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Martin: The Funniest Show of the 90s? →

Martin wasn’t just a sitcom, it was a comedy revolution.

With unforgettable characters like Sheneneh, Otis, Jerome, and Dragonfly Jones, Martin Lawrence turned a prime-time show into a one-man variety showcase. Set in Detroit, Martin blended loud, raw, physical humor with real relationship tension—especially between Martin and Gina—and pushed Black sitcoms into unpredictable, unfiltered territory.

But behind the laughs was a story of creative genius, off-screen tension, and a show that burned bright before burning out.

In this episode, we dive into Martin's wild energy, cultural legacy, and the behind-the-scenes drama that changed the series forever.

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categories: TV shows, Retrospective, Nostalgia
Wednesday 10.29.25
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