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Scene Stealers: Tommy Davidson Is Back Like He Never Left

By Okla Jones September 1, 2026 4 min read

Tommy Davidson is returning to the scene with a new sitcom. He has been in the entertainment business for over four decades. His career has spanned many years, with some people being introduced to him through the comedy Strictly Business in the early 90s. Further details about his new project are available from Essence, including his thoughts on the idea behind the sitcom.

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