Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: August 28, 1996
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 100
Networks: The WB
Genres: Comedy, Family

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The Jamie Foxx Show(1996)

TMDB Rating: 6.8 (30 votes)

Overview

Texas native Jamie King is an aspiring actor who heads to Hollywood in hopes to find fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. To support himself, he works at his Aunt Helen and Uncle Junior's Los Angeles hotel, the King's Towers.

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Season 1

22 episodes • 1996Avg: 8.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Pilot	Aug 28, 1996	0.0
2	The Bad Seed	Sep 4, 1996	0.0
3	Burned Twice By the Same Flame	Sep 11, 1996	0.0
4	Who's Da Man?	Sep 18, 1996	0.0
5	We Finally Got a Piece of the Pie	Sep 25, 1996	0.0
6	And Bubba Makes Three	Oct 2, 1996	0.0
7	Stuck On You	Oct 9, 1996	8.0
8	Kiss & Tell	Oct 30, 1996	0.0
9	Seems Like Old Times	Nov 6, 1996	0.0
10	A Star Is Almost Born	Nov 13, 1996	0.0
11	A Killer Ending	Nov 20, 1996	0.0
12	A Thanksgiving to Remember	Nov 27, 1996	0.0
13	I Am What I Scam	Jan 8, 1997	0.0
14	I Do, I Didn't	Jan 22, 1997	0.0
15	Little Red Corvette	Jan 29, 1997	0.0
16	Act Like You Love Me	Feb 5, 1997	0.0
17	Westside	Feb 12, 1997	0.0
18	The Young and the Meatless	Feb 19, 1997	0.0
19	Step Up to Get Beat Down	Feb 26, 1997	0.0
20	Break Yourself, Fool	Apr 30, 1997	0.0
21	I've Fallen and I Won't Get Up	May 7, 1997	0.0
22	Save the Drama for Your Mama	May 14, 1997	0.0

Season 2

22 episodes • 1997

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Freezer Burn	Sep 7, 1997
2	The Accused	Sep 14, 1997
3	The Employee Formerly Known as Prince	Sep 21, 1997
4	One Flew Over the County's Nest	Sep 28, 1997
5	Is She Is, or Is She Ain't?	Oct 5, 1997
6	Do the Write Thing	Oct 12, 1997
7	Misery Loves Company	Oct 26, 1997
8	Dog Pounded	Nov 2, 1997
9	Mo' Money, Mo' Problems	Nov 9, 1997
10	Traffic School Daze	Nov 16, 1997
11	Too Much Soul Food	Nov 23, 1997
12	Super Face Off	Dec 14, 1997
13	Soul Mate to Cellmate	Jan 11, 1998
14	Papa Don't Preach	Jan 18, 1998
15	Convent-ional Gifts	Feb 1, 1998
16	Passenger 187	Feb 8, 1998
17	Ain't Nothin' Happenin' Cap'n	Feb 15, 1998
18	It's All Good, Fellas	Feb 22, 1998
19	You Ain't Gotta Go Home, But...	Mar 1, 1998
20	The Afterschool Special	Apr 26, 1998
21	I'm Too Sexy for This Shot	May 3, 1998
22	How Jamie Got His Groove Back	May 17, 1998

Season 3

20 episodes • 1998

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Jamie Returns	Sep 18, 1998
2	Don't Hate the Player, Hate the Game	Sep 25, 1998
3	Men-o-pause	Oct 1, 1998
4	Swing Out Sister	Oct 8, 1998
5	Is There a Doctor in the House?	Oct 15, 1998
6	Guess Who's Not Coming to Dinner?	Oct 29, 1998
7	Just Don't Do It	Nov 5, 1998
8	We Got No Game	Nov 12, 1998
9	Lonesome Cow-Bro	Nov 19, 1998
10	Christmas Day-Ja Vu	Dec 17, 1998
11	Taps for Royal	Jan 14, 1999
12	Bro-Jack	Jan 21, 1999
13	Scareder Than a Mug	Feb 4, 1999
14	Forever Your Girl	Feb 11, 1999
15	Where There's a Will, Go the Other Way	Feb 18, 1999
16	Uncle Junior's Cabin	Feb 25, 1999
17	Change of Heart	Apr 29, 1999
18	Fire and Desire (1)	May 6, 1999
19	Fire and Desire (2)	May 13, 1999
20	Always Follow Your Heart	May 20, 1999

Season 4

24 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Just Fancy	Sep 24, 1999
2	Mr. Bo-Jingles	Sep 24, 1999
3	Poker Face	Oct 1, 1999
4	I Believe I Can Fly	Oct 1, 1999
5	Why Don't We Just Roll ... Reversal	Oct 8, 1999
6	The Ugly Truth	Oct 15, 1999
7	Homie, Lover, Friend	Oct 22, 1999
8	Give Me Some Credit	Nov 5, 1999
9	Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire	Nov 12, 1999
10	Joy Ride	Nov 19, 1999
11	Get Up, Stand Up	Dec 2, 1999
12	Super Ego	Jan 7, 2000
13	Family Business	Jan 14, 2000
14	Friendly Fire	Jan 28, 2000
15	Home Suite Home	Feb 4, 2000
16	Behind the Jingle	Feb 11, 2000
17	Partners Fo' Life	Feb 18, 2000
18	Hot Coco on a Cold Night	Feb 25, 2000
19	Rollin' in the Dough	Apr 7, 2000
20	Musical Chairs	Apr 20, 2000
21	Jamie in the Middle	Apr 28, 2000
22	I Second That Demo-tion	May 5, 2000
23	Roadtrip (1)	May 12, 2000
24	Roadtrip (2)	May 19, 2000

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Season 5

12 episodes • 2000Avg: 8.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	On Bended Knee	Oct 8, 2000	8.0
2	Double or Nothing	Oct 15, 2000	0.0
3	Serve No Wine Before I Get Mine	Oct 22, 2000	0.0
4	Shades of Gray	Oct 29, 2000	0.0
5	I'll Do It My Dammy.com	Nov 5, 2000	0.0
6	Candy Girl	Nov 12, 2000	0.0
7	Shakin' and Fakin'	Nov 19, 2000	0.0
8	If the Shoe Fits...	Nov 26, 2000	0.0
9	Cupid	Dec 10, 2000	0.0
10	Bachelor Party	Dec 17, 2000	0.0
11	East Side Story	Jan 7, 2001	0.0
12	Always and Forever	Jan 14, 2001	0.0

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