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He wants them to sort of know their heritage dre: i just want one of my kids to end up being black so i can love it. malcolm venable: whereas the cosby show was a much more sort of safe kind of here's us living every day, the black-ish family is very unapologetic about their blackness in ways that really hadn't been seen on prime- time television before. dre: so next saturday, when you turn 13 you're becoming a man too, a black man. because i'm throwing you an african rites of passage ceremony. andre: that does not sound as fun. zoey: no it does not. emily vanderwerff: black -ish was a show th...

Patrick gomez: on the other hand, you had shows that were kind of going back to a more wholesome storytelling, you see that on abc's home improvement. ♪ tim allen: in a broad stroke, what home improvement did is, first off, it made a stable family and a loving family. jill: no running in the house! tim: brad! cover the ball with both hands so you don't fumble. go on! jill: tim! tim allen: but also i really wanted to find out what made men tick. tim: boy there's nothing like the feeling of raw and cold steel hanging onto your hips. latoya ferguson: tim the tool-man taylor. he's a local celebr...

Herbie j pilato: in 1970, cbs is trying to change their landscape. they had all these rural family sitcoms; they were looking for more sophisticated sitcoms. patrick gomez: after abc declined to move forward with the all in the family pilot, norman lear made the decision to move the show over to cbs. sally struthers: they said yes but you need a new set of kids. so rob reiner and i were the third set of children for archie and edith bunker. norman lear: so, iad the pilot for the third time. same script. i wouldn't change a word. archie: so let's hear it again, huh? what did you mean by what go...

To go as crazy as you want to go. uncle charlie: i think that shirt's done. robbie: oh my gosh my shirt! steven: well, robbie you'll just have to wear your pants higher. patrick gomez: in the 60s, you see the sitcom move away from telling stories that are solely focussed on the nuclear, suburban family. jim colucci: divorce had become more prevalent in the 60s, it had become more part of normal american life, but it took a while for it to be reflected in sitcoms. ♪ the brady brunch. the brady brunch. ♪ ♪ that's the way we all became ... ♪ christopher knight: the brady bunch is the stor...

Jill: and under no circumstances do you ever treat the female sex as though they are housekeepers put here to wait on you hand and foot. tim: honey, you wanna pop that in the washer for me? patricia richardson: what was great about our family, was that even though we disagreed, randy: i think i'll just pop on out of here.. patricia richardson: we loved each other and always made up. patrick gomez: home improvement was proof that a traditional family sitcom could still be a hit, but through the 90's we continued to see the family change. we saw people having children much later in life and the ...