WEIRD & WILD: 'The PJs' on TV One
THE PJs
Friday 11 p.m.-Saturday 11 p.m., TV One
The tube's all glitz and glamour now, from pretty surgeons to sleek "housewives" to top models and TV executives. So it's no wonder this foam-animated comedy set in the projects didn't exactly set the Nielsens on fire during its 1999-2001 run on Fox and The WB.
But The PJs has a lot to recommend it, including sharp scripts by producer Larry Wilmore (Bernie Mac), Steve Pepoon (Roseanne), Les Firestein (Wanda at Large) and Bill Freiberger (Drawn Together). The voices include Eddie Murphy (as projects superintendent Thurgood Stubbs) and Loretta Devine (as wife Muriel), in adventures finding humor and heart in everything from homelessness to "saving" the local porno theater.
You won't see that on The Office.
TV One airs all 43 of the series' episodes, in order, followed by some bonus repeats.
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I really love the Pj's show, I wish it would return to TV. that was a very funny show,, thank you Mr. Eddie Murphy for making that one of the happiness times of my life, friend 4 life Larry P