TV Guide ASPiRE Sunday

A construction worker wins $500,000 dollars in the lottery and decides to move his wife and children into a new, middle-class neighborhood.

When the Stallworth children go to spend several days at their grandparent's home, Anthony and Lisa are thrilled to plan a romantic weekend at home.

When Anthony takes an opportunity to give Devin advice on how to attract women as father-son bonding time, he inadvertently turns Devin into a ladies' man.

After Anthony splurges on a diamond tennis bracelet as a gift for his mother's 65th birthday, he and Lisa get into an argument about which woman he loves more.

A close look into Dorothy Foreman Cotton's life and legacy reveals how the civil rights activist and educator inspired others with her freedom songs.

The experts help a sharply dressed bachelor better organize his closet by reviewing his drawer space and replacing his hangers to better preserve his clothes.

In Touch Ministries is the broadcast teaching ministry of Dr. Charles Stanley.

Bullethead runs into trouble when his dog is impounded and he doesn't have the cash to bail him out; Cedric is kicked out of his mama's apartment.

Steve and Cedric struggle to work out their differences as new roommates; Steve makes a bet with Regina that he can form a new school band in five days.

When Sara and Romeo are caught hiding in a closet from Principal Grier, rumors of an on-going affair sweep the school; Cedric vies for Teacher of the Month.

Romeo gets himself into trouble by taking credit for a winning poster entry whose artwork was actually done by Sophia; Cedric goes on a spending spree.

No one is happy with their dates for the upcoming dance and Romeo and Bullethead turn to Steve for help; Cedric joins a video dating service.

Against Romeo's desperate wishes, his father decides to enlist him in special classes for vocational training; Steve and Cedric must trap a mouse.

Sophia nails the role of Juliet in the school play, but Romeo's name doesn't come in handy as he watches someone else play the leading part opposite Sophia.

When Cedric volunteers to help a fatherless teenage boy, he invites Steve to join the Big Brothers program to become involved in the community.

Steve reunites with his old singing group, "The Hi-Tops," to perform on an awards show, but after a band member gets injured, Cedric is the only substitute.

Regina agrees to go out with Steve, but only after he scores some very hard-to-get tickets to a concert; Sara reluctantly allows Bullethead to take her out.

Steve manages to get arrested and thrown into jail alongside Cedric while on his way to play the piano for the choir at Regina's church.

The Hi-Tops' ex-manager gets engaged, so the group gathers for a bachelor party at Steve's place; students become involved in a short film contest.

Bullethead rapidly becomes popular at school when everyone learns that he has possession of a pair of floor seat tickets to a Chicago Bulls basketball game.

Regina is flattered after a smooth-talking bank official shows an interest in her; Romeo, Sara, Bullethead and Sophia abduct the rival school's mascot.

Regina decides to impress her former sorority sister, who has made plans to drop by for a visit, by lying about having a wealthy, handsome boyfriend.

Steve tries to spark up Regina's dull party but proceeds to set the roof on fire, so he offers to let her stay at his place while the roof is repaired.

Snoop Dogg and producer Sean "Diddy" Combs visit the high school to explain to Steve's class about the rumored rivalry between East and West Coast rappers.

Steve gives a birthday gift to Regina on her birthday to show her he cares about her, but Regina also receives an expensive gift from another admirer.

Steve and Cedric argue over Lovita making herself too welcome at home in the apartment, so Cedric storms out and spends the night at Regina's.

The school tough and intimidating Coretta "The Ox" Cox takes a romantic interest in Romeo and immediately frightens off his regular girls.

Steve persuades Romeo to join the predominantly female choir and soon finds out that the untalented teen cannot sing a single note on key.

Steve's audition with Teddy Riley is ruined when his saxophone is pawned by Romeo, who uses the money to purchase a sleek new suit.

Steve creates a new band and holds auditions at a local night club, where the competition he faces is his former group, the Hi-Tops.

Steve is worried that his manhood is in question after Regina beats the stuffing out of a too-fresh chicken mascot at a basketball game.

Steve becomes worried that he may be in a race for Regina's romantic attention when her college boyfriend jumps back into her life.

With Regina dating a new guy, a jealous and lonely Steve attempts to get something steamy cooking with a caterer who is working at his party.

Warrington buys Regina an expensive luxury car for their one-month anniversary, but he becomes irritated when she does not seem to want to drive it.

Regina puts a lot of pressure on and makes her partner Cedric work hard so she can become successful in her quest to win the school's dance contest.

Steve agrees to date Regina's recently dumped friend; Lovita helps Cedric with his taxes; Romeo teaches his "Mack-a-nomics" class to guys.

When Steve's father shows up with a young new fiancée, Steve believes that she is plotting to kill the old man to take advantage of his insurance policy.

Steve and Romeo both attempt to make a move on an attractive playwright whose latest work is scheduled to be staged at the school.

When they hire an elderly cleaning lady from Lovita's church, Steve and Cedric immediately believe their housekeeping prayers have been answered.