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Singer & Sons (1990–1990) — comedy on NBC
About Singer & Sons
Singer & Sons ended on June 27, 1990, after its initial run on NBC. The show aired for a single season, comprising four episodes, and concluded its story within that timeframe.
Singer & Sons was a comedy series that premiered on June 9, 1990. It centered around Nathan Singer, a Jewish widower who was the third generation to operate a family-owned New York City delicatessen called Singer & Sons. The series depicted Nathan's efforts to adapt to changing family dynamics when his housekeeper, Sarah Patterson, suggested he recruit her two sons to help run the business, marking a shift in the family's tradition.
The cast included Harold Gould as Nathan Singer, Esther Rolle as Sarah Patterson, Bobby Hosea as Mitchell Patterson, Thomas Mikal Ford as Reggie Patterson, Brooke Fontaine as Deanna Patterson, Fred Stoller as Sheldon Singer, Arnetia Walker as Claudia James, and Anna Berger as Mrs. Tarkasian. The show did not have a rated score on TVMaze and had a runtime of 30 minutes per episode.