A positive reflection of blacks not living in poverty.

Funny, funny, funny, even within the serious episodes a unique funny was created.

I just like it better.

So funny!

George was never verbally abusive and disrespectful to Weezy. While Archie was those things as well as ignorant. As a child watching the show it always made me sad. Cause I would think about all the women being treated like that in real life.

It was a matter of pride to see my people on TV back then.

I loved the characters. Who didn't love Weezy?

I loved both shows , all the sitcoms from Norm Lear in the 70’s were the best , that’s when TV was so funny we had real clean comedy ,I would laugh hysterically every night . I don’t even watch tv except for the news because it’s all boring , nothing is funny . Bring all these shows back please

Growing up, my family and I watched this show together every week and the series left me with great familial memories.

I used to love to watch this show because it funny. 🤣

It showed me what I lived in poverty. However, it showed me what I could become as a mixed raced child, raised by my white grandmother...god bless her soul.

I love The Jeffersons! George was funny and he didn't take any crap from anyone. At that time he put a lot of prejudice white people in there place. The woman who played his mother was funny. His house keeper Florence was just as hilarious as George. The theme song Moving On Up was the best ever!

A show about black people being successful was enough for me. I loved watching this show as a child!

The Jeffersons was the best, you finally saw a black man who owned his own business fare n square.

I loved the show and use to watch it all the time as a kid. It was funny, just hilarious 😂