Living Single

Seasons and episodes

5Season 5 Sep. 11, 1997

5 - 13

Let's Stay Together Jan. 01, 1998
5 - 12

To Catch a Thief Jan. 01, 1998
5 - 11

In Your Dreams Dec. 18, 1997
5 - 10

Misleading Lady Dec. 11, 1997
5 - 9

Forgive Us Our Trespasses Dec. 04, 1997
5 - 8

Three Men and a Buckeye Nov. 13, 1997
5 - 7

He's the One Nov. 06, 1997
5 - 6

Up the Ladder Through the Roof Oct. 30, 1997
5 - 5

The Best Laid Plans Oct. 23, 1997
5 - 4

Reconcilable Differences Oct. 16, 1997
5 - 3

High Anxiety Sep. 25, 1997
5 - 2

Love Don't Live Here Anymore (2) Sep. 18, 1997
5 - 1

Love Don't Live Here Anymore (1) Sep. 11, 1997

4Season 4 Aug. 29, 1996

4 - 24

Never Can Say Goodbye May. 08, 1997
4 - 23

Papa Was a Rolling Stone May. 08, 1997
4 - 22

Too Good to Screw Apr. 24, 1997
4 - 21

One Degree of Separation Apr. 17, 1997
4 - 20

Living Single Undercover Apr. 10, 1997
4 - 19

Moonlight Savings Time Apr. 03, 1997
4 - 18

Swing Out Sisters Mar. 20, 1997
4 - 17

Playing House Mar. 06, 1997
4 - 16

Oh, Solo Mio Feb. 20, 1997
4 - 15

Back in the Day Jan. 30, 1997
4 - 14

The Clown That Roared Jan. 23, 1997
4 - 13

Mother Inferior Jan. 09, 1997
4 - 12

Doctor in the House Dec. 19, 1996
4 - 11

Riot on the Set Dec. 05, 1996
4 - 10

Virgin Territory Nov. 21, 1996
4 - 9

Do You Take This Man's Wallet? Nov. 14, 1996
4 - 8

School's Out Forever Nov. 07, 1996
4 - 7

I've Got You Under My Skin Oct. 31, 1996
4 - 6

Multiple Choice Sep. 26, 1996
4 - 5

Moi the Jury Sep. 19, 1996
4 - 4

Not So Silent Partner Sep. 12, 1996
4 - 3

Not Quite Mr. Right Sep. 05, 1996
4 - 2

Ride the Maverick Aug. 29, 1996
4 - 1

The Engagement (2) Aug. 29, 1996

3Season 3 Aug. 31, 1995

3 - 27

The Engagement (1) May. 09, 1996
3 - 26

Compromising Positions May. 09, 1996
3 - 25

Whatever Happened to Baby Sister? Apr. 25, 1996
3 - 24

Kiss of the Spider Man Apr. 11, 1996
3 - 23

Glass Ceiling Apr. 04, 1996
3 - 22

Woman to Woman Mar. 21, 1996
3 - 21

A Raze in Harlem Mar. 07, 1996
3 - 20

Dear John Feb. 29, 1996
3 - 19

Shrink to Fit Feb. 15, 1996
3 - 18

Tibby or Not Tibby Feb. 08, 1996
3 - 17

Wake Up to the Break-Up Feb. 01, 1996
3 - 16

Likes Father, Likes Son Feb. 01, 1996
3 - 15

Scoop Dreams Jan. 25, 1996
3 - 14

I'm Ready for My Close-Up Jan. 04, 1996
3 - 13

Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow... Dammit Dec. 14, 1995
3 - 12

The Following Is a Sponsored Program Nov. 30, 1995
3 - 11

Mommy Not Dearest Nov. 16, 1995
3 - 10

Mr. Big Shot Nov. 09, 1995
3 - 9

Baby I'm Back... Again Nov. 02, 1995
3 - 8

He Works Hard for the Money Oct. 19, 1995
3 - 7

The Handyman Can Oct. 12, 1995
3 - 6

The James Bond Oct. 05, 1995
3 - 5

Rags to Riches Sep. 28, 1995
3 - 4

Grumpy Old Man Sep. 21, 1995
3 - 3

On the Rebound Sep. 14, 1995
3 - 2

The Ex-File Sep. 07, 1995
3 - 1

Come Back Little Diva Aug. 31, 1995

2Season 2 Sep. 01, 1994

2 - 27

The Shake-Up May. 18, 1995
2 - 26

Talk Showdown May. 11, 1995
2 - 25

To Grandmother's House We Go May. 04, 1995
2 - 24

Raw Talent Apr. 27, 1995
2 - 23

Who's Scooping Who? Apr. 13, 1995
2 - 22

Another Saturday Night Mar. 30, 1995
2 - 21

Space Invaders Mar. 09, 1995
2 - 20

If the Crew Fits Feb. 23, 1995
2 - 19

Legal Briefs Feb. 16, 1995
2 - 18

The Last Temptation Feb. 09, 1995
2 - 17

Stormy Weather Feb. 02, 1995
2 - 16

Play Ball Jan. 12, 1995
2 - 15

Singing the Blues Jan. 05, 1995
2 - 14

There's No Ship Like Kinship Dec. 15, 1994
2 - 13

A Hair-Razing Experience Dec. 08, 1994
2 - 12

Thanks for Giving Nov. 24, 1994
2 - 11

My Cups Runneth Over Nov. 17, 1994
2 - 10

Double Indignity Nov. 10, 1994
2 - 9

Abstinence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder Nov. 03, 1994
2 - 8

Trick or Trust Oct. 27, 1994
2 - 7

Am I My Sister's Keeper? Oct. 13, 1994
2 - 6

School Daze Oct. 06, 1994
2 - 5

Bristle While You Work Sep. 29, 1994
2 - 4

Working Nine to Nine-Fifteen Sep. 22, 1994
2 - 3

They've Gotta Have It Sep. 15, 1994
2 - 2

I Love This Game Sep. 08, 1994
2 - 1

There's Got to Be a Morning After Sep. 01, 1994

1Season 1 Aug. 29, 1993

1 - 27

What's Next? May. 15, 1994
1 - 26

She Ain't Heavy, She's My Mother May. 08, 1994
1 - 25

A Tale of Two Tattles May. 01, 1994
1 - 24

Love Is a Many Splintered Thing Apr. 17, 1994
1 - 23

U.N.I.T.Y. (a.k.a. Five Card Stud) Mar. 27, 1994
1 - 22

Who's the Boss? Mar. 13, 1994
1 - 21

Friends Like These Feb. 27, 1994
1 - 20

Hot Fun in the Wintertime Feb. 20, 1994
1 - 19

Mystery Date (2) Feb. 13, 1994
1 - 18

Love Thy Neighbor (1) Feb. 06, 1994
1 - 17

The Hand That Robs the Cradle Jan. 16, 1994
1 - 16

Fatal Distraction Jan. 09, 1994
1 - 15

Living Kringle Dec. 19, 1993
1 - 14

Burglar in the House Nov. 28, 1993
1 - 13

Love Takes a Holiday Nov. 21, 1993
1 - 12

Crappy Birthday Nov. 14, 1993
1 - 11

The Naked Truth Nov. 07, 1993
1 - 10

Quittin' Time Oct. 24, 1993
1 - 9

Just Friends? Oct. 17, 1993
1 - 8

Living Single... With Children Oct. 10, 1993
1 - 7

Full Court Press Oct. 03, 1993
1 - 6

Great Expectations Sep. 26, 1993
1 - 5

In the Black Is Beautiful Sep. 19, 1993
1 - 4

A Kiss Before Lying Sep. 12, 1993
1 - 3

Whose Date Is It Anyway? Sep. 05, 1993
1 - 2

I'll Take Your Man Aug. 29, 1993
1 - 1

Judging by the Cover Aug. 29, 1993

Creator

Yvette Lee Bowser

Creator

Cast

Kim Coles

Synclaire James-Jones

Terrence 'T.C.' Carson

Kyle Barker

Overton Jones

Maxine Shaw

Regine Hunter

Khadijah James

Ira Lee "Tripp" Williams

Synopsis

Living Single is an American television sitcom that aired for five seasons on the Fox network from August 22, 1993, to January 1, 1998. The show centered on the lives of six friends who share personal and professional experiences while living in a Brooklyn brownstone. Throughout its run, Living Single became one of the most popular African-American sitcoms of its era, ranking among the top five in African-American ratings in all five seasons. The series was produced by Yvette Lee Bowser’s company, Sister Lee, in association with Warner Bros. Television. In contrast to the popularity of NBC’s “Must See TV” on Thursday nights in the 1990s, many African American and Latino viewers flocked to Fox’s Thursday night line-up of Martin, Living Single, and New York Undercover. In fact, these were the three highest-rated series among black households for the 1996–1997 season.