Robert and Neesee realized they still love each over. Bobby goes on his first overnight camping trip

When Robert starts dating Bobby's new karate teacher, Kammy, the bond between father and son is tested as Bobby, who also has a crush on her, decides to make his own move to win her over. Meanwhile, in an effort to impress a new lady love, Clarinetta, Dirk turns to Neesee for help in the kitchen with some last-minute cooking lessons.

When Neesee borrows Robert's new assistant without his permission, it triggers an escalating feud between the former spouses over how they take each other for granted as roommates. Meanwhile, after Robert encourages him to spice up his social studies report by turning it into a rap, Bobby is inspired to become a rapper and begins to call himself Lil' B.

Little Bobby blurts out a racist word in the middle of his birthday party, causing debate among the adults.

Robert's sister, Carmen, feels guilty about Robert and Neesee's divorce, so she arranges for them to makeup by putting them in romantic settings.

Robert and Dirk run into an important food critic at the gym and get him to come to the restaurant. All he wants is to enjoy his meal but Neesee and Robert become so wrapped up in trying to impress him that they not only ruin his evening, they almost ruin their chance for a good review.

After a disturbing visit to the doctor's office that makes him feel old, Robert tries to rediscover his youth by getting a motorcycle and dating a young college girl. Meanwhile, Dirk's fender bender with his old flame, Beverly, is double the trouble when a shocking secret is revealed.

After being encouraged by his old flame, Beverly, Dirk tries to develop a relationship with his newly discovered daughter, Courtney. Meanwhile, Robert dates a 19-year-old.

Lamont pays $50 for an antique gun and brings it home to show Fred. Fred begins re-enacting war stories and accidentally pulls the trigger not knowing it's loaded. The blast shoots through the next door neighbor's window, who suddenly drops from site just after having a heated argument with Fred. Fred jumps to the conclusion that he killed him.

Fred gets a new next door neighbor and is shocked to learn that he is Puerto Rican and planning on opening a junk business of his own. Fred gets upset about the competition and contrives a plan to get the city to condemn his property especially since, Julio has a pet goat.

Fred and Lamont take a tour through the NBC studios and Fred gets a kick out of seeing Johnny Carson's parking spot. However, what Fred really gets a kick out of is seeing Lena Horne's car and sneaks into her dressing room. After meeting her, he tries to trick her into visiting him at his home.

Fred's old girlfriend Juanita stops by for dinner with her daughter, Alice. Lamont falls for Alice and thinks of asking for her hand in marriage. However, Juanita tells Fred that Alice is his daughter and Lamont is wining and dining his sister.

Fred and Donna's on again off again relationship is back on and he invites her to dinner. Later, Fred gets a visit from a saleslady who peaks his interest and he blindly invites her to dinner, forgetting all about Donna. Thanks to Lamont's manipulations, he makes sure Fred has to juggle the dates around, keeping up appearances.

Fred and Lamont find a homeless bum sleeping in a bathtub in their yard. After trying to get him to move on, he pretends that he gets hurt on their property and threatens to sue. Fred and Lamont try everything in their power to persuade him not to sue and Fred does his best to try to prove the bum is not really injured.

Fred and Lamont have bills coming out of their ears and consider going on welfare, something Fred refuses to do. Fred comes up with a plan to throw a "big party" in the Sanford home and charge admission. That's when two hoods show wanting a part of the action. Meanwhile, Aunt Esther is trying to find a place to hold her weekly church group meetings.

Lamont goes totally African. He starts to wear African clothing, and yearns to learn more about the culture. At the same time, Fred thinks that the whole thing is ridiculous, that is until a woman from Nigeria visits and explains to Lamont how sacred listening to your father is in African culture and how you should respect him.

Fred is up in arms when he discovers his neighbor, Julio's family is visiting and may move out to California. However, things really hit the fan when Fred learns that Lamont has asked Julio's sister, Maria out, something Fred is totally against.

Next door neighbor, Julio, has become a very good friend of Lamont's. With Lamont, spending so much free time with Julio, Fred begins to feel left out and decides to try to be more like one of the guys. However, Fred quickly learns the advantages of having so much free time and no one to hoard in on it.

Fred meets a young woman and he quickly announces to Lamont that he has proposed to her. However, Lamont is in for a big surprise when he meets Fred's fiancee who just happens to be Lamont's old flame, whom he would like to marry himself.

Lamont breaks the news to Fred that he plans to join the crew of a tramp steamer and sail around the world. A shocked Fred gets another shock, Lamont plans on putting him in a retirement home.

Lamont pays twenty bucks for a commode that he thinks is a valuable antique.

A 9 year old runaway child shows up on the Sanfords' property and Fred is against having any little kids around to cause problems but Fred quickly lightens up the young boy despite his gruff exterior. Fred then takes it upon himself to teach the kid to appreciate what he's got at home.

Lamont and Rollo answer an ad that promises them stardom through low-budget movies. Fred gets a hold of the brochure and decides to try out too. When they get down there they quickly discover the low budget movies are X-rated followed by a police raid and Fred, Lamont and Rollo are hauled off to jail.

Lamont and Rollo are out on the town one evening and decide to stop in at a new bar for a couple drinks. However, they soon realize they have stumbled into a gay bar. Unknown to them, Bubba just happened to see them go inside. Bubba promptly jumps to conclusions and then proceeds to tell Fred that Lamont is gay. Not believing Bubba's story, Fred decides to get to the bottom of the situation.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.

Combining topical parodies with biting satire, ‘In Living Color’ is an irreverent sketch-comedy series. Live dance segments, set to the hottest music and performed by the ‘Fly Girls’, serve as high-energy segues between sketches.