he moved his family — and what became The Jeffersons cast — to a “deluxe apartment in the sky” in Manhattan. So began each episode of The Jeffersons from its debut airing in 1975 until the ...

Marla Gibbs, one of the last surviving cast members of "The Jeffersons," is 93 years old, but breezily insists during a recent phone interview that she'd actually prefer to be a little bit younger.

The Jeffersons' is widely regarded as one of the greatest American sitcoms of all time. It captured the heart and soul of Black America like no sitcom had before it. Justice Kagan warns Supreme ...

It ended the 1974-75 season as the fourth most-watched show. “The Jeffersons” benefitted from a larger cast than seen in Lear’s other hits, too, allowing for more storylines to explore.

And it's really quite a list, ranging from Wheel of Fortune to the one-two punch of Norman Lear's The Jeffersons and One ... primetime magic all over again! Cast: Chuck Woolery (host, 1975 ...

George Jefferson, his wife Louise ... be a sensitive storyline not just for the TV audience, but possibly for cast members, too. He recalled giving Roker an out when he offered her the part ...

Fans of the television show, aired on CBS from 1975-85, will relive classic episodes when Malone and the rest of the cast at Stardust Dinner Theatre present "The Jeffersons Tribute Show" on ...

Marla Gibbs once asked Lear why he seldom showed up on the set of “The Jeffersons.” Gibbs recalled Lear saying that the cast and show were doing just fine without him. But if she ever needed ...