Great Moments in Black History (S04E22)
S04E22
The episode features several sketches, including "Achy Breaky Head," which was omitted from the DVD release, along with "Great Moments In Black History: The First Record Scratcher" and "Al Sharpton's Hunger Strike." It also revisits "Reality Check: Bald Men vs. Men with Hair" from Season 3, episode 28. Another sketch, "What If Archie Bunker was Black?" introduces Marc Wilmore as Bunker and would eventually be rebranded as "All Up in the Family" in season five. The episode wraps up with Heavy D & the Boyz delivering a performance of "Truthful."
Show
Gavin & Stacey
Episode
S04E22
Air Date
Apr 25, 1993
Season 4 Episodes
S04E01
Rodney King and Reginald Deny Speak Out
S04E02
Basic Instank
S04E03
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks
S04E04
Black People Awards
S04E05
Trail Mix-A-Lot
S04E06
Anton Returns
S04E07
Homey and Son
S04E08
Handi-Man Returns
S04E09
Men On Cooking
S04E10
Lil Magic: Working Girl
S04E11
Driving Miss Schott
S04E12
Vera DeMilo: Stank of a Woman
S04E13
Capitol Hillbillies
S04E14
Best-of episode - Michael Jackson
S04E15
Alive II with Richard Simmons
S04E16
Best-of episode - Valentine's Show
S04E17
Oswald Booked on Phonics
S04E18
Thighmaster
S04E19
Best-of episode - Tribute to Men on Film
S04E20
Passenger 227
S04E21
Louise Jefferson for Weezies
S04E22
Great Moments in Black History
S04E23
Best-of episode
S04E24
What if Barbara Streisand was Black?
S04E25
Baby Lonnie at the Doctor
S04E26
Best-of episode - Best Commercial Parodies
S04E27
Teen Court
S04E28
Best-of episode - Night at the Movies
S04E29
Heterosexual Pride Parade
S04E30
Best-of episode - Celebrity Themed
S04E31
Grandpa and Duke the Dead Dog
S04E32
Joe Jackson's Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots