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A hairstylist sues a former client for failure to pay her in full, falsely accusing her of theft and defaming her online.

A woman sues her ex-husband, who is now engaged to her former best friend, for unpaid childcare.

The plaintiff says that when the defendant came to repossess her vehicle, she was pepper-sprayed, but the defendant says she was attacked with an umbrella.

The defendant says that when he dated the plaintiff, she constantly accused him of cheating, but he discovered that she was talking to other men, including her pastor.

A murderer (John Diehl) is on the run, and Gillespie (Carroll O'Connor) does everything he can to prevent him from killing again. With Alan Autry.

A councilwoman (Denise Nicholas) tries art therapy on a mute boy who may have witnessed his father's murder.

A retired detective (Ken Curtis) assists Gillespie's probe of a murder at a rest home; guest Louise Fletcher.

Althea suspects a student has problems at home, then learns one parent is dead, the other is missing.

Bubba downplays the gossip that he is the father of a baby left on his doorstep; blackmail and murder surface in the search for the baby's parents.

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

Madea catches teenage Jennifer and her two younger brothers looting her home. She decides to take matters into her own hands and delivers the young delinquents to the only relative they have, their aunt April, who wants nothing to do with the kids.

Madea accompanies her niece, Eileen, to the small town of Buck Tussel to pay a surprise visit to Eileen's daughter, Lacey, who has refused to come home for Christmas. The real reason Lacey is avoiding her judgmental mother is that she has secretly married Connor, a white classmate from college. When Eileen and Madea arrive at Lacey's farm, she tells them that Connor is an employee, but her lie soo

Jerri's Aunt Josephine arrives with an obnoxious dog; Robert makes suggestions for Zaria's valedictory.

While Robert wants to renew his vows to Jerri in a simple ceremony, Jerri's sister Celeste has more ambitious plans.

During a union strike, Roc (Charles S. Dutton) lands a temporary job in Eleanor's (Ella Joyce) department at the hospital. Joey Aresco guest stars.

No one believes Roc's (Charles S. Dutton) story when he rejects the advances of a new female employee (Trisha Campbell). With Ella Joyce.

Mel's track record of hiring beautiful but incompetent assistants continues, but he tries to keep it from Malena.

Mel is thrilled that his childhood nanny (guest star Laura Hayes) is going to care for the baby, but she clashes with Malena.

Paula sues Marion in court over his meaningless flirtations; guest Gloria Allred.

Max's childhood friend Gary Sheffield, now a famous baseball player, wants revenge for an embarrassing nickname Max gave him.

Bobby reveals to Robert that he joined the cheerleading squad instead of playing peewee football.

Neesee agrees to go out with Robert's co-worker (Kevin Hart); Dirk helps Bobby practice for a spelling bee.

To get the car, Michael and Zaria (Kenny Blank, Reagan Gomez-Preston) ask for nose rings.

After she catches Dad spying, Zaria (Reagan Gomez-Preston) feigns interest in a rakish date.

A woman accidentally dies during a night of passion with Andrew (Carl Gordon). With Charles S. Dutton and Ella Joyce.

Roc (Charles S. Dutton) tries to find a peaceful means of removing drug dealers from his neighborhood. Tone Loc guest stars. With Ella Joyce.

A woman is suing the defendant, her former employee, for an unpaid loan and claims that her boyfriend had an affair with her.

A pair who met on social media, became friends with benefits, and moved in together accuse each other of assault.

The plaintiff says she was accused of stealing at work, but her former co-worker says all of the employees were stealing, and that is why they got fired.

A woman says the defendant's ex-girlfriend vandalized her car in a jealous rage.

When a fundamentalist preacher is found dead, an ironclad alibi prevents Gillespie from pursuing the case against a traveling madam.

Althea finds a woman's death especially tragic, and Gillespie investigates whether the woman's ex-husband ran her down.

Althea (Anne-Marie Johnson) does not know that a visiting friend (Patrice Chanel) is a fugitive from justice. With Carroll O'Connor.

Robert Richardson (Blair Underwood) moves out of Alabama, believing that as a black man, he'll find more equality in Los Angeles. He quickly lands a job as a messenger for the Los Angeles Times. But then two white police officers make a small traffic arrest that sets off a string of race riots in L.A.'s Watts district. Since white reporters aren't allowed into these violent protests, the newspaper

In 1964 the Ku Klux Klan murders three civil-rights workers for protecting black Americans.

Russell Walker has started a new hip-hop and rap label called Krush Groove, which features a stellar list of acts that includes Kurtis Blow and Run-D.M.C. However, Walker doesn't have sufficient money to keep up the label, especially after Run-D.M.C. scores a big single. As he struggles to fund the label, more and more rap groups, like the Beastie Boys and LL Cool J, emerge in the New York City hi

A joyous reunion in small-town Georgia turns into an unexpected nightmare when Madea, Joe, Aunt Bam and other family members gather for an anniversary party that turns out to be a sham. Instead of fun and relaxation, Madea and the gang soon find themselves attending an elaborate funeral that doesn't quite go according to plan.

The tables are turned on Robert (Robert Townsend) when he has to work for a former student. Guest star: Gilbert Gottfried.

Robert's (Robert Townsend) elaborate anniversary plans for Jerri (Suzzanne Douglas) are almost ruined. Guest star: Jeffrey Osborne.

Joey's (Rocky Carroll) hopes of playing with a jazz band are dashed when they hire a better trumpeter. With Charles S. Dutton.

Joey and Roc (Rocky Carroll, Charles S. Dutton) try to strike it rich by managing a boys singing group.

A misunderstanding between Malena and Sheri escalates into war when Mel and Dean take sides.

Dean hopes to land a big account by playing matchmaker with his boss and Mel's gay assistant (guest stars Mark Tymchyshyn and Jack Plotnick).

Marion's (L.L. Cool J) relationship with Natalie (guest star Paulette Braxton) hits a snag when Natalie lays down some ground rules.

Max and Marion (Alfonso Ribeiro, L.L. Cool J) try to avert foreclosure on the clinic. With Kim Wayans.

Robert and Neesee share custody of their new condo when Bobby tells them that he does not want to go back and forth between houses.

Bobby finds himself in the gifted-students program after cheating on his aptitude test; Neesee's new neighbor sets her up on a date with a guy who has a weird fetish.

Michael's (Kenny Blank) latest love interest, Patrice (Dawn Summers), has the hots for Robert (Robert Townsend).

Robert (Robert Townsend) ends up in the doghouse when he lets Nicholas (Curtis Williams) get a pet to replace his imaginary friend.

The guys share their harrowing dreams to ease Eleanor's fear of a haunting nightmare.

As Roc (Charles Dutton) plans a special birthday party for Eleanor (Ella Joyce), he is determined to finally throw Joey (Rocky Carroll) out.

A man sues his former longtime friend, who helped him with his drug- and alcohol-addiction struggles, for rent and breach of contract.

A woman sues her ex for wrecking her car, saying they used to drink excessively and use drugs together until she checked herself into rehab.

A woman sues her ex-fiance, who says she lost custody of her child due to her heroin addiction.

The plaintiff hired the defendant to plan her 30th birthday party, but is suing because she claims she was dissatisfied with the defendant's services.

Tempers flare over the arrest of a black man (Steve Coulter) suspected of murder. With Howard Rollins and Carroll O'Connor.

Chief Gillespie refuses to point out the obvious suspect in the murder of Councilwoman DeLong's sister.

Councilwoman DeLong ventures outside Sparta to find the powerful figure responsible for her sister's murder.

Akeelah, an 11-year-old girl living in South Los Angeles, discovers she has a talent for spelling, which she hopes will take her to the National Spelling Bee.

Poet and professor Melvin B. Tolson teaches at the predominantly black Wiley College in 1935 Texas. He decides to start a debate team, something nearly unheard of at a black college. While at first he butts heads with the influential father of one of his best debaters, eventually he is able to form a team of strong-minded, intelligent young students, and they become the first black debate team to