90s Sitcoms

Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) and Salem fill in for an injured Santa Claus (guest star John Ratzenberger) on Christmas Eve. Johnny Mathis also guest stars.

Tia and Tamera are disappointed after meeting their idol; Lisa and Ray get friendly.

Two identical twin girls Tia and Tamera Mowry, separated at birth, finally meet and vow to stay together forever.

Fearing separation if either of their parents remarry, the twins scheme to break up Ray's relationship.

Tamera coaxes Tia (Tamera and Tia Mowry) into taking a test for her but is nabbed when her teacher (Kathleen Mitchell) finds out.

Moesha receives a brand new car, only it's not the Jeep she has always wanted.

Moesha (Brandy Norwood) joins an all-male organization and forces its leader (guest star Chaz Lamar Shepherd) to rethink women's rights.

Moesha (Brandy Norwood) joins an all-male organization and forces its leader (guest star Chaz Lamar Shepherd) to rethink women's rights.

Ray becomes overdramatic after learning that Debra is comfortable with the twins performing as fairies in a school play.

A labor dispute sends Fay to work for Roy.

Brian arranges to have braggart Roy sing the national anthem at a Red Sox game.

Helen's friends encourage her to attend Fay's self-help group with Brian.

After impulsively kissing another guy, Danielle's wedding is called off; Tia is pleased when asked out by a supermarket box boy.

Ray and Lisa (Tim Reid, Jackee Harry) accompany Tia and Tamera (Tia and Tamera Mowry) on a birthday trip to Chicago.

Tamera dents her dad's car; Lisa wants Ray to help bake 80 loaves of bread for a fund-raiser.

Moesha (Brandy Norwood) becomes jealous when Hakeem (Lamont Bentley) begins dating a girl (guest star Reagan Gomez-Preston) and has less time to spend with her.

Robert gets a surprise visit from the woman he fell in love with when the Barones vacationed in Italy.

While celebrating Thanksgiving, Debra discovers that her seemingly contented parents are miserable with each other.

A Christmas letter from Marie and Debra causes a family tiff.

Joe enters a local election against a previously unopposed Roy, but a dark-horse candidate emerges.

Joe keeps the gang wondering as to what really occurred during an impromptu evening with Alex; Lowell hunts a cricket in Roy's office.

Joe and Helen try to save a vulnerable Brian from heartbreak when his old flame (Teri Austin) comes to town.

Gail and Helen shock Joe when they become fast friends; airport staffers prepare for a presidential visit.

Gail and Helen shock Joe when they become fast friends; airport staffers prepare for a presidential visit.

Any residue of romance evaporates when Joe sues Helen after she smashes her Jeep through his office wall.

Aspiring cellist Helen tries to arrange an audition with a honeymooning symphony conductor (guest star David Ogden Stiers).

Joe causes an elderly video-store clerk to have a heart attack after an argument over a videotape charge.

Roy's grief over the death of his wife continues -- until Joe and Brian discover she is alive.

A forgotten classmate asks Joe to be the best man at his wedding.

Joe and Brian get tips from Helen on what women like in men in order to interest Alex in a date.

Lowell camps out in the plane after Bunny (Laura Innes) kicks him out for his unreasonable jealousy.

Frasier is caught in a compromising position with a stripper (Rachel York) while trying to win back his ex (Gigi Rice).

Lilith (Bebe Neuwirth) visits Seattle to ask Frasier a shocking question.

Niles' scheme to reunite Daphne's parents (Brian Cox, Millicent Martin) may require Martin to masquerade as a romantic rival to her father.

Niles' sudden surgery prompts the brothers' childhood memories; despite reassurance, Daphne has trouble dealing with Niles' health.