Welcome to ReLiving Single — the official unofficial Living Single rewatch podcast, hosted by sitcom legends and real-life BFFs Erika Alexander and Kim Coles. From “Ride the Maverick” mishaps to “Woo woo woo” wisdom, every week we’re giving you behind-the-scenes stories, exploring the show’s iconic moments, and reintroducing you to the stars that made the show a part of TV history. Living Single redefined comedy, friendship, dating, and the Black experience for a new generation…and ReLiving Single is here to do it again. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the series, this podcast offers a front row seat to the laughs, love, and legacy of a groundbreaking show.
This week on ReLiving Single, Erika and Kim dive into the Season 1 finale of Living Single with the return of the legend herself, Yvette Lee Bowser. Khadijah’s love triangle hits maximum chaos with Scooter’s big return, while Max’s bold legal move lands her in the wildest cliffhanger of the season. Yvette breaks down the vision and the cultural heartbeat behind one of the best finales in sitcom history.
...This week on ReLiving Single, Erika and Kim welcome the legendary Yvette Lee Bowser, creator of Living Single. Yvette opens up about her Philly beginnings, early Hollywood battles, and the real-life stories from her own diaries that shaped Season 1. Together, they revisit iconic episodes, unpack the origins of the core friendships and reflect on the cultural blueprint Yvette built for all of us. A powerful, joyful tribute to the wo...
This week on ReLiving Single, Erika and Kim welcome the one and only Queen Latifah, aka Khadijah James herself, for an unforgettable conversation about Living Single’s “She’s Not Heavy, She’s My Mother.” Together, they revisit the heartfelt Mother’s Day episode featuring Latifah’s real-life mom, Rita Owens, and Kim Field's mom, Chip Hurd, who also drops by to share behind-the-scenes memorie...
This week on ReLiving Single, Erika and Kim tackle the Living Single episode, “A Tale of Two Tattles,” where Regine’s gossip turns into a comedy club crisis. They unpack the fine line between harmless tea and harmful shade—with a little help from media maven Jason Lee. He also surprises the ladies with a special guest! This is not an episode you want to miss!
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This week on ReLiving Single, Erika and Kim tackle the Living Single episode, Love is a Many Splintered Thing, where Khadijah meets her match: Mr. Alonzo Ford. But the friend group wonders if love’s got her seeing stars.
Meanwhile, Kyle and Overton face the “snip snip” dilemma with their dog - remember him?? Sparking a bigger convo about masculinity, balance, and boundaries. In the Reverb, Erika and Kim unpack th...
This week on ReLiving Single, we’re joined by the incomparable T.C. Carson—aka the original stockbroker with swag, Kyle Barker. Together, they rewind Living Single Season 1, Episode 23, “Five Card Stud,” where Kyle defends Regine in a high stakes poker game.
The three unpack what it means for Black men to show up and speak up for Black women, the complexity of Kyle’s choices, and how the male friends...
This week on Reliving Single, Kim and Erika dive into Living Single episode 22, "Who's the Boss," where Synclaire steps up to run Flavor while Khadijah's under the weather. But wait—things take a turn when the music editor, Russell, quits? Yikes! Being the boss ain't easy.
Erika and Kim chat about sickness, embracing the unexpected, and even welcome Shaun Baker, the man himself, who plays Russell. He drops some gems on...
This week on ReLiving Single, Erika and Kim rewind Living Single Episode 21, “Friends Like These". They dig into money and friendship, how to have the hard talks, and shout-outs to the great Arsenio Hall and LeVar Burton. Plus, they want your vote: Max or Jackie? In the Reverb, they get real about their 32-year-old friendship. This conversation delivers laughter, nostalgia, and the kind of honesty only longtime friends can sh...
This week on ReLiving Single, Kim and Erika welcome Living Single legend John Henton to rewind “Hot Fun in the Wintertime.” They debate whether Synclaire should take Overton or Khadijah to the Bahamas, Max vs. Kyle’s prank war, and Overton and Synclaire's Great American Love Story. They then dive into chemistry, craft, and the man behind Overton. John opens up about comedy influences, his Tonight Show break, a lif...
This week on ReLiving Single, we rewind Season 1, Episode 19 “Mystery Date,” where Sinclair and Overton get sabotaged by bad advice while Khadijah, Max, and Regine compete for Dr. Hamilton (hello, Morris Chestnut). Fox lets America pick his date—and Erika still swears it was rigged.
Expect alternate endings, Erika’s legendary couch sprint, and a debate on why fighting over a man never sat right with Max&mdas...
This week on Reliving Single, Erika and Kim are joined by esteemed actress and voiceover icon Cree Summer as they revisit Season 1, Episode 18: "Love Thy Neighbor." Overton is convinced to go on a double date by Kyle, putting pressure on the will-they-won’t-they dynamic he has going with Synclaire. Meanwhile, the gang has to deal with their new neighbors’ very loud passionate lovemaking.
Cree, who guest-...
This week on Reliving Single, Erika and Kim revisit Season 1, Episode 17: “The Hand That Robs the Cradle,” Maxine attempts to hide her much younger beau from the rest of the gang. Erika and Kim sit down with relationship coach Anwar White to explore what it means to date with intention, how age gaps play out in relationships, and offers advice for Black women to find the love that honors them.
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This week on Reliving Single, Erika and Kim revisit Season 1, Episode 16: “Fatal Distraction,” where Khadijah brings on a new writer who’s easy on the eyes but not so great on the page. The ladies dive into the complexities of being a boss, the lessons we’ve learned from the Me Too movement, and how the episode unexpectedly echoes real-world challenges of navigating being powerful in Hollywood.
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This week on Reliving Single, Erika and Kim revisit Season 1, Episode 15: “Living Kringle,” where Synclaire does her best to get the gang into the Christmas spirit. The ladies chat about holiday gift-giving, on-screen kisses, and dive into the cultural conversations surrounding Synclaire including the importance of her sensitivity and how it shaped the dynamic of the group.
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Break-ins, knockoff bags, and… nunchucks? This week on ReLiving Single, Erika and Kim revisit Season 1, Episode 14, “Burglar in the House,” where Regine’s purse-snatching spirals into full-blown apartment paranoia. From “Doberman in a Can” alarms to real-life stories of car stereos, stick fights, and sage-smudged posters, the ladies unpack comedy, crime, and the realities of city living in the &...
In this episode of ReLiving Single, Erika and Kim dive into Season 1, Episode 13, Love Takes a Holiday, where Kyle falls hard for Flavor’s stunning photographer, Stacey Evans (played by the forever fine Nia Long)… but the chemistry might be one-sided. The ladies get real about rejection in love and in Hollywood, celebrate the Black ingénue, and even swipe through some ‘90s heartthrobs in a hilarious round of...
This week, we're rewatching one of Living Single's wildest episodes—Season 1, Episode 12: Crappy Birthday—where the girls KIDNAP Khadijah on a chaotic birthday road trip to Atlantic City.
From casinos to crabs (yep, you heard us), this one’s got it all. Surprise parties, waterbeds, and behind-the-scenes tea that’s anything but fluff.
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We’re back to reliving one of our favorite episodes—Season 1, Episode 11: The Naked Truth, and joining us in the studio? The one and only John Henton, a.k.a. Overton Wakefield Jones!
This week, we’re celebrating the brilliance of Overton, the beauty of brotherhood, and let’s just say, a certain suave stockbroker makes a surprise appearance. (Watch dog... bow wow!)
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This week, instead of reliving a single episode, we’re reliving the music of Living Single—the soulful soundtrack, the iconic performances, and the voices that made the show sing. Erika and Kim are joined by the one and only TC Carson, who reflects on his favorite musical moments and gets real about his emotional exit from the show. It’s funny, heartfelt, and healing—you don’t want to miss this.
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Erika Alexander and Kim Coles revisit Living Single Season 1, Episode 10: “Quittin’ Time.” As they dive into the episode, Kim and Erika talk about Synclaire’s struggles to find her groove, while also looking back at their own early days in showbiz. From awkward starts to the occasional, “what am I doing?” moment, they reflect on the bumps along the way and the surprising lessons learned while fig...
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