Roger and Rerun have their Christmas spirit dampened when their apartment is robbed.

Cliff panics when he can’t find his neighbor's power drill, which he borrowed months ago.

Cliff’s two professor friends help Theo and Cockroach prepare for a test on Shakespeare.

The police bring a shivering Overton to the apartment. The horse subdued the mugger, but bucked Overton into the bushes. He still does not tell Synclaire about the ring. Overton later picks the mugger out of the lineup. Synclaire breaks down the door and tries to attack the man. Overton's belongings are returned to him and (after an interruption from Khadijah) he proposes to Synclaire at the police station. She immediately accepts. As she has no chance of winning in court, Khadijah agrees to a settlement with the band, which will force Flavor to go bankrupt. Russell saves the day when he bursts in and announces that he has deconstructed the song in question. He gradually strips away parts of the song, and reveals that it actually was a rip-off of "Mandy." Max's campaign appears to be back on track when Kyle uncovers evidence that proves the incumbent is corrupt, but the documents are shredded. Max instead admits the allegations against her are true, but claims that they prove she has the passion to fulfill her duties.

The police bring a shivering Overton to the apartment. The horse subdued the mugger, but bucked Overton into the bushes. He still does not tell Synclaire about the ring. Overton later picks the mugger out of the lineup. Synclaire breaks down the door and tries to attack the man. Overton's belongings are returned to him and (after an interruption from Khadijah) he proposes to Synclaire at the police station. She immediately accepts. As she has no chance of winning in court, Khadijah agrees to a settlement with the band, which will force Flavor to go bankrupt. Russell saves the day when he bursts in and announces that he has deconstructed the song in question. He gradually strips away parts of the song, and reveals that it actually was a rip-off of "Mandy." Max's campaign appears to be back on track when Kyle uncovers evidence that proves the incumbent is corrupt, but the documents are shredded. Max instead admits the allegations against her are true, but claims that they prove she has the passion to fulfill her duties.

Regine is outraged when Keith ignores her at his opening (aside from asking her to change a light bulb in the bathroom). He refuses to defend her when an art critic comes on to her. Russell tells the man to take a hike. After her friends point out that Keith has always seemed aloof, Regine goes to his loft to confront him. She threatens to break up with him unless he begins to take their relationship seriously, but Keith says that he cannot change. Regine comes by the Flavor offices to meet Khadijah for lunch, but she has to cancel. Russell agrees to give Regine a ride into town, then forces her to stop at his aunt's house for lunch. She cheers up after eating a delicious meal and dancing to lively reggae music. Regine begins consulting self-help books for tips on how to land the right man, but finds herself thinking about Russell more than she would like to admit. Kyle and Max go to war over the right to park in a spot in front of the building. When they get into a collision, they both decide to sleep in the parking spot while their cars are repaired. Overton tells them they have a "sickness."

Overton and Synclaire must take a compatibility test before they can be married at their church. Synclaire constantly nags Overton about studying, while he feels they have nothing to worry about. They get into an argument just before taking the test, and purposely fail by writing the most inflammatory responses possible. Rev. Taylor finally agrees to let them re-take the test, but only after his wife threatens to make him sleep in the bathtub. Max tries to prove that she can have any man she wants by throwing herself at a young waiter. He continually turns her down, but relents after she takes the stage and gives an embarrassing rendition of "All by Myself." When he asks her out, Max says, "I don't date desperate men."

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.

Grace Davis was a mother looking to make a fresh start. And when Clarence and Carman Jenkins invited her into their house, she accepted without a second thought. But her hopes of making a better life for herself and her children are soon dashed when bags of dismembered body parts show up in two places in town. The heinous discovery catapults investigators into a tawdry world of sex and lies where evil hides in broad daylight.

Latrice Maze was everything a young mother could be, and it seemed like love had finally come knocking on her door when she met 24-year old Jahleel Hoskins. Just when Latrice was about to have all of her ducks in a row, she vanished into thin air... As investigators rush to find her, they will be forced to confront a terrifying truth - one that will bring the community to its final breaking point.

Deborah Ross was a tollbooth worker who always had a smile on her face. And when she met charming security guard, Nathan Burris, they became fast lovers. But their hopes for a forever love-story are dashed to bits when a barrage of gunfire shatters their world. And as investigators race to solve the crime, they’ll soon run headlong into a monstrous motive that will threaten to bring the entire city to its knees.

To mend his long-distance relationship with Laura, Stefan visits from Paris and performs in a concert with the popular singing group NEW EDITION.

Eddie dreams that he is married to Steve's Southern-belle cousin.

Carl hosts a dinner party for his superiors. Since he cannot afford to pay a caterer, Carl hires Myra to cook.

Steve must prove a defendant innocent when he and Carl serve on a jury together.

Theo's minor run-in with the police has Cliff and Clair furious - with each other.

The Huxtables reminisce about funny, exciting and sentimental moments from their past.

The Huxtables continue their look back at the most unforgettable moments from their past.

Rudy gets lost at the shopping mall.

A sexy sportscaster gains custody of his teenage daughter.

Flex teaches Breanna a lesson shell never forget.

Breanna falls for an old friend.

Flex turns Breanna into a playa.

Flex and Breanna choose her new high school.

Kelly (Delroy’s other daughter) comes back… pregnant! At first, Delroy is excited, but after being called “grandpa”, Delroy goes through a mid-life crisis and starts dressing younger. The gang puts on an intervention to make it stop.

Delroy and Bridget become friends with an overly-friendly couple, Ron and Tina… who turn out to be swingers. Meanwhile, Latrell tells a joke on stage that was written by his “little brother” Jalen. After the joke is a success, Jalen sues Latrell for joke jacking.

Imunique invites Jasmine into her ghetto investment club. Jasmine’s new investment idea gets the group scammed and the girls have to call Pookie and Nem to get their money back. Meanwhile, Bridget thinks Delroy is cheating on him when she catches him canoodling with another woman.