Jackée Harry

Jackée Harry plays Lisa Landry on Sister, Sister (ABC/The WB, 1994–1999), the 1990s twin sitcom that treated reunion as a weekly engine. Tia and Tamera supply switch-gag voltage; Lisa is the household adult with comic teeth — two households, Black twin leads as mainstream family comedy, sparkle that hopped from TGIF to the WB without sanding the bit.

Harry sells guardianship as timing, not a lecture from the doorway.

Stay inside the 1994–1999 run long enough to hear ABC/The WB's house style on Sister, Sister. Jackée Harry’s Lisa Landry kept Sister, Sister’s twin voltage housed — two households, switch gags, 1990s youth multi-cam at full sparkle. Tia and Tamera as the bit; Lisa as the adult who would not play furniture. Jackée Harry is not dropping in for a clip.

File the first pin as s01e01, where The Meeting: reunion-premise comfort, Black twin leads as mainstream family comedy, switch gags already the voltage. Then s02e01, where Lisa Landry changes the temperature — Hair Today: two households, TGIF sparkle, sibling rhythm silly on purpose and still the whole friend group. When someone calls Lisa Landry furniture, cue s05e01 — Designer Genes: later-run identity joke in a title, WB hop already in the blood without losing the bit.

On TV Flash she is the porch the twins run through. Silly on purpose, identity as comfort, a supporting lead who refuses to be wallpaper. We file this Jackée as 1990s family-sitcom heat: the same wattage as Sandra, a different address, still the reason the reunion premise has a grown-up in the frame.