The Parent Hood

Robert Peterson is a college professor, while his wife is a law student. Together, they raise their four children; teenagers Michael and Zaria, elementary school-aged Nicholas, and toddler Cece. Also part of the cast was Robert's friend Wendell. In the later seasons, the Petersons take in a troubled youth named T.K.

This show has sometimes been referred to as The Cosby Show of The Nineties.

Tropes used in The Parent Hood include:

• Acquired Situational Narcissism: each of the Peterson children have had their turn with this.
• Annoying Younger Sibling: Nicholas and Cece. Robert's brother Kelly.
• Brother Chuck: Several characters disappear without explanation during the show's run, including Wendell's mother and, in the final season, Wendell himself. Even Michael was Brother Chucked, with a throwaway line that he was attending college.
• Celebrity Star: many African-American celebrities of The Nineties guest starred as themselves.
• Christmas Episode: Robert cancels Christmas because of the kids' greedy attitudes.
• The Danza
• Drop in Character: Wendell, to the extent that Nicholas once claimed that Wendell spent more time at his house then he did.
• Double Standard: Michael is given permission to attend a basketball game, but Zaria is denied a chance to go to a concert. Robert and Jerri realized that they were wrong and allow Zaria to go to the concert, but they follow her.
• Happily Married: Robert and Jerri.
• Imagine Spot: Robert has them Once an Episode.
• Literal Ass-Kicking - More accurately, literal ass shooting!
• Malcolm Xerox: Ahmad
• Mistaken for Murderer: Kelly thinks the next door neighbor is a murderer.
• Mistaken for Pregnant: The kids think Jerri's pregnant.
• Monochrome Casting
• N-Word Privileges: One Very Special Episode was essentially an Author Tract about how one shouldn't have N Word Privileges.
• Slap Slap Kiss: Michael and Zaria's best friend had this type of relationship.
• Teen Pregnancy: One of Zaria's friends is denied a full scholarship to college because she has a child.
• Very Special Episode: Several, including one about racism.