10 Classic Thanksgiving Sitcom Episodes To Stream On Netflix Or Hulu Ranked By IMDb

10 Classic Thanksgiving Sitcom Episodes To Stream On Netflix Or Hulu, Ranked By IMDb

Thanksgiving episodes on sitcoms are full of drama and heartwarming family moments. IMDb ranks the best Thanksgiving episodes on Netflix and Hulu.

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Enjoying some fun sitcom Thanksgiving episodes is a great way to transition from the fall to the holiday rush. Many classic shows from decades past have focused on Halloween or Christmas episodes, but some also manage to portray creative Thanksgivings.

Many viewers can relate to the stress of preparations, travel, and getting ready for company coming. These classic episodes celebrate the many family feelings of Thanksgiving. Stream them on Hulu or Netflix.

10 Sister, Sister (Netflix): “Thanksgiving In Hawaii” (5.2)

This two-part episode from season three is a far-fetched but funny adventure for Sister, Sister. Lisa and Terrence are broken up, but they had already made plans to spend Thanksgiving together in Hawaii. Lisa keeps the plans but decides to bring Tia along instead. Tamera is jealous of the beach vacation, as Ray sulks over his break-up with Tonya, so Ray and Tamera decide to accompany Lisa and Tia on the trip.

Everyone is in for a surprise when Terrence shows up with Ray’s ex-girlfriend at the rental in Hawaii. The other plots in the story involve the twins getting temporarily lost at sea and Roger, back in Detroit, finding the Campbell house empty for Thanksgiving. The lonely kid allows a few homeless men to enjoy dinner with him, but a couple of the guys steal all of Ray’s stuff. A Hawaii trip is a great sitcom rite of passage.

9 Half & Half (Netflix): “The Big Thanks For Forgiving Episode” (5.7)

On Half & Half, Mona and Dee Dee are half-sisters who did not grow up together but live together in San Francisco as adults. In their first Thanksgiving of this new chapter, they go over to their father’s house.

Both Mona’s and Dee Dee’s mothers are present, as well as Mona’s friend, Spencer, and the sisters’ paternal grandmother, Grandmother Thorne. It’s the ultimate family drama-filled Thanksgiving, but some big realizations are made that draw everyone closer together.

8 Perfect Strangers (Hulu): “Wild Turkey” (6.5)

Larry’s new wife, Jennifer, and his live-in cousin, Balki, each think they’re in charge of Thanksgiving dinner. The episode has live turkeys, some fresh ingredients, and a missing wedding ring.

Larry and Balki fear that they might have sold the turkey that ran off with the ring, so they interrupt a family Thanksgiving to try to find it, even digging through the turkey during the prayer! It turns out that the ring was in Jennifer’s jewelry box the whole time.

7 The Parkers (Netflix): “It’s A Family Affair” (6.9)

In season one of The Parkers, Nikki’s snooty sister and niece, Constance and Tiffany, are in town for Thanksgiving.

Constance has always had a hold on Nikki, telling her what to do and insisting on having everything a certain way. Tiffany is a bad influence on Kim, taking her out all night under the guise of grocery shopping and lying to both Nikki and Constance. In the end, Nikki finally stands up to her sister and takes back her Thanksgiving at home.

6 Full House (Hulu): “The Miracle Of Thanksgiving” (7.1)

The Full House Thanksgiving episode is a true classic. It’s an emotional time for the Tanners because it is their first Thanksgiving without Pam Tanner. Michelle is too young to remember her mother, but DJ and Stephanie have memories of Pam’s wonderful Thanksgivings.

The girls try to make the perfect turkey dinner, but DJ forgets to defrost the turkey, and Stephanie drops her mom’s picture-perfect pumpkin pie. The family salvages their meal and gives thanks, rounding out a very meaningful episode.

5 Sabrina The Teenage Witch (Hulu): “Love Means Having To Say You’re Sorry” (7.6)

While Sabrina the Teenage Witch might be more remembered for its witchy Halloween episodes, the series’ characters also observe Thanksgiving in the fourth season.

Sabrina decides to take her relationship with Harvey into her own hands by rewriting the facts. Meanwhile, Hilda and Zelda are working on a traditional Thanksgiving meal, but they summon pilgrims to do the cooking (and the pilgrims are scared of witches).

4 Living Single (Hulu): “Thanks For Giving” (8.1)

Queen Latifah’s character, Khadijah, is expecting a proposal from her boyfriend, Scooter. Instead, he gives her a locket and announces that a group has asked him to manage their world tour.

The couple get into an icy fight in front of all the other guests. After some separate talk amongst the men and the women, the friends all come back together and give thanks. Khadijah and Scooter decide to make a long-distance relationship work.

3 Frasier (Hulu): “A Lilith Thanksgiving” (8.3)

In this hysterical season four Frasier episode, the Cranes move their Thanksgiving holiday back to Boston, where Frederick is on the brink of acceptance to a prestigious prep school. Lilith leaves Niles in charge of the turkey and Marty in charge of Frederick so that Lilith and Frasier can tend to their son’s school plans. Frasier and Lilith go to an interview at the headmaster’s home, which sets off a long series of antics.

Lilith and Frasier can’t stand the thought of Frederick not being accepted, so they keep driving back to the headmaster’s house — on Thanksgiving — to sweet-talk their way in, even giving him Niles’ freshly baked turkey. The headmaster is so furious that he admits Frederick on the condition that Frasier and Lilith never set foot on campus.

2 Cheers (Hulu): “Thanksgiving Orphans” (8.7)

It’s always intriguing to see the cast of Cheers hang out somewhere other than the Cheers bar. In “Thanksgiving Orphans” (season five), everyone’s plans for the holiday fall through. Strangely, not one of Carla’s many children are with her for Thanksgiving, so she is willing to host her pals.

One by one, they all trickle in to her living room. It’s no surprise that Diane greets Carla with a “Gobble, Gobble” and is dressed as a pilgrim. Carla, Diane, Norm, Cliff, Sam, and Frasier break into a food fight, but they eventually are able to joke around and eat their dinner.

1 Moesha (Netflix): “Thanksgiving” (8.8)

“Thanksgiving” from season five is definitely the best Thanksgiving episode of Moesha. Dee would normally prepare the family meal, but she is sick and unable to cook. Hakeem’s mother (played by Jo Marie Payton of Family Matters) and Moesha prepare the feast, constantly sending Niecy to the store for more food.

Dorian and Sandy have a heart-to-heart about their relationship, and everyone is able to show gratitude and enjoy the dinner together.

Link Source : https://screenrant.com/classic-thanksgiving-sitcom-episodes-streaming-netflix-hulu-imdb/

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