TV Guide TV ONE Saturday

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.

The Huxtables prepare a party for Russell and Anna's 50th wedding anniversary; Sondra and Elvin arrive at the house, but can't seem to do anything but argue.

Theo experiences problems in his relationship with Tanya as he becomes attracted to another girl; Rudy and Cliff have a tea party.

Vanessa wears make-up against her mother's wishes and gets caught when she can't remove some before returning home from school; Theo organizes a fire drill.

Imunique and Jasmine are forced to ask Nem and Pookie for help when they get involved in a questionable ghetto investment group and have all their funds stolen.

A long and convoluted evening ensues after Latrell and Imunique find themselves locked out of their condominium without their cell phones or keys.

Delroy is forced to hire a temp when Jasmine is offered a broadcasting job in Alaska who then accuses him of sexual harassment; Jasmine gets catfished.

Lionel tells Tom and Helen that Jenny is expecting and he refuses to tell George for fear of what comments he may make, but Florence overhears and tells Louise.

George gets the word that he has received the honor of Small Businessman of the Year and is excited, but he soon learns the award is for short businessmen.

Louise is asked out to dinner by her old boyfriend in a letter and decides against going, but Florence goes in her place without telling her.

Everyone dresses as movie stars for Halloween and Louise looks through Harry's telescope and is frightened to see a strange murder in progress.

Louise is confronted by the killer disguised as a rabbit that she witnessed murdering someone and fears he will kill her with a carrot.

George concludes that he needs to move where his father is buried when he finds his old will and it clearly states where he wants to be laid to rest.

While spending the evening with his parents and Helen and Tom, Lionel gets a barrage of advice about parenthood from everyone and gets fed up.

Marcus gets in trouble with a girl's boyfriend, so George decides to teach him how to box, but the lesson only gets George in trouble with another boxer.

Florence becomes even more impatient to have her own husband and family when the family begins preparations for the arrival of Jenny's baby.

Louise accuses Florence of taking an important award to a sub par engraver because he's her cousin and the two end up in a huge fight.

An orphan stays with the Jeffersons for the week, but when Louise and Florence are away for a while George inadvertently teaches the girl about swearing.

George doesn't want to help paint the Willis' so he volunteers to deliver dry cleaning to a mental institution, but George is accidentally admitted as patient.

Michael impersonates J.J. while communicating on a CB radio with a young woman who refers to herself "Fun Girl," but he discovers she hasn't been honest.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Bookman's wife believes he's cheating on her with another woman due to his recent strange behavior and only grows more convinced when seeing him with Willona.

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.

Willona's new fiancé isn't impressed when she receives a promotion at work and expresses his desire for her to turn down the offer.

Thelma is excited when her play is chosen by a local theatre to be brought to the stage, but soon the theatre owner asks for several changes in the script.

The Evans family produces and performs in a neighborhood benefit to raise money in an effort to keep a local day care center from closing.

When the man who Thelma has been secretly dating asks for her hand in marriage, she intends to accept but seeks her mother's blessing first.

Thelma, the soon-to-be bride comes down with a severe case of pre-wedding jitters that threaten to derail derail the wedding plans; J.J. runs into trouble.

J.J. borrows money from the neighborhood hustler in order to finance Thelma's wedding, which goes well until an accident at the end of the ceremony.

Keith arrives home after being treated for a broken leg and immediately lashes out at J.J. who reluctantly anticipates the trouble that awaits him.

Florida and J.J. are having no luck in the job market; Florida applies to be a bus driver but has to compete with Alderman Davis' relative.

When Penny's 13-year-old friend becomes pregnant, Willona refuses to broach the topic of sex with her daughter on the grounds that she is too young to know.

J.J. meets an art student whose critical father has other plans for him and refuses J.J.'s offer to teach his son for free as he sees no value in the field.

Neighbors struggle to keep their holiday tradition alive as their hectic lives threaten their commitment to a childhood Christmas pact.

Max and Khadijah are tired of Regine's boyfriend doing everything she asks him to do and decide to send him a break-up letter pretending to be from Regine.

Kyle is upset to learn that a landmark jazz club in Harlem is going to be demolished and he begins to fantasize about what might have happened in the club.