Ep 6. July 8, 1995

Sherman's Showcase season 1 episode 6, titled "July 8, 1995," takes viewers back to a time when R&B boy bands, such as Jodeci, were all the rage. The episode follows Sherman's Showcase as they celebrate their 200th episode and try to recreate the magic of one of their most popular shows from 1995.

The episode begins with Sherman and his co-host, Tiffany Haddish, looking back on some of their biggest moments from the past 200 episodes. They start to reminisce about a show they did in 1995 featuring Jodeci, and Sherman decides to bring them back on the show to relive the moment.

The rest of the episode is a throwback to 1995, complete with outdated fashion, hairdos, and pop culture references. Jodeci performs their hit song "Freek'n You," which was a chart-topping song in 1995. Sherman's Showcase is also visited by other notable guests from the era, including Sinbad and Marlon Wayans.

Throughout the episode, Sherman and his team parody various '90s TV shows, commercials, and music videos. The humor is tongue-in-cheek and nostalgic, with a lot of the references going over the heads of younger viewers who may not have been alive during that time.

One of the highlights of the episode is a sketch where Sherman plays a boy band member who suffers from premature aging. He keeps aging rapidly until he becomes an old man, which is a reference to the often short-lived success of boy bands in the '90s.

Another memorable moment is a parody of a popular '90s talk show where guests would come on and reveal shocking secrets about their lives. In this version, the guest who comes on reveals that he's actually from the future, which shocks the audience and host alike.

The episode also features a few musical performances by Sherman and his band, some of which are original songs and others are parodies of popular songs from the era. The music is catchy and upbeat, and will likely leave viewers humming along.

Overall, "July 8, 1995" is a fun and nostalgic episode that will appeal to viewers who grew up in the '90s. The humor may not be for everyone, but those who appreciate the era and its pop culture references will find a lot to enjoy. The episode succeeds in its goal of recreating the magic of one of Sherman's Showcase's most popular episodes while also giving a nod to the '90s nostalgia that has become so popular in recent years.