Together We Stand is an American sitcom that aired on CBS from 1986 to 1987. The series centers on David and Lori Randall, a young couple who decide to expand their family by adopting children from different ethnic backgrounds. The show explores the challenges and heartwarming moments of raising a multicultural family in a suburban setting, emphasizing themes of acceptance, unity, and the evolving definition of the American family unit. As the Randalls navigate the complexities of parenthood, they face societal pressures and the daily hurdles of raising children with diverse needs and histories. The series highlights the bond between the parents and their adopted children—Jack, Amy, and Sam—as they learn to overcome prejudices and build a supportive, loving home environment. Despite its short run, the show is remembered for its progressive premise and its focus on the importance of empathy and inclusion.