Sister, Sister

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Sister, Sister first aired in April 1994 as a mid-season replacement on ABC, and continued on that network until the series moved to the WB in the fall of 1995. The series centered around twin girls, separated at birth, who suddenly found each other after 14 years.

Tia Landry was the studious twin from Detroit, where her mom Lisa worked as a seamstress; Tamera Campbell was the boy-crazy twin from the suburbs, where her dad Ray owned a limousine service. After their unexpected encounter in a department store, Ray reluctantly allowed Tia and Lisa to move into his home for the girls' sake. The girls' neighbor was Roger Evans, an annoying kid who had a crush on them both.

In the 1997-1998 season, Tia started dating Tyreke Scott, a reformed street kid who worked as a mechanic for Ray, and Jordan Bennett became Tamera's boyfriend. Roger was suddenly dropped from the cast at this point.

The final season showed the twins entering college with their beaux. The girls were ultimately reunited with their birth father, and Lisa married her boyfriend Victor in the final episode.

Characters:

Tia is a all American bookworm. She is one of the smartest kids at her school.

Tamera totally huge party animal. Her IQ is low but she seems to manage well. And by the way, she is a big fan of Coolio's music. She can be smart when she wants to, but usually uses 'the twin thing' to get by on tests by making tia do it for her.

Lisa is a fashion designer. She is a great romodel for both Tia and Tamera sometimes she can be very hectic. Also she's loud, but nice.

Ray is the total opposite of Lisa but he is a great influence on both the girls. He is single but his love life is not all that great.

Roger is Tia and Tamera's unknowing neighbor, and he is always around or in there house he has a huge crush on both the girls. (Seasons 1-5)

Tyreke is Tia's new boyfriend. He may be a college drop-out, but he still is a smart man. He appears in Season 5 & 6.

Jordan is Tamera's new boyfriend. He goes to college with both the girls. He is goofy at times. He appears in Season 5 & 6.

First Telecast: April 1, 1994 Last Telecast: May 23, 1999 Total Episodes: 120 Episodes

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Tim Reid

Tim Reid

Ray Campbell

Jackée Harry

Jackée Harry

Lisa Landry

Tamera Mowry

Tamera Mowry

Tamera Campbell

Tia Mowry

Tia Mowry

Tia Landry

Marques Houston

Marques Houston

Roger Evans (seasons 1-5)

Deon Richmond

Deon Richmond

Jordan Bennett (season 6, recurring in season 5)

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SUBMIT REVIEW
  • Enjoyed

    9.5
    I just read a review from Valencia95, if it is true what the person says then I need to rethink this. But I have seen all of the seasons and don't remember any of that. I just love the show.
  • I followed these twins a lot!

    9.0
    They were great for several reasons! They were good students, quite adventurous, friendly, and great for youth and females to follow along! They were talented and fashionable and great role playing!
  • The show was okay, but kind of boring, not that funny, and unoriginal.

    5.5
    It was okay for a little while, but then they made the crude jokes about sex, and homosexuals, and it lost it's funny. Really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really very very very very veryvery very very very veryvery very very very veryvery very very very veryvery very very very veryvery very very very veryvery very very very very very very very very very very very very very very lame.moreless
  • Sister, Sister was a show that focused on being an individual while growing into adulthood, but the funny characters are what I remember most!

    8.5
    Back when Disney was in its prime, shows like Sister,Sister and Boy Meets World were providing young kids with intelligent humor. I'm so grateful to grow up when I did. Thank you GOD I'm not subjected to the stuff on Disney nowadays. Suite Life? I've never seen such bad acting associated with such high ratings. Anywhoo, I loved this show because it didn't feed kids shallow plots with obvious moral lessons at the end of each episode. Lisa was the epitome of the "fun" mom, Ray was the "stern but loving" dad, and Roger was the "annoying but charming" next-door neighbor. Sister, Sister was just fun to watch. I also loved how the producers would throw in references to music from the 1960s, such as Motown. The episode structure is similar to other young adult comedy tv shows - the characters get into a pickle, but with help from others, survive and learn more about themselves. However, unlike other young adult comedy tv shows, this show is fresh! Watchable, lovable! The characters vivacious; it's like a feel good movie, except in tv form.moreless
  • The show is a heartwarming family show. It is the African-American version of Full House. The story is great, the characters are hilarious and the mystery and background around Tia and Tamera is the best to ever hit the small screen. They did a great...moreless

    8.0
    ...job portraying adopted twins. I like the fact that their lives started at age 12 so we didn't miss out on their history together. The comedy makes me crack up especially Lisa. The way the characters are is fantastic and I like it that Tamers and Lisa have the same personalities like Ray and Tia. The acting was not bad but it was not their best. Sometimes they made the storylines look a little too dramatic with the way they acted. When this show ended I was not that sad but it was a great show for the whole family that people can relate to in so many different ways. Hopefully they'll keep the re-runs and make the DVDs.moreless
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    October 28, 2008 DVD Releases

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    Themes

    buddies and gal pals, child stars, city living, dysfuntional families, feel good comedy