Jeffersons, The

With his dry-cleaning business booming, loudly opinionated George Jefferson moves his family--level-headed wife Louise and son Lionel to the upper east side. But life in a luxurious Manhattan high-rise holds unexpected pitfalls for George, including problems with the neighbors, the Willises, his maid, his eccentric British neighbor, and his son's relationship with Jenny, the Willises' mixed-race daughter. The marriage proved to be a successful one, but as with all events in their lives, it too was accompanied by its share of problems, confusion, and, most of all, humor.