The Royal Family

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The Royal Family is a short-lived early-1990s American sitcom starring Redd Foxx and Della Reese as a retired couple whose quiet life is upended when their daughter and grandchildren move in.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American television sitcom
alsoStarring Larenz Tate
Mariann Aalda
Naya Rivera
Sylver Gregory
audioFormat stereo
broadcastDecade 1990s
cameraSetup videotape
composer Stanley Clarke
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Eddie Murphy
Michael Leeson
Ralph Farquhar
distributor CBS
filmingStyle multi-camera
firstAired 1991-09-18
format television series
genre sitcom
hasCharacter Ariel
Curtis Royal
Kimberly
Michael Royal
hasTheme intergenerational family living together
lastAired 1992-01-31
leadActorRole Della Reese as Victoria Royal
Redd Foxx
surface form: Redd Foxx as Alfonso Royal
mainCharacter Alfonso Royal
Elizabeth Royal
Victoria Royal
notableEvent Production was disrupted by the death of star Redd Foxx in 1991.
numberOfEpisodes 15
numberOfEpisodesAired 14
numberOfSeasons 1
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork CBS
pictureFormat NTSC color television standard
surface form: NTSC
plotSummary A retired couple’s quiet life is disrupted when their daughter and grandchildren move in with them.
productionCompany Eddie Murphy Productions
surface form: Eddie Murphy Television

Paramount Television Studios
surface form: Paramount Television
runtimePerEpisode 30 minutes
settingLocation Atlanta
surface form: Atlanta, Georgia
starring Della Reese
Redd Foxx
status short-lived series
targetAudience primetime network television viewers

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Redd Foxx televisionSeries The Royal Family
William T. Vollmann notableWork The Royal Family
Ronny Hallin notableWork The Royal Family
Naya Rivera appearedIn The Royal Family