 7

    Tyler Perry's Assisted Living

    Tyler Perry's Assisted Living follows the unpredictable and humorous adventures of the Vinson family as they adapt to life in a retirement community. Led by the character Jeremy, played by the versatile Na'im Lynn, the sitcom offers a unique take on the challenges and joys of life in a multi-generational setting. With Perry's signature blend of endearing characters and heartwarming moments, Tyler Perry's Assisted Living has gained acclaim and appreciation from fans for its wholesome, engaging storytelling.

    30% upvoted
  8. 8

    Miss Governor

    23% upvoted
  9. 9

    Tyler Perry's Divorced Sistas

    8% upvoted
  10. 10

    The Varnell Hill Show

    0% upvoted