Bow is heartbroken to learn that Diane is no longer friends with Sophie; Dre discovers a hole in the wall that Junior and Jack were hiding and forces them to fix their own expensive mistake.

Jack joins the robotics club to Dre's dismay; Ruby helps Diane with her school project.

Dre spirals when Rainbow is elected to the prestigious California Board of Medicine, and the invitation for the annual fundraising gala is addressed to Dr. Rainbow Johnson and guest; Diane redecorates her room to impress Mason.

Dre is guilted into volunteering at Jack and Diane's school carnival; Rainbow makes an appointment for Junior to get his flu shot, but Ruby has strong opinions against modern medicine.

A remark about George Washington causes Michael to be suspended from school.

J.J., an aspiring artist, is discovered by a man who wants to become his patron.

Rudy's attempts to put back "borrowed" money get her deeper into trouble.

Rudy is too embarrassed to participate in a school dance presentation, so Clair enrolls her in a tap-dancing class with Howard "Sandman" Sims.

Theo asks the three married men in the family whether romance dies after marriage.

Cliff and Clair are surprised to learn that Theo is now living with his girlfriend, Justine (Michelle Thomas).

Putting her basketball MVP title on the line, Khadijah plays a grudge match against her high-school rival.

Max gets her old job back, then quits; Overton and Regine think a neighbor is a serial killer.

When Regine takes over creation of an ad in Flavor, Khadijah's magazine, tension rises between the roommates.

Synclaire decides to drop out of her night-school art history class after Overton enrolls in the course to spend more time with her.

When a young Texas couple is found shot in the middle of the night, their families struggle to think of who would have wanted to harm them; is this a random act of violence or will someone come forward to reveal a secret turned fatal?

When a torso is found buried on a vacant farm, it appears to have all the signs of gang retaliation; but will a mother's desperate search for her son lead investigators to discover a more shocking motive behind this murder?

Driven by desperation, a young mother risks it all for a chance at happiness. But when her past and present collide in a terrifying night of violence, questions mount about what really happened, and how far a person might go for the ones they love.

Jasmine Webb's romance with Doug Heath began in light but ended in darkness. Manipulated by abuse and drugs, she became trapped in his violent spiral-until one night at a barbecue, gunfire claimed an innocent man and shattered families forever.

A seasoned correctional officer finds herself drawn to the kind of man she's spent her career keeping the city safe from. And as the relationship quickly heats up, she must choose between the life she's known and the love she's just discovered.

Whitley deals with a sales clerk's (Peggy Walton-Walker) racism in her own way, succeeding only in complicating the situation.

A visit by Clair Huxtable (Phylicia Rashad) prompts the students to think about their career goals.

Kim is offered a scholarship by a company with South African ties.

Whitley's jealousy gets in the way after she pairs Dwayne with a date.

Rudy's attempts to put back "borrowed" money get her deeper into trouble.

Rudy is too embarrassed to participate in a school dance presentation, so Clair enrolls her in a tap-dancing class with Howard "Sandman" Sims.

Theo asks the three married men in the family whether romance dies after marriage.

Cliff and Clair are surprised to learn that Theo is now living with his girlfriend, Justine (Michelle Thomas).

T-Boz recounts life with sickle cell disease, being told she wouldn't live past 30, and defying the odds to become a global superstar with TLC.

When Jaleesa sends Freddie on a temporary job at Whitley's workplace, she insults an executive (Beverly Todd).

As a hurricane batters the campus, Ron and Freddie confront their differences while trapped together.

Dwayne fails to foresee the consequences of his tutoring Lena (Jada Pinkett); Ron goes into the cosmetics business.

Kim's new-found arrogance loses her a spot in Ron's band; Col. Taylor frets over his age.

Whitley's wealthy cousin Liza (Jasmine Guy in a dual role) goes husband-hunting at Hillman.

Dwayne gets into hot water when he is spotted holding hands with a woman other than Whitley.

As his wedding nears, Dwayne's cold feet are thawed by the hot tempers of the combative future mothers-in-law.

Whitley plans for a display of slave art until Lena (Jada Pinkett) reveals that Gilbert's ancestors owned slaves.

Dwayne and Whitley go separately to a Christmas party, unaware the other will be there.

Ron is forced to move out of his apartment after he spends the rent money pursuing his music career.

Ron and Dwayne's version of a racial clash differs from that of three students from a rival school, landing all the students in jail.

Dwayne and Ron are suspicious of a new student who attracts Whitley.

Singer Christopher Williams emerges during the late 1980s with a string of new jack swing hits and a pretty-boy look, but his career is derailed by scandals and arrests.

Dre can't come to terms with his new reality when he discovers something shocking about Pops and Ruby; Junior feels the pressure to find love and tries to rekindle a past romance with a grand gesture.

Dre knows when to choose his battles with Bow, but they disagree on where to send Devante to preschool; Junior helps Jack and Diane pull an eighth grade prank.

Dre underestimates Rhonda's ability to be a mom, and he struggles to support her decision to adopt a baby; Ruby gets in the way of Bow's plans for the perfect baby shower; Junior, Jack and Diane want to give the best gift of the party.

Dismayed by the twins' Columbus Day school play, Dre works on a catchy song to raise awareness about a black holiday that is worth celebrating.

Florida and James fear that there is more between Thelma and her new beau than a five-year difference.

The probability of J.J. not being promoted to a high-school senior worries the whole family.

Hoping to relieve Clair of her pressures, Cliff and the family send her away to rest.

Vanessa defies her parents and travels to Baltimore to attend a concert.

A recently divorced friend of Cliff's (Wallace Shawn) "goes gaga" over Clair's pal Bernice (Mercedes Ruehl).

Olivia's (Raven-Symoné) day-care center becomes the proving ground for Denise's unorthodox teaching style.

Overton's younger sister comes for a visit and ends up falling for Kyle; Regine decides to become a vegetarian.

Kyle, Overton and Synclaire try to scare Max at Scooter's Halloween party.

Synclaire and Overton mull intimacy; Khadijah has a bad-luck streak.

Max gets a new job selling subliminal tapes for a telemarketing company.

Unsung Presents Best In Black: Television features stories of pioneering TV shows, from "The Jeffersons" and "A Different World" to "Insecure" and "In Living Color," that helped change the game, and change the world.

Stories of groundbreaking films, from "In the Heat of the Night" and "Shaft" to "The Color Purple" and "Get Out," that helped change the game -- and the world.

Featuring portraits of influential TV pioneers from Diahann Carroll and Nat King Cole to Arsenio Hall and RuPaul, who helped change the game, and change the world.

Portraits of pioneering figures in film, from Lena Horne and Sidney Poitier to Spike Lee and Ava DuVernay, who helped change the game -- and the world.

Featuring portraits of trailblazing comedians, from Redd Foxx and Richard Pryor to Bernie Mac and Mo'Nique, who helped change the game -- and change the world.

Dwayne and Walter regale a group of students with tales of recruiting a star basketball player (Christopher Carter Hooks).

Whitley's career planning has fallen a bit short of its intended mark.

Whitley is convinced that everyone has forgotten her 21st birthday.

The students try to help Kim make money to pay for college, Dwayne and Ron appear in a commercial.

Hoping to relieve Clair of her pressures, Cliff and the family send her away to rest.

Vanessa defies her parents and travels to Baltimore to attend a concert.

A recently divorced friend of Cliff's (Wallace Shawn) "goes gaga" over Clair's pal Bernice (Mercedes Ruehl).

Olivia's (Raven-Symoné) day-care center becomes the proving ground for Denise's unorthodox teaching style.

The family is regaled with tales of life and Huxtable heritage by Cliff's 98-year-old aunt (Minnie Gentry).

Rudy is not looking forward to the first day of sixth grade; Vanessa goes off to college.

Cliff's plans to bid on a rare jazz album are sidetracked by "parental" duties.

Clair's second cousin Pam (Erika Alexander) becomes the newest member of the Huxtable household.

Cliff and Clair cannot get the children off their backs after they return from vacation.

In a school assignment, Rudy and Kenny exaggerate Cliff's job.

Pam's boyfriend begins to pressure her about having a more physical relationship.

As Pam's romance intensifies, she gets practical advice from Cliff and wise counsel from Clair.

Rudy is not too excited about Clair's planned "women's day."

Denise and Martin's search for an apartment leads to a cramped trailer.

A neighbor (Ray DeMattis) enlists Cliff's help in father-son bonding; Pam (Erika Alexander) meets a prospective beau.

Clair is treated like an old woman after the children discover she is beginning menopause.

The Huxtable men try to watch a championship football game while helping friends move.

All that stands between Theo and the dean's list is one more final -- and his dream woman (Vanessa Williams).

Made up of five brothers and three sisters of Polynesian descent, The Jets rise to success in the mid 1980s putting a surprising twist on the Minneapolis sound.

Junior is excited about his first time voting but discovers he has been purged from the voter rolls; Dre's colleague Stevens makes an ill-advised decision to run for Congress.

Dre's colleague Stevens makes an ill-advised decision to run for Congress, so Dre enlists his family's help and campaigns against him.

Dre underestimates how hard operating during a pandemic will be for the Johnsons; Junior's attempts to bring his girlfriend closer to the family are stymied by the new realities of social distancing.

Dre's intimate wedding plans for Pops and Ruby go awry when Pops' brother, Uncle Norman, shows up unexpectedly for the festivities; Ruby refuses Bow's offer to help with preparations.

George says he's found a perfect baby-shower gift.

George, Lionel and Tom baby-sit newborn Jessica.

George wants a big party for his 50th birthday, but no one else seems interested.

The bank refuses to give Lionel and Jenny a loan.

George and Louise look back on their start in the dry-cleaning business.

Louise's jealousy upsets the plans for her and George's 30th anniversary.

George's expansion plans threaten a local bar.

George tells Jessica a medieval bedtime story.

The Hawaiian islands call to George and Louise.

George thinks he's found his paradise in Hawaii.

Tom and George rent a sailboat even though neither knows how to sail it.

George and Tom land on a strange island.

J.J.'s potential promotion at work may be threatened by prejudice.

Willona must choose between the chance of a lifetime with the man of her dreams or something far more important.

J.J. decides to teach Michael what he believes is a badly needed lesson in responsibility.

Willona's Christmas joy is threatened when she learns that her most precious gift may be taken from her.

J.J. doesn't know if his talent or the boss's daughter was responsible for his new assignment.

Penny painfully discovers that smoking is dangerous to more than one's health.

J.J., Thelma and Michael discover that their new boarder is the only surviving witness in a trial against a dangerous criminal.

Social Security could stand in the way when Grandpa Evans decides that it's time to get married.

J.J. succumbs to the stress of dating a married woman when he develops an ulcer.

Willona is suspected of being the "other woman" when Bookman is thought to be stepping out on his wife.

Thelma is ecstatic when her first play is chosen for production until she discovers the "catch."

Willona receives a long-awaited marriage proposal only to discover that her suitor has a catch.

Willona, the Evans family and friends put on a show to raise money for a day-care center.

Thelma gives a dinner party for her new boyfriend with such sensational results that Florida rushes home from Arizona to see what's happening.

Wedding bells are ringing for Thelma and Keith, but they may not be heard over their arguing.

The day arrives for Thelma to marry handsome football star Keith Anderson.

Thelma's new husband stands to lose his contract and J.J. faces the jaws of a greedy loan shark.

Willona makes an effort to protect Penny from learning the facts of life.

J.J. could have the answer to Florida's need to find work for herself.

J.J. tries his hand at giving art lessons, with unexpected results.

Michael stuns the family with his decision to move out of the house.

J.J. could pay terribly for being the sole witness to a serious car accident.

An unemployed J.J. is torn between his emotions and the facts when a girlfriend returns to town.

The Evans family decides to buy its first house and discovers major obstacles.

A man downsizes his family's lifestyle to keep the members of it from growing apart.

Lead voice on "My Girl", "Ain't Too Proud to Beg"; center of "The Temptations"; drug overdose at age 50.

The story of singer Tammi Terrell.

Dre and Junior butt heads over the most effective way to protest in the age of social media; Jack grows jealous as Diane starts to hang out with the older kids at school.

Dre realizes he's out of touch with his roots after Junior claims he's turned into a "valley dad," so he takes the family to his hometown of Compton; Bow tries to teach Jack and Diane about the spirit of giving by having them volunteer in Compton.

Dre and Bow find out that Diane has a secret social media account; Junior and Ruby confess to their romantic partners about little lies they've told since their relationships began.

When the power goes out in the neighborhood, Dre's instinct is to go into survival mode and stockpile essentials; Junior desperately searches for a place to charge his phone to get in touch with Olivia.

Khadijah tries to break in a new secretary after Synclaire decides to quit.

Overton moves in with the girls after a fight with Kyle, but begins to drive them crazy.

While celebrating Khadijah's birthday, Synclaire hits the jackpot in Atlantic City.

Kyle falls in love with Khadijah and Synclaire's new friend, but she isn't willing to commit.

Overton installs a high-tech burglar alarm in the girls' apartment after Regine is mugged.

Synclaire's holiday effervescence teaches everyone the true meaning of Christmas.

Khadijah hires a handsome writer without first checking his references.

Max thinks she has to hide her relationship with a younger man from her friends.

The arrival of a handsome new neighbor causes friction between Max, Khadijah and Regine.

The housemates continue to pursue their neighbor, but only one will get to date him.

Synclaire must decide who to take along on a Bahamas vacation for two.

A friend from Khadijah's college days visits and takes advantage of her success.

Morris Day's stylish personality made him popular in the funk and R&B music scene in the early '80s; Morris shares the highs and lows of his career, and how Prince was both friend and foe.

"Jack and Jill"; "The Other Woman"; "You Can't Change That"; musician Ray Parker, Jr's journey.

Tony Terry comes onto the music scene with a captivating voice and look that make him a standout in R&B; after the release of his third album, disagreements with management and a secret drug addiction threaten to derail his career and life.

Singer Will Downing's 30-year career includes chart-topping singles; at the height of his career, a paralyzing bout with an autoimmune disease threatens his life; now, Downing reveals the hard-earned achievements and costs of a "soul" survivor.

Singer Christopher Williams emerges during the late 1980s with a string of new jack swing hits and a pretty-boy look, but his career is derailed by scandals and arrests.

Former member of Shalamar, Howard Hewett, is a trendsetter, sex symbol and owner of one of the most legendary voices in R&B.

The captivating story of Luther Vandross, from his early Sesame Street appearances to becoming the indisputable master of the love song. Using rare archives, Vandross shares his own story with insights from his closest collaborators.

The captivating story of Luther Vandross, from his early Sesame Street appearances to becoming the indisputable master of the love song. Using rare archives, Vandross shares his own story with insights from his closest collaborators.

The '80s were a decade of innovation and breakthroughs -- musically, politically and culturally -- by any means necessary, as the grittier sounds of early hip-hop were rising from the streets.

The '90s is a decade of triumph and turbulence, as R&B and hip-hop go well beyond crossover to dominate the charts and define mainstream American music, while artists find ways to impact society in ways both serious and playful.

Danielle wants her loft redesigned for entertaining family and friends. Jake builds a wooden wine rack while Jazz lays out the perfect tables, chairs & accent pieces. The reveal meal is Crispy Pork Tacos and a Brownie Trifle for dessert.

Jessica needs her living room to be a creative workspace. Jake revamps a bench into a coffee table while Jazz adds a couch and earth tone accessories. On the menu is Oxtails & Rice and Pineapple Rum Frosted Purple Sweet Potato Cupcakes.

Kayla's new real estate career leaves her in need of an office space to meet clients. Jazz adds great furniture to the space including Jake's renovated bookshelves. For the meal, Jake makes Shrimp Satay and Jazz makes Apple Apricot Turnovers.

Jake & Jazz create a bedroom paradise. Jazz gets started with rich vibrant colors & textures, while Jake brings in a wardrobe closet that compliments the room's re-design. On the menu is Meatloaf, and potatoes, and a Dark Chocolate Lava Cake.

The 2000s usher in not just a decade but a millennium, and the excitement and sense of opportunity that greet their arrival are reflected in the music and an historic election in the years that follow.

Going against Bow's warning, Dre tries to educate her white cousin Gary about how to be an ally; Olivia tries to impress Junior's family by attempting to psychoanalyze everyone and their relationships with one another.

Bow makes history as the first Black female partner at her hospital; Bow struggles with the burden of being a trailblazer at her hospital and tries to mentor others.

After trying to prove to Diane that hip-hop isn't dead, Dre realizes he may be out of touch with current trends; Jack thinks that he has become Bow's best friend.

Dre is hesitant about recreational use after catching Junior and Olivia smoking weed together; Diane asks Jack to help her with her senior prank, and he is happy to be included.

An angry Housing Authority official visits the Evans family after one of Michael's letters to the editor is published.

Florida jeopardizes her standing in a contest by helping to dry out the neighborhood wino.

Pam's (Erika Alexander) friends are upset when her good report card reflects attention to her studies; Cliff prepares for the moment when Pam will ask him for a loan.

Theo's special dinner for his girlfriend (Julie Satterfield) is derailed by a variety of visitors.

A father-to-be (John Ritter) misuses his basketball coaching skills when he coaches his wife (Amy Yasbeck) through labor.

Things go bump in the night for Rudy the first time she baby-sits Olivia; Cliff and his friend decide to ditch their wives and become partners for the annual pinochle tournament.

Regine has trouble facing herself when she's advised to have breast reduction surgery to rest her overburdened back.

Things become tense during Thanksgiving dinner when Max's, Kyle's and Regine's dates clash with everyone else.

Kyle has to decide whether to cut his dreadlocks after he's told the style doesn't fit the corporate image.

Jealousy flies when an old friend of Khadijah's gets a job at Flavor and starts hanging out with Synclaire.

When a neighbor reports an attack, police arrive to find a woman gripping to life in the street and a man dead in the home; in their search for justice, detectives uncover someone set on tearing the couple apart, but would they go as far as murder?

When a young woman is found shot in the head, police suspect it could be related to her job as a corrections officer; but when rumors of a love triangle surface, detectives uncover a suspect who would stop at nothing to keep the victim for himself.

A woman becomes part of the family when she falls in love with a widowed father; when the man's youngest son goes missing, everyone is pointing fingers; the investigation uncovers a sordid tale of jealousy and betrayal no one saw coming.

After back-to-back tragedies have left her estranged from her family, a young woman finds the love and acceptance she'd always wished for, but when her man wants more for them, she'll be roped into a devilish plot to take back what she left behind.

When a young woman and the love of her life begin preparing a future together, they're struck by tragedy with a miscarriage; as the cracks between them begin to form, one woman will have to decide how far she'll go to create a perfect family.

Col. Taylor (Glynn Turman) is roasted at the campus military dinner; Dwayne issues a challenge to Whitley.

Spring break begins badly when Dwayne and Ron pick up the wrong luggage.

Spring break is further complicated for Dwayne and Ron by drug dealers who are pursuing them.

Whitley finds comfort with Dwayne at his place -- until she mistakes his mother (Patti LaBelle) for the maid.

Pam's (Erika Alexander) friends are upset when her good report card reflects attention to her studies; Cliff prepares for the moment when Pam will ask him for a loan.

Theo's special dinner for his girlfriend (Julie Satterfield) is derailed by a variety of visitors.

A father-to-be (John Ritter) misuses his basketball coaching skills when he coaches his wife (Amy Yasbeck) through labor.

Things go bump in the night for Rudy the first time she baby-sits Olivia; Cliff and his friend decide to ditch their wives and become partners for the annual pinochle tournament.

When a nurse is abducted outside of her workplace, police race to locate her; but hope fades when video is uncovered of a mysterious man cleaning out her car and the woman nowhere to be seen.

A simple errand turns deadly when a young mom is shot and later succumbs to her injuries; after pursuing the wrong suspect, detectives face a new twist when a woman comes forward with information that will take the investigation across state lines.

A single mom makes a fresh start in a new city following a divorce and gets an unexpected second chance at love. But when her new beau asks to grow their family together, he can't foresee the deadly extremes she's willing to take to give him what he wants.

In a family betrayal, Terica Ellis aids her lover Tim Norman in orchestrating the shooting of his nephew, Andre Montgomery Jr., in St. Louis; a web of deception and greed unravels, proving fatal.

A simple errand turns deadly when a young mom is shot and later succumbs to her injuries; after pursuing the wrong suspect, detectives face a new twist when a woman comes forward with information that will take the investigation across state lines.

A single mom makes a fresh start in a new city following a divorce and gets an unexpected second chance at love. But when her new beau asks to grow their family together, he can't foresee the deadly extremes she's willing to take to give him what he wants.

When a bright young woman with nursing career aspirations falls for a sweet-talking bad boy, he takes her for a walk on the wild side; he lands them both in hot water, and she must choose between the future she wanted, or a future with her man.

Soul for Real bursts onto the R&B scene in the mid-'90s with a soulful sound that had a youthful twist; exploring Soul for Real's journey, from friends, family, and the four brothers who lived it.

Bow and Junior take Olivia and her mother to brunch to celebrate Junior's birthday; Jack is jealous that his new crush wants to hang out with Diane instead of him.

When Jack decides to go vegan, Dre is unsupportive because he is worried about messing up their bonding nights where they both eat barbecue and watch MMA fights together; Diane wants to buy a limited-edition Beyoncé doll with her allowance.

Bow and Dre let their competitive streaks out during their family game night; Junior and Olivia are at a turning point in their relationship when one person says "I love you."

Against the warnings of Dre and his co-workers, Junior is resolute about his decision to move in with Olivia; Bow challenges Dre to get comfortable being alone.

Florida is asked to be the television spokeswoman for a new health tonic.

The family tries to convince James that he should see a doctor for his headaches and emotional outbursts.

Cliff and Clair's 27th wedding anniversary is approaching, and he has great plans for the celebration.

Clair recalls old times with high-school friend Kris (Leslie Uggams); Rudy tries to arrange her first date.

When Olivia's cold upsets her plans to sing at an anniversary party, Cliff saves the show.

Rudy dreams that Olivia bewitches the Huxtables and indulges in all sorts of mischief.

Kyle's singing performance at a local talent contest is disrupted by Maxine's presence; Regine coaches Khadijah.

The Flavor Unit staff decides to strike after becoming fed up with malfunctioning office equipment.

Synclaire is sent reeling after an attractive classmate, Jon Marc, kisses her during a discussion about Freud.

Regine and Overton get stuck in a van during a blizzard, while the gang is snowed in at home.

When a popular bartender is found in her burning apartment, police suspect she is the victim of an arson fire; but will the autopsy reveal a more tragic death? Detectives work to uncover who was in the apartment that night, and where are they now?

A young father and aspiring rapper, who spent his life overcoming loss and adversity, goes missing before Christmas; when detectives follow the trail left by his broken ankle monitor, they uncover a shocking truth hiding right in front of their eyes.

A woman's reunion with her high school sweetheart ends in tragedy after what appears to be a robbery-gone-wrong; when investigators dive in deeper, they discover a devilish plot driven by the woman's desires to appease a new man.

A young woman who is desperate to live the life of the rich and famous meets a promising young rapper; they fall madly in love and are willing to do what it takes to achieve their goal of wealth and success.

When a young woman begins a family with the man of her dreams, everything seems perfect; after an argument with a neighbor goes too far and threatens her new family, she'll be faced with protecting her man or risking everything she holds dear.

Whitley plans to tell Dwayne that a relationship is possible -- but it may be too late.

In an effort to make Dwayne jealous, Whitley accepts a date with Ron.

An orphaned waif (T.J. Evans) plans to make Freddie's dorm room his new home.

Whitley's father (Ron O'Neal) puts her on a budget; Kim can't relax before an exam.

Cliff and Clair's 27th wedding anniversary is approaching, and he has great plans for the celebration.

Clair recalls old times with high-school friend Kris (Leslie Uggams); Rudy tries to arrange her first date.

When Olivia's cold upsets her plans to sing at an anniversary party, Cliff saves the show.

Rudy dreams that Olivia bewitches the Huxtables and indulges in all sorts of mischief.

Kyle's singing performance at a local talent contest is disrupted by Maxine's presence; Regine coaches Khadijah.

The Flavor Unit staff decides to strike after becoming fed up with malfunctioning office equipment.

Synclaire is sent reeling after an attractive classmate, Jon Marc, kisses her during a discussion about Freud.

Regine and Overton get stuck in a van during a blizzard, while the gang is snowed in at home.

Regine and Darryl second-guess their relationship after she fails to hit it off with his friends.

Things heat up for Maxine when she finds out her new boss is her former boyfriend.

Kyle becomes annoyed with Overton and Synclaire's relationship; Maxine tries to recover a compromising tape of herself.

Khadijah and Synclaire help Overton get revenge on pool sharks; Kyle has a date with a princess; Maxine goes to New Jersey to get a tattoo.

Synclaire's role in a theatrical production is expanded, and she has to decide if she can play the part.

Khadijah covers a boxing scandal; Maxine helps Regine sue a former beau.

Regine and Khadijah's mothers go on vacation, leaving the girls to baby-sit Khadijah's grandmother.

An appearance on a talk show about "Roommates From Heaven" ends with Regine packing her bags.

Khadijah doesn't take Regine's threat of moving out seriously until she leaves.

After making good on her threat to move out, Regine hosts a housewarming party in her new less-than-glamorous studio.

All four original members of Xscape open up on what broke them apart.

Junior and Olivia invite an excited Bow and Dre over for dinner in their new apartment, but upon arrival, they immediately become concerned with the young couple's living conditions; Diane bonds with Pops as she asks for his advice on dating.

After having a conversation about dealbreakers in relationships with Bow, Dre realizes that he gave up on some of his goals in life and begins tackling them; Junior worries Olivia might leave him after she mentions her dealbreakers.

After one of Dre's secrets with Pops is spilled to Ruby, he realizes that his relationships with each of his parents have changed since they got married; Bow surprises Jack and Diane with a brand-new car and tries to teach the twins how to drive.

Dre feels pigeonholed to the urban marketing team at Stevens & Lido and realizes he needs to make some big career changes; Boyz II Men stop by the office to help out the team with a campaign pitch; Junior has to deal with the twins.

The most popular girl in high school turns J.J. into a one-woman man.

Florida promises to burst into a full-fledged hurricane unless someone can figure out what triggered the storm.

Cliff and Russell (Earle Hyman) recall baseball's great old days with two retired Negro League players (Frank Robinson, Joe Black).

Cliff urges two old friends (Red Buttons, E.G. Marshall) who have not spoken to each other for years to reunite.

When Theo counsels at a community center, he gets an unexpected reaction from the kids.

In his new job at the counseling center, Theo befriends a boy (Merlin Santana) with a reading problem.

Regine and Darryl second-guess their relationship after she fails to hit it off with his friends.

Things heat up for Maxine when she finds out her new boss is her former boyfriend.

Kyle becomes annoyed with Overton and Synclaire's relationship; Maxine tries to recover a compromising tape of herself.

Khadijah and Synclaire help Overton get revenge on pool sharks; Kyle has a date with a princess; Maxine goes to New Jersey to get a tattoo.

When a young pregnant woman is reported missing, police work quickly to find any sign of her; but as all leads turn up nothing, the investigation is soon back to square one, until a surprising witness comes forward to reveal a devastating secret.

A couple stumbles upon the tied body of a man in Atlanta's wealthiest neighborhood; police suspect his death may be related to a love triangle; a mysterious man known as "New York" could be the key to solving the case.

A promising young woman with a passion for hip-hop finds her ride-or-die soul mate in a young up-and-coming rapper; when a petty feud turns deadly, she'll have to decide if she's all in for her man or if she's better off taking this ride alone.

When a gifted new hip-hop artist takes the Dallas club scene by storm, she falls under the spell of a hot young man who seems to embody the thug life underworld she vividly portrays in her art.

A young woman down on her luck falls in love with an older man who swears to protect her; after a deadly encounter leaves a family member in critical condition, his protection may not be enough when his actions lead her down a deadly path.

Dwayne is in the middle as Whitley and Kinu (Alise Gyse Dickens) compete on rival academic teams.

Walter is the host for a "Twilight Zone"-type look at students cramming for midterm exams.

Dwayne's visiting mom (Patti LaBelle) lands in the middle of a melee involving Dwayne, Kinu (Alisa Gyse Dickens) and Whitley.

Dwayne and Whitley finally commit themselves to a relationship.

Cliff and Russell (Earle Hyman) recall baseball's great old days with two retired Negro League players (Frank Robinson, Joe Black).

Cliff urges two old friends (Red Buttons, E.G. Marshall) who have not spoken to each other for years to reunite.

When Theo counsels at a community center, he gets an unexpected reaction from the kids.

In his new job at the counseling center, Theo befriends a boy (Merlin Santana) with a reading problem.

Fred has different plans when Lamont and Rollo plan a romantic evening with two girls.

A woman with whom Grady had a drunken fling mistakes him for her fiancé, Fred Sanford.

Grady tries to keep the Sanford home free of Bible meetings and orgies.

Woodrow moves into the Sanford house when Esther kicks him out.

Judy makes advances toward Grady to win his support in her scheme to marry Lamont.

Grady invites cousin Emma to the Sanfords', hoping that she will do the cooking and cleaning.

Junk dealer Fred Sanford runs roughshod over his son and partner, Lamont, in a groundbreaking sitcom. Fred's moneymaking schemes routinely backfire, and he does just about anything to get out of working -- up to and including faking a heart attack. He's rude, sarcastic, outspoken, overtly prejudiced, and pretty darn nasty to his friends and family.

When Fred returns early from a long trip, he spoils a homecoming party Lamont and Grady had planned.

Uncle George dies, and Lamont will inherit $7,000 if he produces a son within the next 12 months and names him George.

Fred is sure that the ring Lamont gave him as a present is the one he has heard was stolen from Frank Sinatra.

Grady's fiancée decrees that after the wedding, he will no longer be spending his evenings with the Sanfords.

Lamont leaves after Fred refuses to allow a sensitivity group to meet at the Sanford home.

Fred sees the beginning of the end of his junk business when Lamont takes a job in a men's clothing store.

Uncle George dies, and Lamont will inherit $7,000 if he produces a son within the next 12 months and names him George.

R & B group, The Sylvers; "Boogie Fever" and "Hot Line."

Dre overreacts to Devante leaving the house ashy and Bow intervenes, making the situation worse; Jack makes a bold outfit choice for picture day.

Dre calls into a radio show and gets humiliated in front of Diane and tries to redeem himself; Bow tries to bond with a group of young female doctors and learns a hard truth.

When Junior's girlfriend, Olivia, gets into Yale, he asks Bow to convince her to stay and attend USC instead; Diane and Jack discover Dre's inspiration for his ads are hitting a little too close to home.

When Dre and Bow get a note that Devante may be falling behind at his private school, they expect he is being discriminated against because he is the only Black student in class; Jack and Diane enlist Charlie to cheer Junior up.

Michael protests when he is chosen to attend a better school as part of a busing program.

Michael's school assignment sets off a chain reaction of events in the Evans household.

Vanessa's announcement of her engagement comes as a shock to the family -- but more startling news follows.

Just as Clair is about to get a room of her own, Elvin (Geoffrey Owens) and Sondra's house plans go awry.

The air contains hints of romance for Theo; an out-and-out crush for Rudy dashes Kenny's (Deon Richmond) hopes.

Pam's hopes to attend the same college as Charmaine are dashed; Olivia prepares for "show and tell."

Synclaire's role in a theatrical production is expanded, and she has to decide if she can play the part.

Khadijah covers a boxing scandal; Maxine helps Regine sue a former beau.

Regine and Khadijah's mothers go on vacation, leaving the girls to baby-sit Khadijah's grandmother.

An appearance on a talk show about "Roommates From Heaven" ends with Regine packing her bags.

A devoted and freshly-in-love father goes missing when his girlfriend discovers a scene of carnage in his apartment; with hard evidence in short supply and two suspects each pointing the finger at the other, the case becomes a battle of perception.

A simple errand turns deadly when a young mom is shot and later succumbs to her injuries; after pursuing the wrong suspect, detectives face a new twist when a woman comes forward with information that will take the investigation across state lines.

A Baltimore mother reconnects with her childhood sweetheart, but she ends up in the middle of a criminal investigation; loyalty to her man may put the blame on her.

A young woman dedicated to her boyfriend offers to help with an easy errand, but when the task doesn't go according to plan, her man decides to seek reparations; his plan wraps her into an investigation.

When a 26-year-old woman falls for a handsome 28-year-old, she believes she's found a man who will truly love and protect her; but when his protection comes with dire consequences, she'll have to weigh the cost of his security versus her own freedom.

Dwayne's preoccupation with Whitley affects his grades; Ron and Freddie plan a video.

Ron considers a career decision; Terrance (Cory Tyler) thinks his father (Glynn Turman) should reject an offer.

Emotions run high as Dwayne's classmates send their friend Zelmer to the Persian Gulf.

Whitley consults a counselor (Debbie Allen) for help in coping with her feelings about her ex-fiancé (Dominic Hoffman).

Vanessa's announcement of her engagement comes as a shock to the family -- but more startling news follows.

Just as Clair is about to get a room of her own, Elvin (Geoffrey Owens) and Sondra's house plans go awry.

The air contains hints of romance for Theo; an out-and-out crush for Rudy dashes Kenny's (Deon Richmond) hopes.

Pam's hopes to attend the same college as Charmaine are dashed; Olivia prepares for "show and tell."

Tevin Campbell describes growing up in the spotlight as a child star, talks about being only 12 when he signed his record deal, working with star producers like Quincy Jones and Babyface, and releasing hits like "Can We Talk" and "I'm Ready."

Whitley's boss (Tom Wright) puts her in a difficult position; Terrence (Cory Tyler) finally decides on a major.

A Hillman graduate (Joe Morton) asks the group to join his campaign for state senator; the Pit may close.

Dwayne is left out as Byron (Joe Morton) romances Whitley; Ron's playboy reputation dooms his dating days.

Charmaine (Karen Malina White) and Lance (Allen Payne) visit the campus after she is accepted; Dwayne is caught in Whitley's room.

A car buyer (Jana Marie Hupp) outwits Ron in his new job; Kim hears from a medical school.

Lena's embellishment of her father's past earns her a journalism scholarship; Whitley commits a public gaffe.

Lena (Jada Pinkett) suspects that a rapper (Edafe Okurume) is putting his woman-hating lyrics into practice.

Byron (Joe Morton) sweeps Whitley off her feet on election night; Jaleesa goes into labor.

Dwayne visits Whitley the night before her wedding to apologize for his mistakes.

Dwayne attends the wedding, and Whitney realizes that she can not marry Byron.

Whitley and Dwayne tell new students about their honeymoon in Los Angeles.

Whitney and Dwayne search for each other after being separated during their honeymoon in Los Angeles.

R&B diva Angela Winbush.

Dre can't seem to land a good pitch now that he's moved up to general marketing at his firm and begins to doubt himself; Bow and Ruby question the new boy Diane is dating who doesn't necessarily meet her standards.

Dre spirals after finding out his white co-worker Griffin has a better sneaker collection than him; Bow lets Diane take a day off from school against Pops' advice.

Dre gets news that he's been nominated for an Ad World Award but may have to miss an important family function if he attends; Olivia returns from Yale to visit Junior, who has a full day of L.A. fun planned for their visit.

Pops and Ruby announce they are moving out of the house to travel the United States in their RV; Bow realizes she is beginning perimenopause, leading Dre to enlist her mother's help.

J.J.'s hopes to receive expensive birthday gifts are shattered when James gets a bad credit rating.

Florida and James have to come up with $500 in bail when J.J. is arrested on an alleged armed robbery charge.

Rudy, rebelling against being treated as a child, sneaks out to an over-16 dance club.

Two households under one roof are more than the Huxtables and Sondra and Elvin (Geoffrey Owens) can bear.

Russell and Carrie scrutinize Vanessa's fiancé, Dabnis, who is busy helping Cliff install a refrigerator.

Cliff and his neighbor chaperon Olivia's kindergarten class field trip; Theo's fundraising T-shirts are unusual.

Khadijah doesn't take Regine's threat of moving out seriously until she leaves.

After making good on her threat to move out, Regine hosts a housewarming party in her new less-than-glamorous studio.

Overton's ex-girlfriend moves to New York with hopes of reconciliation.

Khadijah scores romance points with Grant Hill during an interview.

At Fitzgerald High School in Michigan, a stabbing between two students sends shockwaves through the community; as investigators race to find a reason for the attack, they zero in on a friendship warped by jealousy and betrayal.

At sixteen, Shannon Braithwaite has it all, grades, looks, and a loving family; but her cousin's troubled life couldn't be more different. When family steps in to get her life on track, a jealous rage leaves one girl dead, and the other on the run.

A plot unfolds as love and desperation collide in Detroit; Amber Hunter and her beau, Javontae Wakefield, are driven to a gruesome act against her own mother, Tiffany Hunter, in a quest for cash.

In Suffolk, a romantic entanglement spirals into a trap; Dequanna Bates and Joshua Nickens' vendetta against Alan Moore leads to deadly consequences, as love blinds and dark intentions take over.

A flirtatious comment at a club leads Gina Conway and rapper boyfriend Max B into a setup in Fort Lee; their love story twists into a plot, culminating in the murder of David Taylor over jealousy and betrayal.

Whitley needs to replace the rent money she spent; Terrance wants to become a Muslim.

Whitley and Dwayne argue over her scheme to publish a "Hillman hunks" calendar.

Deaf actors (members of the National Theater of the Deaf) perform at the outreach center; Whitley bets she can zip her lips for a day.

The battle of the sexes heats up at Hillman, fueled by an article on campus sex roles.

Rudy, rebelling against being treated as a child, sneaks out to an over-16 dance club.

Two households under one roof are more than the Huxtables and Sondra and Elvin (Geoffrey Owens) can bear.

Russell and Carrie scrutinize Vanessa's fiancé, Dabnis, who is busy helping Cliff install a refrigerator.

Cliff and his neighbor chaperon Olivia's kindergarten class field trip; Theo's fundraising T-shirts are unusual.

Cliff's lecture at the community center is met with skepticism, so he decides to have a group discussion instead.

The Huxtables welcome singer Miriam Makeba, who helps Olivia through the crisis of her father's leaving.

Breaking up is the activity of the day, as Rudy splits from Stanley (Merlin Santana) and Vanessa leaves Dabnis (William Thomas Jr.).

Clair's new room is off limits to everyone, especially when she is in it; Cliff gets out the Christmas lights.

Theo is offered a high-paying job with a large West Coast firm when he attends a corporate party.

Pam and her friends organize a protest after finding grocery prices higher than usual in her old neighborhood.

Rudy and Pam (Erika Alexander) take advantage of Cliff's being left in charge of the refrigerator while Clair is away.

Sondra, Elvin (Geoffrey Owens) and the twins move into their own home, much to the delight of Cliff and Clair.

Sondra and Elvin's (Geoffrey Owens) housewarming party falls through, and Vanessa breaks up with Dabnis (William Thomas Jr.).

Theo makes a decision about his future; Olivia and Marlon (Aaron Beener) interview Cliff for a school assignment.

Clair and her college friends reminisce while planning a testimonial for a retiring professor; Cliff gets a make-over.

While Rudy copes with adolescence, Cliff and Clair learn they may be named legal guardians for the twins.

Cliff enjoys being in the studio for a radio concert featuring Latin jazz artists Mario Bauza and Willie Colon.

Cliff runs into problems preparing his tax return; Rudy helps Kenny (Deon Richmond) plan a party for Deirdre (Gabrielle Carmouche).

Friends and family celebrate the life and career of music legend Al Jarreau, known as the Acrobat of Scat, who became the first singer to net Grammys for jazz, R&B and pop.

Jack gets a job as the locker room attendant for the Los Angeles Lakers; Dre and Bow feel like they need to step in before his job goes to his head; Pops and Ruby realize their daily routine has gotten boring and heed advice from Junior and Olivia.

Pops, Dre and Junior go on a trip to heal old wounds; Diane and Jack contemplate their futures as they look at their college wish lists.

Bow convinces Dre to attend a fundraising event to make some new friends, but Dre is convinced there will be nothing but dud husbands there to befriend; their expectations are far exceeded when the special guest for the evening is Michelle Obama.

Charlie announces that he is marrying Vivica A. Fox and asks Dre to be his best man; Diane's ongoing feud with the groom costs her an invitation to the wedding, but she attempts to sneak in anyway.

Helen and Louise attend an all-male strip show.

Florence's cousin skips town with money she borrowed from George.

George and Louise enter Jessica in a baby contest.

George gets carried away playing Santa for the orphans at the help center.

Florence's vivid imagination transforms life at the Jeffersons' into a soap opera.

George's appearance on a local talk show is jeopardized when the host learns he's sponsoring a Cuban refugee.

George recruits Tom to save the day in the bowling semifinals.

A visit to her old home in Harlem brings back memories for Louise.

The Jeffersons' neighbor is in the Ku Klux Klan.

George basks in the limelight after heroically saving an elderly woman from a mugger.

George is urged to sing a valentine song to Louise.

George exaggerates his financial standing to gain membership in an exclusive businessman's club.

A car buyer (Jana Marie Hupp) outwits Ron in his new job; Kim hears from a medical school.

Lena's embellishment of her father's past earns her a journalism scholarship; Whitley commits a public gaffe.

Lena (Jada Pinkett) suspects that a rapper (Edafe Okurume) is putting his woman-hating lyrics into practice.

Byron (Joe Morton) sweeps Whitley off her feet on election night; Jaleesa goes into labor.

Dwayne visits Whitley the night before her wedding to apologize for his mistakes.

Dwayne attends the wedding, and Whitney realizes that she can not marry Byron.

Whitley and Dwayne tell new students about their honeymoon in Los Angeles.

Whitney and Dwayne search for each other after being separated during their honeymoon in Los Angeles.

Whitley and Dwayne try to combine their possessions in the new apartment.

Freddie puts her law school studies to good use when Terrell is brought up on charges of verbal abuse.

Kim "tosses her cookies" on Professor Murphy when she tries to dissect her first cadaver; Dwayne hosts a party while Whitley is out of town.

Whitley tries to convince Dwayne to invest in an expensive painting, then loses her job; Ron and Kim reach a crossroads.

In Dwayne's dream, Whitley is running for president against other women.

Whitley phones "The Montel Williams Show" for marital advice, not realizing everyone at school is listening in.

Dwayne's mother (Patti LaBelle), Mrs. Gilbert (Diahann Carroll) and her young date go to the Waynes' for Thanksgiving.

Dwayne's mother (Patti LaBelle), Mrs. Gilbert (Diahann Carroll) and her young date go to the Wayne's for Thanksgiving.