Whether you were born in the 1990s or simply a fan of that era, the sitcom “Martin” was more than just a show. It was a part of your reality, a nostalgic journey that still resonates today. This unique blend of humor and relatability left an indelible mark on ’90s pop culture that people can still feel and cherish. For the years 1992-1997, the 30-minute comedy series “Martin” aired over 130 episodes, bringing viewers countless laughs and unforgettable moments. The show’s magic was not just about the individual performances but about the camaraderie and chemistry of the cast. Martin Lawrence played the character Martin Payne with Tisha Campbell (Gina Waters-Payne), Thomas Mikal Ford (Tommy Strawn), Tichina Arnold (Pamela James), and Carl Anthony Payne II (Cole Brown) playing their iconic roles — each one of them was instrumental in the show’s success, creating a bond that was as solid off-screen as it was on-screen. Week after week, the cast of “Martin” delivered unforgettable...

There’s no question that Martin Lawrence is a comedy legend. Whether you first came to know him through his legendary stand-up routines, his legendary television show “Martin,” or his starring roles in the “Bad Boys” franchise (opposite Will Smith), Martin Lawrence has been entertaining you for generations. No less of an authority than Steve Harvey has acknowledged the role that Lawrence has played in today’s modern comedy world. “If nothing else, Martin’s career is a blueprint for young comedians to try and replicate,” steveharvey.com wrote. “Today, we see Charlie in ‘Black-ish’ (Dion Cole) or Thug Yoda on ‘Insecure’ (Tristen Winger) carry on the tradition that Lawrence helped build with ‘Martin.’ Whether young comedians are writing for themselves or writing for others, this basic principle of developing memorable characters is the key to becoming the success that Lawrence has become all these years later.” And Martin Lawrence has been well rewarded for this influence. According to...