Florida comes home all excited that she is going to night school hoping to achieve a High School Equivalency diploma, but her working in the daytime and going to school at night puts a strain on her relationship with James, who is dead set against her entertaining the notion of school.

A woman, known in the projects as the "Wiggler" asks J.J. to paint a nude portrait of her as a birthday gift for her husband. However, Florida has a hard time understanding why a woman would pose in the nude and why she has to pose in the Evans' apartment. Meanwhile, Florida is also not too happy that James is taking such a liking to "the Wiggler."

Pressured by her boyfriend for a physical relationship, a confused Pam laments "why must I be a teenager in love?"

As Pam considers a sexual relationship with her boyfriend Slide, she discovers she's forgetting the needs of one very important person - herself.

Clair and Rudy disagree about how to share Rudy's special "woman's day." Clair suggests together, Rudy prefers apart!

Denise's apartment-hunting efforts turn up an affordable but offbeat housing alternative – a one-room trailer!

Denise Hatcher, Khadijah's high school basketball rival, comes to the Flavor office to complain about a sportswriter's comments about her coaching ability. They begin to argue about an incident in an all-star game in which they were teammates. Denise is still bitter because Khadijah was named MVP after scoring the winning basket by supposedly stepping on Denise's foot and stealing a pass intended for her. Denise challenges Khadijah to a game of one-on-one, with the MVP trophy going to the winner. While Khadijah is at the gym with Overton and Scooter, Denise shows up and throws down a thunderous dunk. Khadijah is ready to call off the game, but Max and Synclaire urge her not to quit. Khadijah trains hard, but is still hopelessly overmatched. During a time-out, Denise tries to get a weary Khadijah to concede, and boasts that she will shut her out. A rejuvenated Khadijah picks up her defense, then steals the ball and scores at the buzzer. Denise says she respects Khadijah's effort, and admits that she probably deserved to be MVP. Synclaire begins spending a lot of time on-line, and invites her new friends to the game (including jazz musician Branford Marsalis).

Max drives the girls crazy by spending all her time at their apartment (even having her calls forwarded). They rejoice when Evans and Bell call her back to work. However, Max is frustrated by the loss of her clients and office and the realization that the partners will never stop punishing her for her mistake. She quits during her first day. Khadijah insists that she has acted rashly, and advises her to ask for her job back. Max refuses, insisting that a better offer will come along. After a week of rejections, Max is finally offered an interview. Although the interview goes very well, the firm decides to hire someone else. Max begins to lose confidence, although her friends assure her that she is an excellent lawyer. Max breaks down and calls Evans and Bell to plead for forgiveness, but hangs up without speaking to them. Meanwhile, Overton and Regine become convinced that an elderly woman in Max's building has committed a murder. Kyle finally talks to the woman and discovers that the "body" the duo had seen was a safety doll that she used so that she wouldn't appear to be alone in her car.

Regine convinces her boss, Mary, to consider having her boutique advertise in Flavor. Regine annoys Khadijah by crashing the pitch meeting. Mary agrees to purchase the ad if she finds the campaign acceptable, but suggests that the duo work on it together. Regine and Khadijah argue constantly, and decide to pitch individual ideas. When Mary expresses her disgust at the suggestions, Khadijah apologizes and promises that she and Regine will work together. Regine complains that Khadijah doesn't respect her, but Khadijah claims that Regine pushes people around because she underestimates her own intelligence. Their brainstorming results in a good slogan, and they rush off to tell Mary. An unemployed and extremely bored Max gets on Overton's nerves by appointing herself his apprentice and following him everywhere (even to his basement sanctuary, "Overland"). She surprises him by installing the new water heater, but starts a fire when she forgets to install the steam release valve.

In the hopes of spending more time with Synclaire, Overton enrolls in the art appreciation class she is taking at the night school. When the teacher marvels over one of Overton's first observations, he begins to hog the spotlight, leaving prize pupil Synclaire feeling crowded and unappreciated. She asks Overton to drop the class, but he refuses, as he feels he has uncovered a new talent. After Synclaire skips the class, Overton is overcome with guilt. Synclaire explains that she needs a place to call her own, as she is overshadowed at home and work. Overton agrees to drop the class, but decides to take an architecture course because he had enjoyed being back in school so much. Kyle places Khadijah on a strict budget to help solve her financial woes. Khadijah can't handle the prospect of buying generic foods and going without luxuries such as videos and microwave popcorn.

They both chased fame and fortune in Houston’s cutthroat rap scene, but when one’s success becomes another’s humiliating failure, jealousy sparks a deadly rage – leaving one man riddled with bullets.

Lanell Barsock is beautiful, successful and driven. When she finds her relationship on the rocks, she begins to form a companionship with a new friend. But jealousy mutates into the ultimate betrayal when Lanell places her trust in the wrong hands.

Leslie Gordon's romantic getaway turns into a nightmare when her man reveals a devilish plan. Later, Erica Sheppard's fresh start after an abusive relationship quickly fades to black when a friend asks for a favor.

Charlotte teen mom Ashley Owens struggles to make ends meet until she meets a man with a plan for easy cash. In Illinois, Nicole Eason turns to deception to fill her home with children after her own babies are taken away.

When the bodies of a missing couple surface in the waters of New Orleans, detectives wonder who could have committed this heinous crime. Their investigation leads them to a young woman who was so desperate, she’d do anything for her man.

Ron becomes jealous when Freddie leaves for a weekend camping trip with Shazza. He decides to prepare a candlelight dinner for Kim. Kim has problems dissecting her first cadaver in anatomy class. She throws up on the professor. She is too depressed to eat Ron's dinner, but decides to sleep with him. Kim's partner, Spencer, helps restore her confidence. The professor marvels at her work. Spencer comes over to celebrate, interrupting Kim's romantic evening with Ron. Dwayne sees Whitley's weekend business trip as a chance to enjoy his freedom. However, he soon becomes desperate for companionship. Charmaine annoys Lena after getting a job at the Pit.

Charmaine observes Whitley in the office as a sociology project. Whitley is dismayed to learn that her company has put a hold on all purchases until a merger is completed. Determined to hold onto one of the paintings, she convinces Dwayne to invest in it with her. The merger falls through, and Whitley (along with her entire department) is laid off. Dwayne promises to find a way to keep them afloat until she gets a new job. He takes Whitley to dinner to console her. They return to discover that they have been cleaned out by burglars. Kim and Freddie invite Ron and Shazza for dinner in the hopes that they can all make peace. Ron and Freddie cannot stand to see one another with other mates. They alternately flirt and act jealous, and everyone gets into a huge argument. Kim realizes that she and Ron have no chemistry, so they decide to break up. Ron stops short of telling her about his feelings for Freddie.

During their Halloween party, a drunken Dwayne responds sarcastically when Whitley and friends discuss women's rights and the "Year of the Woman." He falls asleep on the couch after the party, and dreams that all of the candidates in the upcoming presidential election are women (including incumbent Georgia Mush and eccentric Texas billionaire Rose Godot, who can't decide whether or not she is in the race). Whitley is the philandering Jill Blinton, who frustrates husband Hilliard (Dwayne) with her lying and infidelity. Hilliard agonizes over the fact that no one--including his own wife--has any respect for his opinions. Dwayne wakes up and apologizes to Whitley for his sexist comments.

Whitley catches Ron sneaking Freddie out of his apartment at six o'clock in the morning. Dwayne and Whitley cannot find any time together because he is working three jobs in an effort to support her. Dwayne expresses his frustration to Kim. Kim tries to convince Whitley to talk things out with Dwayne, but she hangs up on her. Whitley calls Montel Williams' talk show and confesses that she and Dwayne have not been having sex. She does not realize that Gina is addicted to the show and has organized a dorm-wide viewing party in the lounge. All of the girls come over to Whitley's house and offer advice. Lena, Gina and Charmaine suggest a girls' night out to take her mind off things. Whitley, Kim and Freddie go to a club alone because the others are under the drinking age. Freddie confesses to Kim about her attraction to Ron. Kim already knew what was going on, but thanks her for her honesty. Kim dances with Spencer, her lab partner. Whitley goes home to find Dwayne waiting for her, and they work things out.

Pressured by her boyfriend for a physical relationship, a confused Pam laments "why must I be a teenager in love?"

As Pam considers a sexual relationship with her boyfriend Slide, she discovers she's forgetting the needs of one very important person - herself.

Clair and Rudy disagree about how to share Rudy's special "woman's day." Clair suggests together, Rudy prefers apart!

Denise's apartment-hunting efforts turn up an affordable but offbeat housing alternative – a one-room trailer!

Cliff coaches an unathletic expectant father in the finer points of father-son "basketball bonding," while Pam puts the moves on a new boy in school.

The family's kid glove treatment of Clair's menopause inspires Cliff and Clair to ease the tension with a series of "little jokes."

The Huxtable men devise an elaborate game plan to liberate Elvin from furniture-moving duty in time to watch a football championship.

A smitten Theo says hello to his dream girl and farewell to the Dean's List.

Pam's good grades win her a warm reception at home and the cold shoulder from her jealous friends.

Theo's plans for a romantic evening are dashed by a steady stream of interruptions from family and friends.

Guest star John Ritter is a basketball coach who needs Cliff's when his labor-coaching effort fails miserably in the delivery room.

As baby-sitter Rudy matches wits with Olivia, Cliff and his pinochle partner face unexpected competition in a local tournament - their wives!

Their love has stood the test of time, but will Cliff and Clair survive the complications of anniversary celebration #27?

Clair and guest star Leslie Uggams reminisce (and vocalize) about their high school high jinx. Rudy's first date looms as a low point in her life.

When Olivia gets a cold, everyone’s got a home remedy that's a sure-cure!

There's trouble in dreamland for Rudy - an all-too-real nightmare about Olivia's magical powers over grownups!

Former major leaguers Frank Robinson and Joe Black guest star as members of Cliff's bowling team.

Cliff becomes a peacemaker in a long-term war between two fathers (guest stars Red Buttons and E.G. Marshall) whose children want to get married.

The untold story of Bobbi Kristina Brown is one of adventure, dreams, conflict, perseverance, faith, friendship, and love — a love between mother and daughter. A love often interrupted by success, emotional upheaval and drug addiction but an unshakeable, incomparable, unwavering love nonetheless.

She had a record deal by the time she was 14. She was a featured vocalist with James Brown at 17. Berry Gordy signed her to Motown Records 3 years later. And in 1967 Tammi Terrell teamed up with Marvin Gaye to record a series of classic romantic hits – ‘Ain’t No Mountain High Enough’, ‘Your Precious Love’, ‘Ain’t Nothin Like The Real Thing’, and more - that remain the gold standard for romantic duets.