Florida finds what she believes to be a dirty story called, "Sexual Behavior in the Ghetto". Assuming it to be J.J.'s, Florida confronts him, but she's in for a surprise when Thelma claims it and has an even bigger surprise when she learns it belongs to Thelma's latest boyfriend.

Florida and James are worried that J.J. won't pass into the 12th grade but when he gets his report card he did indeed pass but the grades seem to be a far cry from what they should be. This leads James and Florida to do a little investigating on their part.

Overworked and frazzled, Clair is near the end of her rope, but the secluded cabin getaway to which Cliff sends her may just put her over the edge!

The lure of an out-of-state rock concert puts Vanessa and her girlfriends on the road to lies, deceit, and disaster.

Cliff and Clair try to encourage the obvious attraction between two of their friends, but Cliff's toupee-conscious neighbor, Jeffrey, can't keep his mind off his head!

When Denise sees a demonstration of how children can be taught to count using rap music. She naturally sees it as a shortcut to working with kids without having to go back to college and actually earn her degree!

Overton's younger sister, Olivia, comes for a visit, and Overton is extremely protective of her. When Overton can't make their planned trip to the botanical gardens, Olivia suggests that she could go to a movie with Kyle (with whom she had been flirting). Overton catches them kissing in the hallway and throws a bucket of water on Kyle, ruining his suit. Meanwhile, Regine decides to become a vegetarian, and forces her beliefs on her roommates by throwing out all the meat. Khadijah plots to convert her back to meat-eating by holding a barbecue and giving her nothing to eat but celery. Regine does not give in, but she and her friends agree to respect each other's values. After a pep talk from Synclaire, Olivia finally musters the courage to ask her brother to stop treating her like a kid.

When Khadijah drops by Scooter's house on an errand before the Halogen Records Halloween party, Regine discovers a fax from a woman telling Scooter how much she had enjoyed the previous night. Khadijah finds a bottle of perfume under the sink, and grows increasingly suspicious. Khadijah, Regine and Scooter are embarrassed when they are the only ones in costume at the party because everyone else donated their costume money to charity. Khadijah gets upset when several women are surprised to learn that Scooter has a girlfriend, and orders him to introduce her to every woman at the party. He finally asks about her territorial behavior, and she tells him about the fax and perfume. He says that he had a business dinner with one of the company's artists, and that the perfume is a promotional item. He tells Khadijah that she needs to trust him, and points out that she is so devoted to her work that she has been neglecting him. Khadijah vows to correct this problem. Overton, Synclaire and Kyle hope to get a cynical Max into the Halloween spirit by scaring the "bejesus" out of her. She proves unflappable, until Overton fakes a fall down the stairs and serious injury.

Max and Regine are surprised to learn that Synclaire has yet to sleep with Overton, even though they took the vacation to the Bahamas together. They encourage her to take the next step, but Synclaire is uncertain. She and Overton finally agree to have a romantic evening at his apartment the following night, as Kyle is out of town. After they experience a series of mishaps (including Overton's allergy to Synclaire's perfume), Synclaire admits that she is paralyzed with fear. She tells him that she is just not ready, and that she is feeling too much pressure from her friends. They decide to wait. Khadijah refuses to consider that her string of bad luck may have been caused by a broken chain letter.

Max takes a job as a telemarketer, unaware that her sleazy boss is a scam artist who sells subliminal tapes that do not contain subliminal messages. She is arrested while talking on the phone with Khadijah. Meanwhile, Overton sets up surveillance and begins recording all the girls' phone calls in the hopes of catching a prank caller. When the public defender assigned to represent Max proves to be woefully incompetent, she decides to represent herself. She points out that the boss was the only person to run, and cites this as evidence that the employees didn't realize they were committing a crime. She adds that she was making a personal call at the time that the police raided the building, and proves this through Overton's tape. The judge dismisses the case, and all the other employees ask Max to represent them. The judge recommends Max to the public defender's office, which hires her immediately.

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Dwayne and Walter go to North Carolina to recruit a basketball player. Jaleesa is not impressed by Col. Taylor's ability to repair the broken heater in Gilbert Hall.

Whitley struggles to find the right job after graduation. Dwayne plays host to a new student.

Whitley thinks everyone has forgotten her 21st birthday, so she throws her own party. Jaleesa is upset when she sees Walter on a date.

Walter discovers that Kim is working a night job to make ends meet and tells Whitley and Freddie, who ask everyone to stuff the tip jar at the Pit. Dwayne and Ron appear in a commercial to earn some extra cash.

Overworked and frazzled, Clair is near the end of her rope, but the secluded cabin getaway to which Cliff sends her may just put her over the edge!

The lure of an out-of-state rock concert puts Vanessa and her girlfriends on the road to lies, deceit, and disaster.

Cliff and Clair try to encourage the obvious attraction between two of their friends, but Cliff's toupee-conscious neighbor, Jeffrey, can't keep his mind off his head!

When Denise sees a demonstration of how children can be taught to count using rap music. She naturally sees it as a shortcut to working with kids without having to go back to college and actually earn her degree!

The visit of Cliff's century-old great aunt Gramtee pulls the whole family together for a joyous celebration that includes stories at home and songs in church.

Amid the September comings (Theo home from Europe) and goings (Vanessa off to college), Rudy enters the sixth grade trapped in a fifth-grader's body.

Cliff’s plan to outbid his arch-rival for a rare jazz album goes awry when he faces unexpected competition from an equally-determined mystery woman!

Clair's teenage cousin Pam enthusiastically joins the Huxtable household in body, but her spirit rebels against Cliff's strict curfew.

Cliff voices some pet peeves about responsibility to his family and hears some parent peeves in return!

Truth in reporting? Novices Rudy and Kenny experience a day on the job, first with Clair, then with Cliff.

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.

Rising to success in the mid 80’s, The Jets - five brothers and three sisters of Polynesian descent – put a surprising twist on the Minneapolis sound. But with so much of their success spotlighting their youth, the band fell out of the spotlight as quickly as they arrived.

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 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.