Girlfriends 4 Ever Part 2

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Kelsey Grammer
Mara Brock Akil
Regina Y. Hicks

Kevin Marburger
Mary Fukuto-Salzman
Michele Marburger

Paramount Network Television (2000–2006) (seasons 1–6)
CBS Paramount Network Television (2006–2008) (seasons 7–8)
Grammnet Productions
Happy Camper Productions (2001–2008) (seasons 2–8)

Adrian Lester ; Ellis Carter (9 episodes)
Aldis Hodge ; Matthew Miles (2 episodes) & Derwin Davis (1 episode)
Angie Stone ; Darla Mason (1 episode)
Anne-Marie Johnson ; Sharon Upton Farley (7 episodes)
Bebe Moore Campbell ; Herself (1 episode)
Bernard Parks ; Himself (1 episode)
Bernie Casey ; Edward Dent (1 episode)
Bern Nadette Stanis ; Herself (1 episode)
Beverly Johnson ; Herself (1 episode)
Big Boi ; Himself (3 episodes)
CCH Pounder ; Dr. Myers (1 episode)
Cee Cee Michaela Harshaw ; Yvonne Blackwell (14 episodes)
Car'ynn Sims; Chevonne Brown (1 episode)
Chante Moore ; Herself (1 episode)
Charnele Brown ; Beverly (1 episode)
Christina Vidal ; Samantha Stephens (2 episodes)
Chrisette Michele ; Herself (1 episode)
Christopher Darden ; Himself (1 episode)
Chuma Hunter-Gault; Greg Sparks (11 episodes)
Cindy Williams ; Lisa (2 episodes)
Common ; Omar (1 episode)
Coby Bell ; Jason Pitts (1 episode)
Danny Bonaduce ; Himself (1 episode)
Darius McCrary ; Antoine Childs (1 episode)
David Groh ; Michael Goldberg (2 episodes)
David Ramsey ; Randall Potter (1 episodes)
Dawn Wells ; Herself (1 episode)
Dawnn Lewis ; Linda Dent (2 episodes)
Demond Wilson ; Kenneth Miles (4 episodes)
Dondre T. Whitfield ; Sean Ellis (11 episodes)
Donnie McClurkin ; Himself (1 episode)
Don Franklin ; Stan (5 episodes)
Doug Spearman ; Man (1 episode)
Drew Sidora ; Sage (1 episode)
Duane Martin ; Preston C. Hall (1 episode)
Erykah Badu ; Herself (1 episode)
Evan Ross ; Himself (1 episode; not credited)
Harry Lennix ; Earl (1 episode)
Hosea Chanchez ; Malik Wright (1 episode)
Isaac Hayes ; Eugene Childs (2 episodes)
Idris Elba ; Paul (1 episode)
Jackie Collins ; Herself (1 episode)
James L. Avery Sr. ; Dr. Couch (1 episode)
Jason Pace; Dr. Todd Garrett (33 episodes)
Jenifer Lewis ; Veretta Childs (7 episodes)
Jennifer Baxter ; Kelly Pitts (1 episode)
Jill Scott ; Donna Williams (4 episodes)
Joan Pringle ; Carol Clayton (3 Episodes)
Joe Torry ; Mel (2 episodes)
Jo Marie Payton ; Annette Miles (2 episodes)
John L. Adams; Vosco (7 episodes)
John Salley ; Byron (1 episode)
Jonelle Allen ; Eleanor Charles (1 episode)
Kadeem Hardison ; Eldon Parks (3 episodes)
Karen Austin ; Sandy Bickle (3 episodes)
Katt Williams ; Rick Beatty (1 episode)
Kellie Shanygne Williams ; Cecily (2 episodes)
Kelly Rowland ; Tammy (3 episodes)
Kelsey Grammer ; Himself (1 episode)
Kenya Moore ; Kara (2 episodes)
Kimberly Elise ; Reesie Jackson (2 episodes)
Kurt Loder ; Himself (1 episode)
Laila Ali ; Herself (1 episode)
Laivan Greene ; Herself (1 episode; not credited)
Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs ; Leonard James (1 episode)
Lil' Zane ; Himself (1 episode)
Loretta Devine ; Judge Vashti Jackson (2 episodes)
Malik Yoba ; Brock Harris (8 episodes)
Marcia Clark ; Herself (1 episode)
Master P ; Himself (1 episode)
Melvin Van Peebles ; Kenneth (1 episode)
Michael Warren ; Bill Clayton (2 episodes)
Mo'Nique ; Herself (1 episode)
Orlando Jones ; Dr. Lucas (1 episode)
Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth ; Trina (1 episode)
Phil Morris ; Dr. Clay Spencer (4 episodes)
Pooch Hall ; Derwin Davis (1 episode)
Quddus Phillipe ; Xander (2 episodes)
Reverend Al Sharpton ; Himself (2 episodes)
Richard T. Jones ; Aaron (10 episodes)
Rockmond Dunbar ; Jalen (4 episodes)
Rhonda Ross Kendrick ; Laurie (Halloween party guest) (1 episode)
Sandra Bernhard ; Marcia (1 episode)
Saul Williams ; Sivad (6 episodes)
Shar Jackson ; Niecy (1 episode)
Shanti Lowry ; Dionne Marie Taylor (1 episode)
Sinbad ; Himself (1 episode)
Steven Cojocaru ; Taz (1 episode)
Suzanne de Passe ; Herself (1 episode)
Tasha Smith ; Shandara Duranni (1 episode)
Terrell Davis ; Himself (1 episode)
Terri J. Vaughn ; Tasha (1 episode)
Tia Mowry ; Melanie Barnett (2 episodes)
Traci Bingham ; Candy (1 episode)
Tracy Vilar ; GiGi (1 episode)
Tricky ; Finn (4 episodes)
Una Damon ; Myoshi (1 episode)
Wayne Brady ; Derek Tyler (4 episodes)
Wendy Raquel Robinson ; Tasha Mack (1 episode)
Wendell Pierce ; Anthony Jackson (1 episode)

^ "How did your favorite show rate?" . USA Today . May 28, 2002.

^ "I.T.R.S. Ranking Report" . ABC Television Network. June 2, 2004. Archived from the original on September 30, 2007.

^ "2004-05 primetime series wrap" . The Hollywood Reporter . May 27, 2005. Archived from the original on April 23, 2008.

^ "2005-06 primetime series wrap" . The Hollywood Reporter . May 26, 2006. Archived from the original on October 29, 2007.

^ "2006-07 primetime wrap" . The Hollywood Reporter . May 25, 2007. Archived from the original on January 29, 2010.

^ "2007-2008 TV season" . ABC Medianet. February 10, 2008. Archived from the original on May 2, 2008.

^ Braxton, Greg (September 30, 2006). " 'Girlfriends' feels left out of the clique" . Los Angeles Times . Retrieved March 27, 2009 .

^ "The CW Network Announces Midseason Schedule" . CW Blog. January 7, 2008. Archived from the original on January 12, 2008 . Retrieved March 27, 2009 .

^ "Girlfriends: Cancelled, Proper Series Finale Too Expensive" . TV Series Finale. February 14, 2008. Archived from the original on October 7, 2008 . Retrieved March 29, 2009 .

^ "Girlfriends: Will the CW Series Finale Retrospective Happen?" . TV Series Finale. April 30, 2008. Archived from the original on December 2, 2008 . Retrieved March 27, 2009 .

^ Terrace, Vincent (15 October 2018). Television Series of the 2000s: Essential Facts and Quirky Details . ISBN 9781538103807 . Girlfriends (2000). Joan Clayton—North 700 Block (historic Wilton District) in Los Angeles.

^ Stated in the episode Willie or Won't He II: The Last Chapter?

^ Jump up to: a b "BET Comedy Awards [2005] (List of Award Winners and Nominees)" .

^ Jump up to: a b Yahr, Emily (2015-07-28). " 'The Game' is over and everybody won: How BET's comedy helped make history" . Washington Post . ISSN 0190-8286 . Retrieved 2020-12-31 .

^ " 'The Game': Watch the First Teaser for Paramount Plus' Revival Series | Entertainment Tonight" . www.etonline.com . Retrieved 2022-01-10 .

^ Rosario, Alexandra Del (2021-08-31). " 'The Game' Showrunner Devon Greggory Says Dramedy Needed "An Opportunity To Reboot Itself"; Paramount+ Sets Premiere Date – TCA" . Deadline . Retrieved 2022-01-10 .

^ "Stream It Or Skip It: 'The Game' On Paramount+, A Vegas-Based Continuation Of The Hit BET Football Dramedy" . Decider . 2021-11-11 . Retrieved 2022-01-10 .

^ Yvonne, Stacey (2021-11-10). " 'The Game' Is Bigger and Better Than Ever" . Black Girl Nerds . Retrieved 2022-01-10 .

^ "Girlfriends on CW Seed" . CW Seed . Retrieved 28 August 2022 .

^ "Girlfriends | Netflix" . Netflix . Retrieved 2020-09-21 .

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Love Is (2018)
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The Burning Zone (1996–97)
Clueless (1997–99)
Deadly Games (1995)
Dilbert (1999–2000)
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Family Rules (1999)
Good News (1997–98)
Grown Ups (1999–2000)
Guys Like Us (1998)
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Home Movies (1999)
Homeboys in Outer Space (1996–97)
In the House (1996–99)
Legacy (1998–99)
Legend (1995)
Live Shot (1995)
Love Boat: The Next Wave (1998–99)
Malcolm & Eddie (1996–2000)
Marker (1995)
Mercy Point (1998-99)
Moesha (1996–2001)
Nowhere Man (1995–96)
The Parkers (1999–2004)
Pig Sty (1995)
Platypus Man (1995)
Power Play (1999)
Reunited (1998)
The Secret Diary of Desmond Pfeiffer (1998)
The Sentinel (1996–99)
Seven Days (1998–2001)
Shasta McNasty (1999–2000)
Social Studies (1996–97)
Sparks (1996–98)
Star Trek: Voyager (1995–2001)
The Strip (1999–2000)
Swift Justice (1996)
The Watcher (1995)
WWE SmackDown (1999–2006)

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Dynasty (since 2017)
The Flash (since 2014)
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Kung Fu (since 2021)
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Mysteries Decoded (since 2019)
Nancy Drew (since 2019)
Penn & Teller: Fool Us (since 2014)
Riverdale (since 2017)
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Stargirl (since 2020)
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Two Sentence Horror Stories (since 2019)
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Girlfriends is an American sitcom television series that premiered on September 11, 2000, on UPN and aired on UPN's successor network, The CW , before being cancelled in 2008. The final episode aired on February 11, 2008.

The series debuted on UPN on Monday September 11, 2000. After airing for several years on the network at 9/8C on Mondays, The CW moved Girlfriends to Sundays at 8/7C. After this, the ratings plummeted. On October 9, 2006, Girlfriends , along with The CW's other African-American programs, moved back to Mondays. At this point, Girlfriends returned to its original time slot. [7]

While UPN was still airing new episodes of Girlfriends , the network also began airing reruns five days per week. When the show moved to The CW network after UPN merged with The WB network, MyNetwork TV (which was created to take over UPN's former affiliate stations) picked up the rights to air reruns of Girlfriends , although they eventually discontinued running them. WE tv , a network primarily focused on women's programming, later acquired exclusive rights to air the limited-release episodes on Sundays and exercised an option to not allow broadcast television networks re-broadcast rights to these reruns.

Due to the 2007–08 Writers Guild of America strike , the last episodes produced aired on February 11, 2008. The CW had announced plans to move the series to Sunday nights. [8] However, it was later announced on February 13, 2008 that the series was cancelled after 8 seasons and a proper series finale would not be produced. A representative from The CW stated that the network was going to cancel the series due to low ratings and that it would have been too expensive to re-enter production. [9]

A retrospective episode was in development to conclude the series but was later scrapped. The network had offered the actors only half of their usual episodic salary to take part, and the actors collectively turned the offer down. [10]

A 2006 episode of Girlfriends titled "The Game" featured guest star Tia Mowry as Joan's cousin Melanie Barnett , an aspiring medical student, who wants to give up her future to follow her professional athlete boyfriend to San Diego . That episode was the launching pad for The Game , a spin-off series, which was canceled by The CW television network. In April 2010, BET announced that it would pick up the series, which aired new episodes until the August 5, 2015 series finale. [14] When the fourth season of The Game premiered in 2011 it received 7.7 million viewers, which at the time of its airing, made the show the most watched sitcom premiere in cable television history. [14] In November 2021, a revival spin-off of the series was picked up and released to Paramount+ , serving as a direct sequel from the original series and was promoted as a refreshed series (rebooted and marketed as season 1) while also subsequently continuing the overall total seasons (chronicled as season 10) . The new inception continues where it left off from the 2015 finale a few years later switching gears set in the new location of Las Vegas with the new protagonists of reprised characters, chronicling Tasha Mack and her struggles of being a woman of color sports agent ; while her son Malik Wright learns to make important decisions in his sports career while quietly battling mental health issues and Brittany Pitts who is navigating her adult life taking on serious financial hardships and responsibilities becoming independent away from her Pro-Football dads' ( Jason Pitts ) image and inheritance. The revived series also introduces new characters to the storyline. [15] [16] The reboot has also garnered favorable and positive reviews from media outlets. [17] [18]

The series is available to stream on The CW 's free digital-only network, CW Seed . [19] The entire series began streaming on Netflix on September 11, 2020 to commemorate the show's 20th anniversary. [20]

"Girlfriends" performed by Angie Stone
NTSC (2000–02) HDTV 1080i (2002–08)
September 11, 2000 ( 2000-09-11 ) – February 11, 2008 ( 2008-02-11 )
Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series
Mara Brock Akil, Mark Alton Brown, Veronica Chambers, Tim Edwards, Karin Gist, Dee LaDuke, Regina Y. Hicks, Kevin Marburger, Michele Marburger, Prentice Penny, and Shauna Robinson [13]

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series

We All Fall Down: A Closer Look at "Trick or Truth?"
Creating the Show
Getting the Girls Together
Episode Guide

It's What You Wear That Counts
Here Comes the Bride: An Invitation Inside "The Wedding"

Includes the Backdoor pilot of The Game

Mara Brock Akil Comments on:
I Want My Baby Back
Hot For Preacher
Time To Man Up
Willie Or Won't He III: This Time It's Personal
What Had Happened Was...

Bonus Episode from The Game: "Away Game"

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