Y'all ever see this NBC 90s Sitcom that Lauryn Hill was in?

[Da Rhythm Rebel]

"Here & Now" Fall of '92 on NBC

Starred Malcolm Jamal Warner, Daryl "Chill" Mitchell & Sharon Epatha Merkerson

This episode featured Omar Epps & Lauryn Hill even before she was in Sister Act 2

 

[Fred G. Sanford]

it was a spinoff of the cosby show when Theo was a teacher

 

[L. Deezy]

Wow..

First, I never heard of this show

Secondly.. Chill not in the wheelchair. Dude was really on his way in Black Hollywood. Damn

I miss real young black positive sitcoms.

 

[Da Rhythm Rebel]

it was a spinoff of the cosby show when Theo was a teacher

That's the problem it SHOULD have been a spinoff of the Cosby Show but it was something else and barely lasted a season.

 

[boskey]

Pretty sure I saw at least one episode of this or at least a commercial

 

[TrapHouse Rock]

I haven't seen this since it aired....its bugged out cause I remember Bonita
but not that she was Lauryn Hill (cause who the fukk was Lauryn Hill at the time lol)

 

[god shamgod]

Wow..

First, I never heard of this show

Secondly.. Chill not in the wheelchair. Dude was really on his way in Black Hollywood. Damn

I miss real young black positive sitcoms.

He wasn’t in the wheelchair in anything before his accident in 2001(house party,10 things I hate about you,thin line etc)

 

[Tommy Gibbs]

yes. This isn't "rare" as they claim on youtube. This was a huge show because Malcolm Jamal Warner was a few months removed from the Cosby Show ending. This came on at 8 pm and Patti Labeelle's show Out all Night(introducing us to Duane Martin) came on at 8:30. It premiered in the fall of 1992 and had many people up there that would go on to do big tings such as Sean Nelson(basketball episode) Omar Epps(Lauryn's boyfriend), Chill(only known for his rap group and House Party at the time) and many others. I used to own every episode of this and Out all night because I recorded them every Saturday. I remember every episode and details of them. I was 15 years old at the time and we just didn't have a lot of black shows on television at the time other than Fox Network. A few years later, UPN and WB would have black shows like The wayans, Jamie Foxx show, HOmeboys in Outer Space, Sparks(James Avery show after Fresh Prince of Bel Air ended in which Terrence Howard and MIguel Nunez played his sons in a law firm). Once those black shows built the networks up, they tossed those negroes to the side. Good times. I miss them

 

[critical_temp]

yes. This isn't "rare" as they claim on youtube. This was a huge show because Malcolm Jamal Warner was a few months removed from the Cosby Show ending. This came on at 8 pm and Patti Labeelle's show Out all Night(introducing us to Duane Martin) came on at 8:30. It premiered in the fall of 1992 and had many people up there that would go on to do big tings such as Sean Nelson(basketball episode) Omar Epps(Lauryn's boyfriend), Chill(only known for his rap group and House Party at the time) and many others. I used to own every episode of this and Out all night because I recorded them every Saturday. I remember every episode and details of them. I was 15 years old at the time and we just didn't have a lot of black shows on television at the time other than Fox Network. A few years later, UPN and WB would have black shows like The wayans, Jamie Foxx show, HOmeboys in Outer Space, Sparks(James Avery show after Fresh Prince of Bel Air ended in which Terrence Howard and MIguel Nunez played his sons in a law firm). Once those black shows built the networks up, they tossed those negroes to the side. Good times. I miss them

This is why I love The Coli man

 

[JustCKing]

yes. This isn't "rare" as they claim on youtube. This was a huge show because Malcolm Jamal Warner was a few months removed from the Cosby Show ending. This came on at 8 pm and Patti Labeelle's show Out all Night(introducing us to Duane Martin) came on at 8:30. It premiered in the fall of 1992 and had many people up there that would go on to do big tings such as Sean Nelson(basketball episode) Omar Epps(Lauryn's boyfriend), Chill(only known for his rap group and House Party at the time) and many others. I used to own every episode of this and Out all night because I recorded them every Saturday. I remember every episode and details of them. I was 15 years old at the time and we just didn't have a lot of black shows on television at the time other than Fox Network. A few years later, UPN and WB would have black shows like The wayans, Jamie Foxx show, HOmeboys in Outer Space, Sparks(James Avery show after Fresh Prince of Bel Air ended in which Terrence Howard and MIguel Nunez played his sons in a law firm). Once those black shows built the networks up, they tossed those negroes to the side. Good times. I miss them

I remember watching Out All Night, but I can't remember this show for some reason. Your post brought back some memories.

 

[summwunn]

stayin up late waitin for mom to get home from the shift . .

 

[Mastamimd]

yes. This isn't "rare" as they claim on youtube. This was a huge show because Malcolm Jamal Warner was a few months removed from the Cosby Show ending. This came on at 8 pm and Patti Labeelle's show Out all Night(introducing us to Duane Martin) came on at 8:30. It premiered in the fall of 1992 and had many people up there that would go on to do big tings such as Sean Nelson(basketball episode) Omar Epps(Lauryn's boyfriend), Chill(only known for his rap group and House Party at the time) and many others. I used to own every episode of this and Out all night because I recorded them every Saturday. I remember every episode and details of them. I was 15 years old at the time and we just didn't have a lot of black shows on television at the time other than Fox Network. A few years later, UPN and WB would have black shows like The wayans, Jamie Foxx show, HOmeboys in Outer Space, Sparks(James Avery show after Fresh Prince of Bel Air ended in which Terrence Howard and MIguel Nunez played his sons in a law firm). Once those black shows built the networks up, they tossed those negroes to the side. Good times. I miss them

Yeah this is rare to those that weren't there

This was Malcolm's first run before Malcolm and Eddie

 

[88m3]

 

[KingsOfKings]

Dope

 

[Clayton Endicott]

Wasn’t this the show that had Tennessee by Arrested Development as the theme song or was it something else?