TV Guide TV ONE

Clair is upset when Cliff considers another offer to run a relay against an old track rival because she's afraid he might hurt himself.

Denise is having a difficult time deciding which college to attend, and deadlines are rapidly approaching; Russell tries to influence Denise's decision.

Rudy panics after seeing a snake in the basement, so an exterminator is called in to remove it; Theo and Cockroach plan an all-girl party.

Clair questions Cliff's health and challenges him to eat low cholesterol food for one day; the whole family helps Denise prepare for college.

Fabian gets jealous when Adonis's friend recruits him for a dance competition; Jasmine and Imunique try to restore the real estate documents they destroyed.

Delroy's successful former protégé buys out Del Jones Realty; a game night at the condo goes terrible wrong and turns everyone against one another.

Jasmine discovers her new boyfriend is a drug dealer wanted by the police; Imunique struggles to stay focused in the days leading up to her real estate exam.

George hopes doing a good job with Mr. Whittendale's dog while he is away will put him in his good graces, but the dog winds up dead.

George is relieved to learn he can sue the person who put in bad wiring in his store after it burns down, but he remembers Lionel did the work.

Jenny and Louise agree that Florence should sing at Jessica's baptism with her choir group, but George wants Andrae Couch to sing.

George purchases a gun without Louise's permission to protect the apartment after Lionel and Jenny are the victims of a break-in and burglary.

In a fit of aggravation, Louise and Helen force their husbands to move out and they stay together while trying to teach them a lesson.

Louise and Helen's plans for a surprise party for Florence are ruined when she finds out about it, but they tell her she will be serving at the party.

A female gang attacks one of George's employees and he tries to put an end to it by confronting them himself, but they steal Louise's ring.

George hopes to get Louise's wedding ring back after it is stolen and he comes face to face with the gang who attacked him in the street.

Florence is approached by a record producer after he hears her choir sing and asks for money to make a record, but Louise and George don't trust him.

Louise and Helen feel like they are the only ones that care at the Help Center and they want to leave, but they feel rejuvenated when they help a streetwalker.

Florence doesn't get asked out again by the man she dates and when a police officer asks her out George decides she needs a lesson on men's wants.

George finds himself in a battle with a rival company and they even make him an offer to buy him out and he tries to come up with a device.

Florida's romantic dinner date with Michael's boss Carl results in disaster when the two experience an extreme personality clash that leaves Florida stewing.

When Michael asks Carl to escort him to a formal dinner for fathers and sons, J.J. becomes offended and accuses Michael of being unappreciative.

J.J. goes into the greeting-card business, but encounters financial woes after his books are examined by an accountant just as he receives a large order.

After letting J.J., Michael and Thelma in on his plans to ask for Florida's hand in marriage, Carl mysteriously ends his relationship with Florida.

An angry J.J. demands an explanation as to why Carl dumped his mother only to hear a lie about an old war injury as they both stay out all night drinking.

When J.J. becomes the object of affection for a young girl he met on the bus, Willona and Thelma make a shocking discovery about the girl's home life.

Willona and the Evans are convinced that Penny is being abused by her mother but the family doctor refuses to believe their claims.

After Penny and her mother suddenly disappear, Penny slips away and makes her way back to the Evans apartment and Willona considers adopting the young girl.

Bookman tries to help with the adoption process by telling the social worker that he and Willona are married but things go badly when the truth comes out.

Fed up by constant interruptions at home and a severe lack of privacy, Thelma decides to move into an apartment that is shared by three other roommates.

Willona takes a new job in a store in order to finance Penny's ice skating lessons, but encounters problems when she discovers she must spy on customers.

J.J. and his friends have continuous disputes over a car they purchased together, ranging from insurance payments to ongoing scheduling conflicts.

Willona, Penny and the Evans family reach their breaking point with the miserable conditions in the building, prompting them to try and get Bookman fired.

J.J., Willona and Michael have suspicions that Thelma's boyfriend is married, prompting J.J. to perform some detective work to confirm their beliefs.

A local drunk is mistakenly believed to be dead and makes an appearance at his own funeral, where he learns that people actually do care about him.

While awaiting word on a promotion at work that is rumored to be reserved for a white person, J.J. dreams that he is a white man.

Willona turns down a wedding proposal from an old boyfriend, since his job would have them moving all the time, but Penny feels differently and runs away.

Michael's nonchalant attitude towards doing chores and homework angers J.J. who becomes even more enraged when Michael and Penny are arrested.

Penny has her wallet stolen and jeopardizes her chances of staying with Willona by trying to steal a necklace as a Christmas gift for her.

J.J. flirts with his new, attractive assistant, but is completely oblivious of her kinship to his boss; J.J.'s friends give him grief for neglecting them.

Suspicions abound when a hole mysteriously appears in the Evans family sofa cushion, prompting each of them to recount their version of events.

When his hours are cut down to part-time at work, J.J. takes in a boarder to make up the difference but soon finds out the boarder is in witness protection.

Grandpa stops by with his new invention that he believes will make him rich, but his extreme dedication to the idea leaves his fiancée feeling neglected.

J.J. becomes involved with a married woman who claims she will soon be divorced, but the stress of the situation sends J.J. to the hospital with an ulcer.

A group of friends, who can always go to each other in times of struggle, share what they are going through when it is more difficult than they had expected.

Synclaire becomes jealous when she sees Overton with a beautiful woman and hurts Overton's feelings to get even; Regine and Max are attracted to a new neighbor.

Friendly advice gets Overton and Synclaire's relationship off to a rocky start; the handsome new neighbor invites Khadijah out for a round of drinks.