patricia heaton: we all come into a family. we need a family. love them or hate them that's who we were given. mara brock akil: the success of cosby resurrected the sitcom and because of that ushered in a lot of great storytelling. jacqueline coley: when the cosby show went off the air, we did have other black family sit-coms to fill that void, and one of them was the fresh prince, which was another version of aspirational black family wealth. will: i didn't know there were so many brothers living in this neighbourhood. we doing alright, huh? jacqueline coley: but fox was one of the first networks that really took risk with black sitcoms that had minority people that were very much part of the writing and the creation of it. aramide tinubu: i think it's vital that people of color write their own stories, because that's where the authenticity comes from. [baby crying] gina: he's probably tired. martin: well he should be, kept us up all night gina. we should be the ones crying!
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