On this day in comedy on November 14, 2001 The Bernie Mac Show premiered on Fox, 2001. Shortened to Bernie Mac in syndication, this sitcom was created by Larry Wilmore and based loosely on comedian, Bernie Mac’s stand-up act. The premise is Mac is a married, but childless stand-up comedian. When his sister goes into […]
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On this day in comedy on April 14, 2006 The Bernie Mac Show aired its final episode on Fox. Shortened to Bernie Mac in syndication, this sitcom was created by Larry Wilmore and based loosely on comedian, Bernie Mac’s stand-up act. The premise is Mac is a married, but childless stand-up comedian. When his sister […]
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Bounce TV – the nation’s first and only broadcast television network designed for African American audiences – has announced that it has licensed the broadcast television rights to all five (5) seasons and 104 episodes of “The Bernie Mac Show,” in a multi-year agreement with Twentieth Television. Bounce TV will air the “The Bernie Mac Show” Monday-Friday, with back-to-back […]
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Today we heard some more news about one of Byron Allen’s two new shows. As you probably know by now, Allen has released the news that he is launching two new shows titled Mr. Box Office and The First Family, both having 104 episode orders launching in prime time beginning in the fall. The First […]
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As you already know, the comedy industry has taken a big hit during the coronavirus. So many comedians are trying to figure out ways to entertain themselves and their audience. With that being said, comedians Deon Cole (of black-ish fame) and Tony Roberts (of Uncle Buck fame) decided earlier today to entertain their fans by conducting […]
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