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After his partner and family are killed, FBI agent Jack Crawford (Jason Statham) becomes obsessed with revenge on an assassin named Rogue (Jet Li). Rogue's return sparks a violent war between rival Asian mobsters Chang (John Lone) and Shiro (Ryo Ishibashi), while the ultimate showdown between Crawford and Rogue reveals the truth.

Boozy and world-weary, NYPD Detective Jack Mosley (Bruce Willis) draws a routine assignment to transport trial witness Eddie Bunker (Mos Def) to the courthouse by 10 a.m. The task quickly becomes a deadly game of cat-and-mouse when some of Jack's fellow officers arrive to kill Eddie so that he cannot testify against them. Jack sees a way to redeem his wasted life by protecting the affable Eddie fr

When Shelly and Rita's competition for the affections of Joe (Carlos Ponce), a handsome bachelor, gets out of control, Janie steps in to save their friendship.

Zaria fears her relationship with her boyfriend is over when he drives his ex-girlfriend home from a party.

When Michael and Zaria learn their parents missed their prom, they plan a party re-creating the event with music group the O'Jays.

Roc and Joey (Charles Dutton, Rocky Carroll) disagree on Sheila's (Alexis Fields) punishment for breaking her curfew.

Roc reluctantly agrees to attend a class for prospective parents with Eleanor; Joey attempts to outsmart a well-known con artist.

Malena (Holly Robinson Peete) is vexed when Sheri (Dedee Pfeiffer) begins confiding in a new neighbor (guest star Constance Marie) about her marital problems. With D.W. Moffett.

Bobbi and Reggie elope after cracking under the pressure of planning a wedding; Sheri is unhappy with her marriage.

Amber makes Marion uncomfortable when she gives him the keys to her condo and tells him she loves him.

One shot eludes Marion (L.L. Cool J) when he and Max (Alfonso Ribeiro) pair up for a miniature golf tournament.

When Neesee borrows Robert's new assistant, Kenny, without his permission, it triggers an escalating feud between the former spouses.

A food critic (Cedric the Entertainer) evaluates the restaurant and publicly declares that despite the good food, the owners are unbearable.

Robert becomes suspicious of his ex-con brother when things begin disappearing from the house; Nicholas spills milk on Michael's keyboard.

The tension between Jerri and her mother (Suzanne Douglas, Nancy Wilson) grows when her parents visit for her law-school graduation.

Roc and Joey (Charles S. Dutton, Rocky Carroll) face personal dilemmas after they make promises they may not be able to keep.

Roc and Eleanor (Charles S. Dutton, Ella Joyce) have conflicting views about Sheila (Alexis Fields) being harassed at school.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for repayment of loans and property damages; she says that after they moved in together, he became emotionally and physically abusive.

A woman sues her sister for repayment of two loans and accuses her of joining a gang when she was 13 years old.

A woman sues her former best friend and her boyfriend's sister because, she claims, they came to her house -- with knives -- to fight, and ended up slashing her tires.

A man sues his estranged wife for unreturned property; she says they separated after he had an affair and fell in love with his mistress.

Tibbs' niece and Bubba's nephew witness a crime and try to prove a dangerous parolee is not dead, as believed.

The murder of a young prostitute leads Gillespie and Tibbs (Carroll O'Connor, Howard Rollins) to different suspects. Guest stars: Eric Pierpoint, Renee Jones.

Tibbs (Howard Rollins) suspects racism played a part in the mysterious death of a progressive minister (J. Don Ferguson). With Carroll O'Connor.

Reporter James (Charlie Sheen) brings petty crook Franklin (Chris Tucker) to justice, but as Franklin is being taken to jail, he is unwittingly drawn into a violent prison break. The police pursue Franklin, mistakenly thinking he killed several officers, so the fugitive turns to James for help. Figuring he has stumbled upon the story of a lifetime, the journalist agrees to prove that Franklin is i

Duncan Pinderhughes (Christopher Reid) is a nerdy straight-A student with no social life, and Blade Brown (Christopher Martin) is a tough bad boy with grades so low he has little hope of graduating from high school. When a fateful mistake swaps their permanent records -- and thereby identities -- they decide to take advantage. Duncan will raise Blade's grades, and Blade will show Duncan how to be