Lionel's company prints out a pamphlet welcoming all the new workers and the blurb under Lionel's name includes a section stating that George graduated from Harvard. Thinking that Lionel is ashamed of him not finishing high school, George sets out to get a diploma. Meanwhile, George does battle with Florence in a betting war.

George interferes in Lionel and Jenny's relationship by suggesting to Lionel that he have Jenny sign a pre-nuptial agreement. This leads Jenny and Lionel to get into an argument which ends in them calling off the wedding. Meanwhile, Louise makes a bet with George that Lionel will be furious by his suggestion, but George tries to hide Lionel's reaction from Louise.

George becomes indebted to Tom after he gives George the Heimlich Maneuver at Charlie's bar, when George begins to choke on some popcorn. However, George quickly finds a way to end the debt after everyone makes a fuss over Tom's good deed.

Jenny comes down with a case of premarital jitters and begins to doubt her feelings for Lionel. Meanwhile, Mr. Bentley has tickets for a football game but cannot use them, so he gives them to Tom who invites Lionel and George to the game. Later, Jenny's feelings are put to the test when George, Tom, and Lionel all appear to have been in a bus crash on their way to the football game.

One early morning, Louise and George are startled to discover a man in the kitchen, it isn't until after George threatens to beat him with a trophy, that he learns that Florence let him spend the night. This leads to a major argument resulting in Florence quitting her job.

Louise is reading a book to try to help her to remember things, but the one thing George doesn't want her to forget, she does. She forgets to call his broker to invest some money, after he gets a stock tip. Then she must tell him that she forgot when the stock goes sky high. Meanwhile, Florence takes a Judo class.

Everyone is in the Christmas spirit that is except Tom and George. Christmas Eve brings disharmony to the Jefferson household when George argues with Tom over the preparations for Lionel and Jenny's wedding. A group of carolers lead by a minister gives Louise a great idea to stop the feud between George and Tom.

George feels guilty for not staying in touch with the members of a childhood gang, after the death of one of the members. This leads George to hold a reunion at the apartment which also leads to a confrontation with the leader, JoJo, who has always dished out the orders and George has always willingly obeyed him, no matter what. Meanwhile, Florence fends off the advances of one of George's ex-gang members.

Harry is having problems with the person who parks his car next to him in the garage. Seeking advice, Harry goes to George. However, George's advice lands Harry in jail, after he punches out a police officer. Meanwhile, Louise is looking forward to a trip to San Francisco where George is scheduled to speak at a convention, but the Bentley debacle may stand in the way of them actually going.

Louise is fed up with George's workaholic attitude and urges him to get a hobby. However, the hobby he chooses has her worried sick, he's decided to take up flying. George goes right down to a small aircraft airport to learn how to, but he doesn't even make it onto a plane after he has second thoughts. Louise, however, has a change of heart and decides that she too would like to learn how to fly.

George's latest business deal is with a black man married to a white woman, so when he invites them over for dinner, he also has Tom and Helen come over, to make it look like he doesn't have racial prejudices. However, when Tom and Helen discover his plot, they storm out before the guests have arrived. This leads to George having Florence and Ralph impersonate Tom and Helen.

Lionel falls ill while visiting his parents and Louise goes all out to take care of him. When Jenny comes over, she wants to take care of her sick husband which leads to a battle between who gets to take care of him, Lionel's mother or Lionel's wife.

Louise is taking French lessons and makes a friend with one of her classmates. However, when George discovers that her friend is a man, he is furious and can't believe that a woman can be just good friends with a man. This leads to yet another argument which leaves George sleeping on the couch.

After learning that Tom and Helen are taking a course on how to improve their marriage, and seeing their results, Louise tries to get George to take the course with her. However, George refuses to consider the possibility that their marriage could use improvement.

Mother Jefferson invites a secret guest over for dinner and Louise and George are curious. When George learns that the guest is his old girlfriend, Harriet Johnson, he goes all out getting ready, to Louise's dismay. However, George quickly learns Harriet has her own secret agenda, and quickly puts her plan into action, by making the moves on George, when Louise steps out to help Mr. Bentley

Jenny has just won a scholarship to study for the summer at Oxford in England and she is hesitant to accept the offer. Lionel thinks it would be a great experience for Jenny, that is until he learns his company won't transfer him there. When Lionel, voices his opinions, a brawl ensues with Louise, Helen and Jenny versus George, Lionel and Tom, the men wanting Jenny to stay put and the women wanting Jenny to able to decide for herself.

Raj and Nadine return to Raj's old house. The entire gang is reunited again but Raj is shocked to find out that Rob's Place is out of business. Shirley considers buying the restaurant but needs a partner.

An ad offers a house instead of a horse

Dwayne falls for his dentist's wife.

Rerun and Dwayne have a big fight prompting each other to want to move from each other. Both of them end up living with Raj and Nadine for a time period while driving the couple crazy.

Raj tries to impress his mother-in-law.

Carolyn feels unloved and tries to leave.

A 10-year-old orphan is left at the diner.

Raj explains how he landed in jail.

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EVERYBODY HATES CHRIS PAYS HOMAGE TO “THE COSBY SHOW” — Chris (Tyler James Williams) is on cloud nine when a cute girl, Jenise Huckstable (guest star Tristin Mays), invites him to the Tattaglia Homecoming Dance. However, his nerves take a turn for the worse when Jenise tells him that her father, Dr. Clint Huxtable (guest star Orlando Jones), wants Chris to come over to the house (a look-alike Cosby living room set) to meet him before the dance. Meanwhile, with Chris busy working with the high school’s football team, Drew (Tequan Richmond) takes over Chris’ hours at Doc’s (guest star Antonio Fargas) store and convinces Doc to “feng shui” the store. Terry Crews, Tichina Arnold, Imani Hakim and Vincent Martella also star.

MR. OMAR MOVES IN WITH CHRIS’ FAMILY — When Julius (Terry Crews) and Rochelle (Tichina Arnold) decide to raise Mr. Omar’s (guest star Ernest Thomas) rent, Mr. Omar demands they bring the apartment up to code and moves in with Chris’ (Tyler James Williams) family until the repairs are done. While staying with the family, Mr. Omar starts playing blackjack with Drew (Tequan Richmond) and Tonya (Imani Hakim) and decides to make it more interesting by playing with real money. After being assigned a book report on Ralph Ellison’s “Invisible Man,” Chris decides he’d rather watch the movie than read the book, but Greg (Vincent Martella) breaks the news that the movie Chris watched, “The Invisible Man,” is completely different than the book he was supposed to read.

CHRIS STARTS HELPING THE FOOTBALL TEAM WITH THEIR HOMEWORK — Chris (Tyler James Williams) realizes that by helping the school’s star running back (guest star BJ Britt) and his friends with homework he is allowed to hang out with the cool kids. Greg (Vincent Martella) tries to make him see that it’s a bad idea, but Chris is too happy with his new friends to realize the downside until he fails his own quarterly exam. Julius (Terry Crews) has a new appreciation for life after he starts a side job picking up dead bodies for Mr. Omar’s (guest star Ernest Thomas) funeral home. Unfortunately, Julius appreciates life so much that he gets himself into financial trouble as a result of buying too many gifts for his family and friends. Tichina Arnold, Tequan Richmond and Imani Hakim also star.