90s Sitcoms

The women in Robert's life gather to discuss his relationship history.

Antonio convinces Lowell to negotiate for a raise when he receives a better job offer from another airport.

Joe is forced out of the pilot's seat by high blood pressure.

The brothers' competitiveness prompts them to seek their childhood I.Q. scores.

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

Lisa's mother comes to visit; Lisa had told her mother that she was married to Ray; Lisa manages to convince Ray to pretend that he is her husband.

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.

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

Brian pulls out all the stops in an attempt to win Alex's affections; Roy and Lowell become addicted to a video game.

Helen receives conflicting advice from the brothers on what to wear before she goes for a symphony audition.

Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) is forced to choose between living with either Hilda or Zelda (Caroline Rhea, Beth Broderick).

Sabrina's Halloween party turns into a disaster when monsters crash the party and a river of candy corn fills the kitchen.

Sabrina hires Roland to spy on Harvey and Libby when they are paired as husband and wife for a class project.

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

Some wrong bus transfers leave the twins lost on the way back from a downtown movie.

Debra isn't sure what to think when her father brings an older female companion to Thanksgiving dinner.

After having a fight with Frank, Marie moves in with Ray, Debra and the kids.

The pressure is on after Bulldog tells Frasier's son, Frederick (Trevor Einhorn), that his father is a softball star.

Cupid forces Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) to bring two lovers together or be banished to the Other Realm.

It's a choice between journalistic integrity and suspension when Moesha writes a potentially damaging newspaper article.