The Top 5 Black Sitcoms of All Time

So I pull up on my BNP fam like, “Yo everybody, I just ranked top 5 Black sitcoms ever just because it’s Sunday.” Light work, right? Then cats start disrespecting the culture with some non-legendary, never-had-a-series-finale, unoriginal sitcoms that are all straight lightweight. [quote_right]I thought we were a team. I thought we had an understanding. I thought we were family.[/quote_right]I thought we were a team. I thought we had an understanding. I thought we were family. But someone gon’ sit there and tell me, with a straight face, that Black-ish is in the Top 5!? Someone had the nerve!? Someone tryna tell me My Wife and Kids is in the GOAT conversation when all the jokes on the show were from In Living Color? Nah, son. On wax, on Gawd, on everything I love, these right here? Top 5 Best Black Sitcoms of all time. [title type=”h2″]5. Good Times[/title] If you were born before the year 2000 and haven’t seen at least 68% of Good Times, your black card is gonna look like a New Jersey student drivers license, vertical, with the blue line on it and everything, until your grandmother kisses you on the forehead, clicks her good heels 3 times and convinces you that Drake ain’t got nothing on Chuck Berry. It’s fundamental, as in, the show’s whole coming of age was the Blackest thing to happen to television. A spin-off of a spin-off becomes one of the highest-rated shows of it’s time!? That’s like taking the leftovers from leftovers and making a southern holiday dinner for a family…