The fifth season opens with the show at peak popularity and the cast chemistry tighter than ever.
George takes on a new challenge in the dry cleaning world with his signature blend of bravado and hustle.
Louise and Helen's friendship provides the heart of an episode that celebrates female solidarity.
Florence goes too far with a comment and the fallout is both dramatic and hilarious.
The Jeffersons attend a society event where George refuses to be anything other than himself.
Tom and George bond over an unexpected shared interest that neither one would have predicted.
Louise handles a family matter with wisdom and warmth that Isabel Sanford makes look effortless.
George's past catches up with him in a way that's both humbling and ultimately character-building.
The show delivers another episode that proves it can be genuinely moving while never losing its sense of humor.
Florence gets a romance subplot, and her dating style is as direct and unapologetic as everything else about her.
George and Louise disagree about something important, and their argument is both real and really funny.
The building's residents unite for a cause that showcases the show's community spirit.
Mother Jefferson's visit creates the usual household tension that only she can generate.
George's negotiating tactics get a workout in a business episode that highlights his street smarts.
The ensemble delivers a standout episode that gives every character their moment to shine.
Louise takes a trip that gives her perspective on her life with George — and she comes back anyway.
The fifth season continues the show's remarkable consistency of quality and cultural relevance.
Florence and George have their most epic verbal showdown of the season.
Tom and Helen face a personal challenge that the show handles with characteristic sensitivity.
George proves that beneath his bluster, he truly cares about the people in his life.
The fifth season wraps with the Jeffersons still on top of the sitcom world.
Season five closes with another year of groundbreaking comedy in the books.
The Jeffersons end another great season still movin' on up and showing no signs of slowing down.
George, Louise, Florence, and the gang take their bows for season five with a satisfying finale.