Beloved by fans and critics alike, the Emmy-winning CBS series "The Jeffersons" is one of the most highly-rated and longest running sitcoms in T.V. history, spanning a decade (1975-1985) with over 250 episodes during its remarkable run. A spin-off from the seminal "All In The Family" series, the ground-breaking "The Jeffersons" chronicled the rise of jive-talking African-American dry cleaner king George Jefferson (Emmy-nominee Sherman Hemsley) and his sassy, no-nonsense wife Louise "Weezy" (Emmy winner Isabel Sanford), as they left their blue-collar neighborhood, "Movin' on up" to a luxury high-rise apartment in New York City. In the process, the series changed the face of prime-time T.V. comedy, smashing stereotypes while serving up outrageous laughs.