I Jefferson

Sitcom che segue una coppia afro-americana di successo, George e Louise "Weezy" Jefferson mentre "salgono" dalla classe operaia del Queens a un lussuoso appartamento a Manhattan. Spin-off di All in the Family.
Creato da: Norman Lear | Michael Ross |
Genere: Commedia | Famiglia |

Numero di stagioni: 11
Numero di episodi: 248
Data prima messa in onda: 1975-01-18
Data ultima messa in onda: 1985-07-02

Approfondimenti

Damon Evans left the series to return to musical theatre. He admitted in interviews that he did not [...]	D
I Jefferson: Once a Friend (1977) was the first sitcom episode ever to feature a transgender charact [...]	D
Louise had an unnamed brother that was mentioned on Arcibaldo (1971), but was never mentioned on thi [...]	D
The longest running sitcom to feature a predominantly African-American cast. FACT CHECK : Actually t [...]	D
Ja'net Dubois, who was part of Norman Lear's cast for Good Times, playing Wilona Woods on that show, [...]	D
It was intended for Mike Evans to return full time for the series twelfth season under the premise o [...]	D
For all her sass, Florence still calls her bosses Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson.	D
Before Hal Williams would work with Marla Gibbs on 227 (1985), as her TV husband, he guest-starred i [...]	D
Paul Benedict appeared in "The Goodbye Girl" with Richard Dreyfus and Marcia Mason while he was appe [...]	D
Sherman Hemsley is only eleven years older than Mike Evans. Hemsley is also twenty-one years younger [...]	D
When Zara Cully died during the 1977-1978 season, it was decided to write Mother Jefferson off the s [...]	D
The Jefferson's apartment has 4 bathrooms and 3 bedrooms. Only two of the bedrooms were shown throug [...]	D
The theme song, "Movin' On Up" was licensed for a long running Walt Disney World Annual Pass adverti [...]	D
Early on, Mr. Bentley would occasionally lay stomach-down on the floor of the Jeffersons' apartment [...]	D
The second-longest-running show created by Norman Lear.	D
Lionel was the first Jefferson shown on tv. Lionel (Mike Evans) appears in the very first episode of [...]	D
Mentioned in the lyrics of the song "TV Party" by Black Flag.	D
The Jeffersons were brought in as Archie Bunker's next door neighbors in Season 1 Episode 8 "Lionel [...]	D
Paul Benedict left the series after the eighth season to pursue other acting opportunities. Bentley [...]	D
Mike Evans helped Norman Lear develop and spin-off "Good Times" from Maude. The "Michael Evans" char [...]	D
From 1999 to 2002, reruns of the Jeffersons aired regularly on Nick At Nite. Nick At Nite first offi [...]	D
On the first episode "A Friend in Need" (1974), CBS executives tried to get the interracial kiss bet [...]	D
Louise (Isabel Sanford) made one last appearance on Arcibaldo (1971), in season nine, episode twenty [...]	D
Marla Gibbs was given her own spin-off, Checking In (1981), where Florence went to work as an execut [...]	D
The only Oscar winner associated with this production is Louis Gossett Junior; who won in 1982 for " [...]	D
Isabel Sanford and Sherman Hemsley both appeared in Amore al primo morso (1979).	D
With the death of Sherman Hemsley, on July 24, 2012, Marla Gibbs and Berlinda Tolbert are the only t [...]	D
Ja'net DuBois sang the show's famous opening theme song "Movin' On Up" and its closing credits as we [...]	D
Sally Struthers spoke out recently about Live in Front of a Studio Audience: Norman Lear's 'All in t [...]	D
The show finished the 1984-85 TV season ranked 52nd out of 77 TV shows The last airing on CBS was Ju [...]	D
Marla Gibbs was Norman Lear's first choice, for the role of Florence Johnston, because her agent wro [...]	D
George Jefferson was a U.S. Navy veteran who had served in the U.S. 7th Fleet.	D
When the show first started, George constantly referred to Tom as a honky. After a few seasons, Sher [...]	D
Ralph the Doorman can be seen in the opening credits throughout the series. As he was only a semi re [...]	D
Norman Lear co-produced another Marla Gibbs sitcom, 227 (1985), which ran for five years. Marla's 22 [...]	D
Sherman Hemsley, Franklin Cover, Roxie Roker and Ned Wertimer made guest appearances on 227 (1985) w [...]	D
The Jeffersons returned to television on two episodes of Willy, il principe di Bel Air (1990): seaso [...]	D
Florence is probably an afterthought or a copy of Florida, the famous sassy maid on Lear's other big [...]	D
After Mike Evans left the show following completion of the first season, Norman Lear had trouble re- [...]	D
Before Marla Gibbs was being a casted for the series, she had never been a fan of the show's parent [...]	D
Isabel Sanford did not want to do a spin-off. She told producers that she was happy with her recurri [...]	D
According to Jimmie Walker, Mike Evans confronted Norman Lear at a Tandem Christmas party, giving hi [...]	D
The Jefferson's neighbor, Harry Bentley, worked as a Russian translator at the United Nations.	D
Mike Evans and Damon Evans alternated playing Lionel on this show. Damon Evans came out of the close [...]	D
According to his maid, this was one of Elvis Presley's favorite television shows.	D
Tom and Helen Willis were television's first white and black interracial couple.	D
Mother Jefferson's favorite drink was always a Bloody Mary (although she would also imbibe on whatev [...]	D
Sherman Hemsley and Isabel Sanford were the only two people to appear on all 253 episodes.	D
Mike Evans left the role of Lionel Jefferson after the first season to join the writing staff of Goo [...]	D
The picture on the Jeffersons' desk by the telephone changed in every episode. It alternated between [...]	D
Paul Benedict (Bentley) and Irwin Keyes (Hugo) suffered from acromegaly, a condition in which the an [...]	D
CBS never gave this show a proper series finale. The cast, bitter that they never got a chance to sa [...]	D
One of the first things George did when they moved into the apartment was run around flushing all th [...]	D
During their eleven seasons, this show was placed into fifteen different time slots.	D
Spoofed in Mad Magazine as "The Jazzyslums".	D
This show is the longest running spin-off of Arcibaldo (1971), outlasting its parent show, which ran [...]	D
During season four of All in the Family (1971), Norman Lear had been considering spinning off the Je [...]	D
Louise had an older sister named Maxine, who ran away from home several years earlier after she got [...]	D
As of June 14, 2021, on her 90th birthday, Marla Gibbs is the first regular cast member to reach suc [...]	D
Mike Evans and Belinda Tolbert were born one day apart from each other: Evans on November 3, 1949 an [...]	D
There were two Jenny's and three Lionel's. Lynne Moody played Jenny Willis in the All in the Family [...]	D
Sherman Hemsley stated in an interview before he knew was going to appear in All in the Family that [...]	D
The Jeffersons live on the 12th floor of the Colby East.	D
The series finale of Willy, il principe di Bel Air (1990) was a Jeffersons/Fresh Prince/Diff'rent St [...]	D
Billy Dee Williams made appearances on both The Jeffersons and 227, Marla Gibbs' other big sitcom.	D
Marla Gibbs has worked as a reservations agent for United Airlines while struggling as an actress. W [...]	D
It was Elvis Presley's favorite sitcom.	D
The building in the opening sequence is located at 185 E. 85th Street in Manhattan.	D
Roxie Roker is Lenny Kravitz's mother. She would often bring him to the set of this show.	D
Marla Gibbs said the Jeffersons went on location to Hawaii for three weeks to shoot the four Hawaiia [...]	D
When The Jeffersons were first introduced on Arcibaldo (1971), the family included George's brother [...]	D
Isabel Sanford was the first black actress to win the Outstanding Lead Actress in a comedy Emmy awar [...]	D
Though both of their characters feuded, on-camera, both Sherman Hemsley and Marla Gibbs got along gr [...]	D
Marla Gibbs had appeared in almost a lot of episodes of the series, giving her 207 of the 253 episod [...]	D
Launched the acting careers of Marla Gibbs and Berlinda Tolbert.	D
Zara Cully missed most of the third season because she was ill with pneumonia and a collapsed lung. [...]	D
George's two major competitors in the dry- cleaning business were Cunnigham Cleaners, and Blue Sky C [...]	D
Mike Evans left the show after the first season to work on Good Times (1974), which he co-created. W [...]	D
Sherman Hemsley found out about the show's cancellation by reading it in the newspaper. Isabel Sanfo [...]	D
Florence was originally intended to be a recurring cast member, but the character became so popular [...]	D
Though it was rarely mentioned on the show, the name of the building, in which the Jeffersons lived [...]	D
George's primary business rival and archenemy was Cunningham Cleaners.	D
With the death of Zara Cully, producers decided to replace her by promoting Marla Gibbs to full time [...]	D
Mike Evans and Damon Evans were not related.	D
In terms of number of seasons (eleven) and episodes (two hundred fifty-three), this is the longest a [...]	D
The character "George Jefferson" was ranked number forty-four in TV Guide's list of the "50 Greatest [...]	D
In a recent interview Norman Lear said that The Jeffersons did the same thing The Cosby Show did: pr [...]	D
Franklin Cover (Tom Willis) was starring as one of the villainous, sociopathic members of The Men's [...]	D
Franklin Cover who co-starred with Marla Gibbs on the Jeffersons, made a guest appearance on 227, he [...]	D
Like her character Helen, Roxie Roker was married to a white (Jewish) man (Sy Kravitz) in real life. [...]	D
Unlike Norman Lear's other sitcoms, topical, political, and edgy content was gradually phased out as [...]	D

Connessioni

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Domande

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Errori

Numerous times on and off throughout the course of the series, people make a left when they leave th [...]

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Frase

George Jefferson: She's what you call, a domestic. [...]	D
Hugo Mojelewski: Hi! Remember me?	D
Mr. Bentley: [Seeing Florence dressed like a civil [...]	D
George Jefferson: If I paid you to think, you coul [...]	D
George Jefferson: This here is the living area, wh [...]	D
Police Officer: [flashing badge] N-Y-P-D. Florenc [...]	D
Louise Jefferson: Lionel, you'd better go to your [...]	D
Louise Jefferson: [to George] Your nose is so high [...]	D
Florence Johnston: How come we overcame and nobody [...]	D
Mr. Bentley: [Seeing Florence dressed as a civil w [...]	D
George Jefferson: [Coming home, and seeing Florenc [...]	D
Mother Jefferson: I don't have to stay here and be [...]	D

Elenchi

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Stagioni

N		Titolo	Soggetto	Data della prima messa in onda	Numero di episodi
0		Speciali			1	D
1		Stagione 1		1975	13	D
2		Stagione 2		1975	24	D
3		Stagione 3		1976	24	D
4		Stagione 4		1977	23	D
5		Stagione 5		1978	24	D
6		Stagione 6		1979	24	D
7		Stagione 7		1980	18	D
8		Stagione 8		1981	25	D
9		Stagione 9		1982	27	D
10		Stagione 10		1983	22	D
11		Stagione 11		1984	24	D

Cast

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