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Status: Ended
First Aired: September 17, 1968
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 86
Networks: NBC
Genres: Comedy

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Julia(1968)

TMDB Rating: 6.0 (8 votes)

Overview

Julia is an American sitcom notable for being one of the first weekly series to depict an African American woman in a non-stereotypical role. Previous television series featured African American lead characters, but the characters were usually servants. The show stars actress and singer Diahann Carroll, and ran for 86 episodes on NBC from September 17, 1968 to March 23, 1971. The series was produced by Savannah Productions, Inc., Hanncar Productions, Inc., and 20th Century-Fox Television. During pre-production, the proposed series title was Mama's Man. The series was also unique in that it was among the few situation comedies in the late 1960s that did not use a laugh track; however, 20th Century-Fox Television added them when the series was reissued for syndication and cable rebroadcasts in the late 1980s.

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Season 1

30 episodes • 1968

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Mama's Man	Sep 17, 1968
2	The Interview	Sep 24, 1968
3	Sorry, Right Number	Oct 1, 1968
4	Homework Isn't Housework	Oct 8, 1968
5	Unloneliest Night of the Week	Oct 15, 1968
6	Who's a Freud of Ginger Wolfe?	Oct 22, 1968
7	Am I, Pardon the Expression, Blacklisted?	Oct 29, 1968
8	The Champ is No Chump	Nov 12, 1968
9	Too Good to Be Bad	Nov 19, 1968
10	Paint Your Waggedorn	Nov 26, 1968
11	Farewell, My Friends, Hello	Dec 3, 1968
12	The Solid Brass Snow Job	Dec 10, 1968
13	Designers Don't Always Have Designs	Dec 17, 1968
14	I'm Dreaming of a Black Christmas	Dec 24, 1968
15	The One and Only Genuine, Original Family Uncle	Dec 31, 1968
16	How Sharper Than a Baby's Tooth	Jan 7, 1969
17	Matchmaker, Break Me a Match	Jan 14, 1969
18	Dancer in the Dark	Jan 21, 1969
19	How to Keep Your Wig Warm	Jan 28, 1969
20	Sticks and Stones Can Break My Pizza	Feb 4, 1969
21	A Little Chicken Soup Never Hurt Anybody	Feb 11, 1969
22	Wanda Mean Well	Feb 18, 1969
23	Cupid's No Computer	Feb 25, 1969
24	I Thought I Saw a Two-Timer?	Mar 4, 1969
25	It Takes Two to Tangle	Mar 11, 1969
26	Home of the Braves	Mar 18, 1969
27	A Baby's a Nice Nuisance	Mar 25, 1969
28	Gone With the Draft	Apr 1, 1969
29	The Doctor's Dilemma	Apr 8, 1969
30	Love is a Many Sighted Thing	Apr 15, 1969

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Season 2

30 episodes • 1969

#	Episode	Air Date
1	A Tale of Two Sitters	Sep 16, 1969
2	The Wheel Deal	Sep 23, 1969
3	The Undergraduate	Sep 30, 1969
4	Two's a Family, Three's a Crowd	Oct 14, 1969
5	Tank's for the Memory	Oct 21, 1969
6	For Whom the Wedding Bell Tolls	Oct 28, 1969
7	You Can't Beat Drums	Nov 4, 1969
8	Tie Wolf	Nov 11, 1969
9	Romeo and Julia	Nov 18, 1969
10	The Grass is Sometimes Greener	Nov 25, 1969
11	The Eve of Adam	Dec 2, 1969
12	So's Your Old Uncle	Dec 9, 1969
13	Hilda's No Help	Dec 16, 1969
14	Temper Also Fugits	Dec 30, 1969
15	The Prisoner of Brenda	Jan 6, 1970
16	The Dates of Wrath	Jan 13, 1970
17	The Jolly Green Midget	Jan 20, 1970
18	Sioux Me, Don't Woo Me	Jan 27, 1970
19	Charity Begins With Chegley	Feb 3, 1970
20	Father of the Bribe	Feb 10, 1970
21	Call Me By My Rightful Number	Feb 17, 1970
22	Gone With the Whim	Feb 24, 1970
23	Charlie's Chance	Mar 3, 1970
24	I'll Be Yours	Mar 10, 1970
25	The Divine Divine	Mar 17, 1970
26	Sara's Second Part	Mar 24, 1970
27	Corey For President	Apr 7, 1970
28	The Switch Sitters	Apr 14, 1970
29	Absence Makes the Heart Glow	Apr 21, 1970
30	Bunny Hug	Apr 28, 1970

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Season 3

26 episodes • 1970

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Ready, Aim, Fired	Sep 15, 1970
2	Half Past Sick	Sep 22, 1970
3	Little Boys Lost	Sep 29, 1970
4	Altar Ego	Oct 6, 1970
5	Tanks Again	Oct 13, 1970
6	Kim an' Horror	Oct 20, 1970
7	Magna Cum Lover	Oct 27, 1970
8	Bowled Over	Nov 10, 1970
9	Long Time No Ski	Nov 17, 1970
10	Smoke Scream	Nov 24, 1970
11	Parents Can Be Pains	Dec 1, 1970
12	Essay Can You See?	Dec 8, 1970
13	That New Black Magic	Dec 22, 1970
14	Two For the Toad	Dec 29, 1970
15	Kids is a Four Letter Word	Jan 5, 1971
16	Cousin of the Bride	Jan 12, 1971
17	Cool Hand Bruce	Jan 19, 1971
18	Toast Melba	Jan 26, 1971
19	Courting Time	Feb 2, 1971
20	Strictly For the Birds	Feb 9, 1971
21	Corey's High-Q	Feb 16, 1971
22	Paper Tigers	Feb 23, 1971
23	Swing Low, Sweet Charity	Mar 2, 1971
24	Anniversary Faults	Mar 9, 1971
25	The Gender Trap	Mar 16, 1971
26	Anyone For Tenants?	Mar 23, 1971

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