Moesha

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  • TV-PG
  • 1996
  • 6 Seasons
  • 5.9  (4,073)

Moesha is an American sitcom that aired on CBS from 1996 to 2001. The show starred Brandy Norwood as the lead character, Moesha Mitchell. She was a high school student living in the Leimert Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. Moesha had to navigate challenges in school, including her academics and the social dynamics among her peers. But more than that, the show also explored the complexities of her family life and relationships.

William Allen Young played Frank, Moesha's dad. He was a widowed parent who worked as a car dealership owner. He was a devoted father, but also struggled to balance his responsibilities at work and home. There were often conflicts between him and Moesha, especially as she became more independent and wanted more freedom.

Moesha also had a younger brother named Myles, played by Marcus T. Paulk. Myles was a precocious child who often provided some comedic relief in the show. He was quirky and endearing, and often found ways to get into mischief despite his good intentions.

Throughout the series, Moesha's relationships with her family, friends, and romantic interests were often at the center of the storyline. Her best friends were Kim and Niecy, played by Countess Vaughn and Shar Jackson, respectively. They were always involved in Moesha's business, and had their own unique personalities and quirks that added to the show's charm.

Aside from her family and friends, Moesha also had various romantic interests that kept viewers engaged. One of her long-term boyfriends was Q, played by Fredro Starr. They had a tumultuous relationship that was often marked by misunderstandings and jealousy. Later on in the show, Moesha also dated Hakeem, played by Lamont Bentley. Hakeem was the son of Frank's business partner and was often at odds with Moesha. However, their chemistry was undeniable, and they eventually got together.

Over the course of the show's six seasons, Moesha tackled a range of issues that were relevant to its viewers. It's not just a coming-of-age story, but it also dealt with more mature themes like dating, sex, and drugs. It was a groundbreaking show that tackled issues head-on and provided a nuanced perspective that was often missing from other shows in its genre.

Moesha also had a killer soundtrack that included some of the best R&B and hip-hop songs of the time. Artists like Aaliyah, TLC, and Brandy herself featured in the show, and their music added to the show's overall vibe.

In many ways, Moesha was a trailblazer for other African-American-focused TV shows that followed it. It tackled issues in a way that was authentic and relatable, and provided a platform for young cast members like Brandy Norwood to shine. Even today, the show is still being watched and enjoyed by new generations, and its impact on the landscape of American TV shows cannot be overstated.

In conclusion, Moesha is a classic TV show that tackled a wide range of relevant issues that are still relevant today. Its relatable characters, engaging storylines, and killer soundtrack made it an instant classic that has stood the test of time. It is a must-watch for anyone who loves coming-of-age stories, and is a shining example of what great TV can be.

Moesha is a series that is currently running and has 6 seasons (126 episodes). The series first aired on January 23, 1996.

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Paying The Piper
22. Paying The Piper
May 14, 2001
Hakeem asks Moesha to move in with him, and Dorian's past comes back to haunt him.
Graduation Day
21. Graduation Day
May 7, 2001
Dorian's new older girlfriend is enticing him with promises of a record deal, while Mo and Hakeem fight about trust.
Creepin'
20. Creepin'
April 16, 2001
Moesha and Hakeem's relationship heats up, while Dorian dates an older woman.
Mayhem At The Jam
19. Mayhem At The Jam
March 19, 2001
A concert gets out of Moesha's control and Hakeem takes a beating.
Saving Private Rita
18. Saving Private Rita
March 12, 2001
Moesha saves a suicidal friend, while Dorian pretends to be religious to impress a cute girl.
Scary Marriage
17. Scary Marriage
March 5, 2001
Moesha and her friends are matched up in a mock marriage for a homework assignment.
What If...
16. What If...
February 26, 2001
Niecy spins a fantasy about what Moesha's life would be like if her mom raised her instead of Frank.
That's My Mama
15. That's My Mama
February 19, 2001
Dorian thought finding his mom would provide answers, not raise more questions (Lil Bow Wow guest stars).
Mom
14. Mom
February 12, 2001
Dorian finds his mom, but it's Moesha who ends up getting hurt.
Run, Mo, Run
13. Run, Mo, Run
February 5, 2001
An ex-con is after Moesha, and Dorian decides to search for his birth mother.
All Grown Up
12. All Grown Up
January 15, 2001
Moesha and Hakeem reminisce about their friendship and wonder if it could be developing into something more.
The Player
11. The Player
December 11, 2000
Moesha's attempt to solve Niecy's "ain't gotta man blues" backfires.
All This & Turkey Too
10. All This & Turkey Too
November 20, 2000
Q comes home for Thanksgiving and asks Moesha for his ring back.
Definitely Not The Cosbys
9. Definitely Not The Cosbys
November 13, 2000
When Moesha tells her dad she's engaged, he fantasizes about solving his family problems like Bill Cosby.
The Candidate
8. The Candidate
November 6, 2000
A woman city council candidate loses Moesha's support when she gets the hots for Hakeem.
The Nutty Moesha
7. The Nutty Moesha
October 30, 2000
It's Halloween and Moesha's acting crazy, Niecy's growing body hair, and Dorian's dogsitting a ferocious bulldog.
Just The Two of Us
6. Just The Two of Us
October 9, 2000
While Frank and Dorian are on a road trip to Vegas, Myles falls hard for Moesha's roommate, Alicia.
You Say He's Just A Friend
5. You Say He's Just A Friend
October 2, 2000
Moesha is tempted by her attraction to good-looking Jamal, while Dorian starts up his own hair solon.
Living In Paradise
4. Living In Paradise
September 25, 2000
Moesha tries to straighten out her out-of-control roommates, but they're more interested in chasing Boys II Men.
Netcam
3. Netcam
September 18, 2000
Someone places a hidden camera in Moesha and Niecy's dorm room; Myles' girlfriend tells him she's pregnant - and he's the father!
Bad Company
2. Bad Company
September 11, 2000
After spending the summer traveling with Q's band, Moesha returns home sporting an engagement ring.
On The Rebound
1. On The Rebound
September 4, 2000
Moesha and Q decide whether or not to take their relationship to the next level; Dorian returns home from boot camp.
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Moesha is available for streaming on the CBS All Access website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Moesha on demand at Paramount+, Amazon Prime, Crackle and Pluto TV.
  • Premiere Date
    January 23, 1996
  • IMDB Rating
    5.9  (4,073)