The Proud Family
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Jambalaya Studios Hyperion Animation | |
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Network | Disney Channel |
Release | September 15, 2001 August 19, 2005 | –
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The Proud Family is an American animated television series created by Bruce W. Smith that aired on Disney Channel for two seasons from September 15, 2001, to August 19, 2005. The series centers on the life of the titular family, including the show’s main protagonist, Penny Proud, a 14-year-old African American teenager who navigates her adolescence while dealing with her friends and family. Episodes deal with Penny discovering her boundaries and struggling with family relationships and peer pressure. Penny Proud has strong relationships with her entrepreneurial father Oscar Proud and her veterinarian mother Trudy Proud, as well as her friends Dijonay Jones, LaCienega Boulevardez, Zoey Howzer, and Sticky Webb.
Bruce W. Smith previously directed the film,
The Proud Family is the first animated series to air exclusively on Disney Channel.
Characters
Main
- Penny Proud (voiced by Kyla Pratt[2][3][4][5]) is the main protagonist of the series, a 14-year-old girl who is usually embarrassed by her father, Oscar. She enjoys hanging out with her friends, even though they have gotten her into trouble, and left her to face danger by herself many times. She always listens to and respects her parents, but often caves in to peer pressure.
- Oscar Proud (voiced by hyperactive, immature, childish, but still a well-meaning man. Oscar owns and operates his own snack food business called Proud Snacks, whose products are severely disgusting, yet he manages to stay in business.
- Trudy Proud (née Parker) (voiced by jealoussometimes.
- Suga Mama Proud (voiced by Jo Marie Payton[10][11]) is Penny, BeBe, and CeCe's hip, wrestling-loving paternal grandmother, Oscar and Bobby's mother and Trudy's mother-in-law who does Tae Bo. She is nice but sassy, and always gets straight to the point when she talks. She can even tease and beat up Oscar, but loves him deep down. She is really into pink dresses and afro puffs, hence the name of her dog, Puff.
- BeBe Proud & CeCe Proud (both voiced by fraternal twin siblings. BeBe is a boy with an afro and always has a bottle in his mouth, while CeCe is a girl with brown hair and a pink dress. BeBe and CeCe are named after the gospel music brother and sister duo, BeBe & CeCe Winans.
- Puff the Dog (voiced by Tara Strong in the first season,[13] Carlos Alazraqui in the second season and the movie) is Suga Mama's beloved pet poodle. Puff is often tormented by the baby twins, BeBe & CeCe, who play roughly with him. He does, however, show a soft side for Penny.
- LaCienega Boulevardez (voiced by Hispanic-American frenemy and the daughter of Felix and Sunset Boulevardez. She is the most popular and beautiful girl in Penny's school, as well as an excellent student and a talented swimmer. LaCienega and her mother Sunset are named after La Cienega Boulevard and Sunset Boulevard, two Los Angeles area arterial roads that meet in West Hollywood, California.
- Dijonay Jones (voiced by Dijonnaise, and she has nine younger siblings, all named after spices, seasonings and condiments.
- Zoey Howzer (voiced by Soleil Moon Frye[2][7]) is timid, shy, kind, and smart. She is very insecure about her looks and wants to be accepted. Zoey is known for being a follower and Penny often has to talk sense into her. Her family is Jewish.[15]
- Sticky Webb (voiced by Orlando Brown[16]) is Penny's other best friend. He is shown as a cool tech nerd who is able to build or hack any type of device. He is only seen as a silent cameo in the first episode of the spin-off The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder as his voice actor, Orlando Brown, would not return to reprise his role for the character, causing Sticky to be written off completely, with Sticky's family moving to Japan.
Supporting
- The Gross Sisters (Nubia is voiced by Raquel Lee, Olei and Gina don't speak[17]) are the neighborhood bullies who are almost always seen together and who go around stealing money from students, faculty, and even parents (including their own). Their names are references on skincare brands Neutrogena, Nivea, and Olay, although their skin is noted to be dry, ashy, and blue.
- Bobby Proud (voiced by Kool & The Gangamong others. Suga Mama favors him over Oscar. He often has Oscar do things that annoy him very often, but ironically lead to Oscar meeting beautiful women.
- Wizard Kelly (voiced by Aries Spears[17]) is an incredibly wealthy and famous businessman who made his fortune playing professional basketball. He owns various businesses that are named after him. A running gag is how he is too tall to fit in the picture, so every image and video of him shows only up to his neck. He is based on former basketball player, Magic Johnson following a similar life and name scheme to him. His wife's name, Ginger Snap, is a play on Johnson's wife Cookie.
- Smart Baby/Red-Nosed Baby (voiced by Ron Glass[19]) is an infant with a droll expression, who enjoys harassing Oscar.
- Felix Boulevardez (voiced by Carlos Mencia[20]) is Oscar's neighbor and best friend. He is the father of LaCienega and the husband of Sunset. He owns his own construction company called Boulevardez Construction.
- Sunset Boulevardez (voiced by Maria Canals[17]) is Felix's wife and Trudy's best friend. She is the mother of LaCienega, and is a police officer.
- Papi Boulevardez (voiced by Alvaro Gutierrez,[17] Kevin Michael Richardson while laughing) is Felix's father, Sunset's father-in-law and Suga Mama's love interest. He is the grandfather of LaCienega. He speaks only Spanish and as a result he can get away with insulting Suga Mama. He is known for his trademark cackling when after he insults Suga Mama or on some occasions.
- Michael Collins (voiced by Phil LaMarr[21]) is Penny's flamboyant friend and the son of the school coach.
- Dr. Payne (voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson[17]) is the Prouds' doctor, whose build and mannerisms are based on those of Mr. T. Oscar usually suffers painful treatment at his hands.
- Peabo (voiced by Cree Summer[17]) is the Prouds' 9-year-old neighbor.
- Lil' Wiz (voiced by Aries Spears) is Wizard Kelly's son.
Episodes
Season | Episodes | Originally aired | ||
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1 | 21 | September 15, 2001 | May 24, 2002 | |
2 | 31 | September 27, 2002 | August 19, 2005 | |
TV movie | August 19, 2005 |
Crossover with Lilo & Stitch
The Proud Family visit
Production
Origin and development
"Growing in L.A. in a family of six kids, we had some crazy episodes, and I thought it would be a cool idea to bring all that stuff to the screen. I wouldn't say it's edgy the way South Park is edgy–it's edgy but it has a heart."
American animator and character designer
In 1999, Smith co-founded
The series' lead character, Penny Proud, was partially based on Smith's daughter Rachel.[23] According to Smith in 2001, he saw the series as an instructional video to his daughter.[2] Oscar's mother, Suga Mama, was named after Smith's mother, Mary, who disliked being called "grandma".[23][27] His mother's personality traits were also included for the character,[32] including her "bold spirit".[27] Oscar and Trudy Proud were based on Smith and his wife Denise.[27] Papi Boulevardez's physical appearance was inspired by Cesar Romero as the Joker in Batman (1966).[27]
Casting
Kyla Pratt was cast as the lead character Penny Proud.[2][3][4][5] At the time, Pratt identified with her character's personality traits because they both "[knew] when to be sweet and when to have a little attitude", and they both liked being a "regular kid", "going to school", and "work[ing] [their] own way".[2] Pratt also related to the episodes, stating that they taught her how to "deal with things that happened [in the episodes]."[2] Pratt recorded dialogue for the series on days when she was not rehearsing and taping for One on One.[5] Soleil Moon Frye, best known as the title character on Punky Brewster, was cast as Zoey Howzer.[2][7] Describing the character as a "wonderfully fun and cute and crazy little character", Frye told TVData Features Syndicate that she was "having fun playing [her character]".[2]
Writing
Featuring several conventions in every
Animation and design
In terms of design, Smith wanted the colors to "create a harmony" without "ghetto hues" for a mainstream look.[32]
Themes
Due to a few pitches of all cartoons featuring
The series also had themes of
Broadcast
In January 1999, Animation World Network announced that Nickelodeon commissioned production for The Proud Family.[37] Although The Los Angeles Times implied that The Proud Family was picked up by Disney Channel on November 19, 2000,[38] Variety officially announced that Disney Channel was preparing The Proud Family for its lineup on March 26, 2001.[39] The series' debut episode, "Bring It On", first aired on September 15, 2001, on Disney Channel.[40] The show ran for two seasons and was followed by the 2005 film, The Proud Family Movie, which ended the series.[41]
Reruns
On August 31, 2002, The Proud Family began airing in reruns on
The second-season episode "
International
The Proud Family aired on
Streaming
As of September 2020, the series is available for purchase on the iTunes Store,[47][48][49] Amazon Prime Video,[50] and Google TV.[51] The series became available to stream on Disney+ on January 1, 2020.[52] The first-season episode "Don't Leave Home Without It" was originally unavailable on all streaming services.[citation needed] The episode is currently available on Disney+,[45] iTunes,[47] and the complete series DVD.[citation needed]
Home media
To celebrate the show's 20th anniversary, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment released a 7-disc complete collection that includes the show for the first time ever on DVD, alongside The Proud Family Movie and Shorties on March 15, 2022.[53]
Music
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Soundtrack album by Various artists | |
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Label | Walt Disney |
The soundtrack album for the show is a combination of both original songs by the characters in the show, songs by popular R&B music artists such as Alicia Keys, India.Arie, and Solange & Destiny's Child (who perform the theme song), and classic soul music from artists such as Aretha Franklin and the O'Jays.[54]
Track listing
- "The Proud Family Theme Song" - Solange & Destiny's Child
- "Enjoy Yourself" - L.P.D.Z.
- "Peanut Butter Jelly Time" - Buckwheat Boyz
- "Respect" - Aretha Franklin
- "Fallin'" - Alicia Keys
- "Throw Em Up" - Lil' Romeo
- "Good Times" - Chic
- "Bobby's Jam: So Dysfunkshunal" - Cedric the Entertainer
- "Video" - India.Arie
- "More Love" - Smokey Robinson & the Miracles
- "We Are Best Friends" - L.P.D.Z.
- "Use ta Be My Girl" - the O'Jays
- "It's All About Me" - Penny Proud
- "You'll Never Find Another Love like Mine" - Lou Rawls
Reception
Critical response
The series received generally positive reviews from critics.
Screen Rant praised the series for having a "perfect balance" of being hilarious and heartfelt while breaking barriers with its "BIPOC representation" behind the scenes and in the show itself.[59] Romper praised the series for positive representation of Black families, changing the narrative through each episode.[60] HuffPost lauded the series for allowing Black people to see versions of themselves "through expressive and entertaining characters.[61] Leila Etthachfini of Vice Media criticized the show for negative stereotypes of Asian, Muslim, and Black people, but stated that it is "a standout Disney show in many ways."[62]
Ratings
The Proud Family was a "huge success" when it premiered.[55] During the 2003–2004 season, the series had an average Nielsen rating of 4.0 for kids 6 to 11.[33]
Awards and nominations
Year | Award | Category | Nominee(s) | Result | Ref. |
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2002 | NAACP Image Awards | Outstanding Performance in a Youth or Children's Series/Special | Tommy Davidson | Nominated | [63] |
Outstanding Youth or Children's Series/Special | The Proud Family | Nominated | |||
Artios Award | Best Casting for Animated Voice Over, Television | Eileen Mack Knight | Won | [64] | |
2003 | NAACP Image Awards | Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series | Cedric the Entertainer | Won | [65][66][31] |
Ving Rhames | Nominated | ||||
Outstanding Performance in a Youth/Children's Series/Special | Tommy Davidson | Nominated | |||
Jo Marie Payton | Nominated | ||||
Kyla Pratt | Nominated | ||||
Casting Society of America | Best Casting for Animated Voice Over, Television | Eileen Mack Knight | Won | [67] | |
30th Annie Awards | Outstanding Achievement in an Animated Television Production Produced for Children | The Proud Family | Nominated | [68] | |
Outstanding Character Design in an Animated Television Production | Shannon Tindle for episode "Forbidden Date" | Nominated | |||
Outstanding Directing in an Animated Television Production | Bruce W. Smith for episode "A Hero For Halloween" | Nominated | |||
Outstanding Writing in an Animated Television Production | James E. West II & T. Smith III for episode "I Had A Dream" | Nominated | |||
2004 | 31st Annie Awards | Outstanding Character Design in an Animated Television Production | Shannon Tindle for episode "Culture Shock" | Nominated | [69] |
BET Comedy Awards
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Outstanding Animated Series | The Proud Family | Won | [70] | |
NAACP Image Awards | Outstanding Performance in a Youth/Children's Series/Special | Tommy Davidson | Nominated | [31][71] | |
Kyla Pratt | Nominated | ||||
2004 Kids' Choice Awards | Favorite Cartoon | The Proud Family | Nominated | [72] | |
20th TCA Awards | Outstanding Children's Programming | The Proud Family | Nominated | [73] | |
NAMIC Vision Awards | Best Comedic Performance | Jo Marie Payton | Nominated | [74] | |
Paula Jai Parker | Nominated | ||||
Children's | "Tween Town" | Nominated | |||
2005 | 36th NAACP Image Awards | Outstanding Performance in a Youth/Children's Series/Special | Tommy Davidson | Nominated | [75] |
Jo Marie Payton | Nominated | ||||
Kyla Pratt | Nominated | ||||
NAMIC Vision Awards | Best Children's | The Proud Family | Won | [76][77] | |
Best Comedic Performance | Jo Marie Payton | Nominated |
Legacy
Entertainment Weekly ranked The Proud Family as sixth on greatest Disney Channel Original Series, stating that the series was a "warm tale of a family sticking together despite all their frustrations."[78] The Proud Family was ranked at No. 17 on TV Guide's ranking of "The Best Disney Channel Shows".[79] The Proud Family was included on MTV's "15 Disney Channel Series We Wish We Could Watch Again".[34]
Other media
Television film
On May 30, 2005, The Proud Family Movie was announced as part of the "tween-targeted fare" on Disney Channel.
Video game
A video game based on the series was developed by Gorilla Systems and published by
Reboot
In August 2019, Tommy Davidson stated that The Proud Family would be revived for a third season on Disney+.[85] On January 1, 2020, Disney executives approached Farquhar and Smith about reviving the series.[86] On February 27, 2020, it was announced that a reboot of the series has been ordered on Disney+.[87][88] The original cast (minus Tara Strong due to casting restrictions and Orlando Brown due to his judicial processes) returned to reprise their roles.[89] Keke Palmer joined to voice a new character named Maya Leibowitz-Jenkins.[89] It premiered on Disney+ on February 23, 2022.[21][90][91]
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External links
- The Proud Family on Disney+
- The Proud Family on DisneyNOW(archived)
- The Proud Family at IMDb