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When their children face expulsion because of rule infractions, five single mothers must agree to organize the school's upcoming dance and fundraiser. Although they range from alpha professional to fast-food worker, the women find they have one thing in common: a need for support and an understanding ear. They form the Single Moms Club to help ease one another's burdens and reclaim their freedom.

Michael becomes attracted to the idea of instant fatherhood when he learns the woman he has been dating has a child.

The family tries to bring Cece back down to earth when her head swells with conceit after winning a beauty contest.

Eleanor (Ella Joyce) persuades Roc (Charles Dutton) to buy a car; Joey (Rocky Carroll) housesits at his friend's posh condo.

Eleanor (Ella Joyce) learns about Roc's (Charles Dutton) romantic past when she invites one of his former girlfriends to dinner.

Dean is dumbfounded when Mel lands a spot at a country club where he has repeatedly been denied admission.

Mel lands an important case that could make his career, but Malena pokes holes in his defense while on the witness stand.

Austin (Jeffery Wood) is faced with making a decision when the school bully (guest star Alana Austin) starts harassing him.

Austin's birthday party brings Marion's plans for a little party of his own with his ex-girlfriend to a halt.

When Robert finds himself unable to handle working on two shows at once, he is forced to choose between "Mr. L.A." and "Entertainment Tonight.".

While celebrating Neesee's birthday at her apartment, Robert and Tia find a pregnancy test and believe Neesee is pregnant.

Nicholas must choose between siding with his classmates or with the substitute teacher, who happens to be Wendell.

A second honeymoon proves disastrous for Robert and Jerri when they learn the price of Wendell's Valentine's Day gift.

When he calls at Joey's (Rocky Carroll) condo, Roc (Charles Dutton) is arrested and thrown in jail. With Ella Joyce.

Andrew fears repercussions when he breaks up with Eleanor's boss; Roc challenges Joey to a competition.

A woman sues her daughter for repayment of loans and says that, although she worked hard to be a good role model, her daughter became addicted to drugs and ended up in prison.

The plaintiff agreed to perform at the defendant's magic show but says he was never paid because, after the show, he left with the defendant's girlfriend.

A man sues his aunt for a veterinary bill, a new iPhone and emotional distress, saying her dog bit his, and she gave his dog ibuprofen without permission.

A woman says her cousin intentionally rammed into her car; the cousin says she was trying to avoid a confrontation after the woman threw a brick at her.

Tibbs (Howard Rollins) defends Parker against charges he assaulted an ex-girlfriend's (Victoria Jackson) fiancé.

A former madam returns to Sparta to run a phone-sex service and assures police that her employees are doing nothing illegal.

Chief Forbes' fiancée arrives in Sparta to give him an ultimatum about their relationship; Forbes' young boxing protégé commits a burglary.

Threats against a blues singer (Bobby Short) coincide with the arrival in Sparta of his biggest fan, a wealthy heiress (Jean Simmons).

A client who murdered his wife accuses counselor Tibbs of encouraging a police investigation, prompting Tibbs' resignation from his firm.

Behind the world's most sophisticated security systems, billions of illegal government funds lie. Gabriel Shear plans to finance his own brand of ruthless patriotism if he can break into this virtual Fort Knox. He needs parolee Stanley Jobson, the only man capable of penetrating the layers of firewalls and encrypted passwords. Now Shear and his partner Ginger use every lure, including the promise

Hard times have fallen on Pacashau, Ga., but the townspeople have faith that the Divinity Church Choir will lift their spirits by winning a national competition. The choir has always made beautiful music, but now, its two leading ladies have hit a sour note. Vi Rose (Queen Latifah) believes that a traditional style is the key to victory, but G.G. (Dolly Parton) thinks tried-and-true means tired-an