P.J. Franklin is a fictional character from the television series The P.J.s, which aired from 1999 to 2001. The show, created by Eddie Murphy, is an animated sitcom that follows the life of P.J., a resident of a low-income housing project. P.J. is depicted as a hardworking and caring father who navigates the challenges of life in the projects while trying to provide for his family. The character is voiced by Phil LaMarr, who brings P.J. to life with humor and depth. The series explores themes of community, family, and resilience, showcasing the everyday struggles and triumphs of its characters. P.J. Franklin's relatable personality and experiences resonate with audiences, making him a memorable figure in animated television.