They were separated at birth, reunited in the mall
Twins Tia Landry and Tamera Campbell were separated and adopted at birth. Fourteen years later, they encounter each other by chance at the mall. After the families meet, Tia's widowed father agrees to let Tamera and her single mother move in with them.
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Twins Tia Landry and Tamera Campbell were separated and adopted at birth. Fourteen years later, they encounter each other by chance at the mall. After the families meet, Tia's widowed father agrees to let Tamera and her single mother move in with them.
Season 6 episodes
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It's a brand new school year and Tia and Tamera are entering college at the University of Michigan with high expectations. They meet up with Diavian, Jordan and Tyreke (who also attend) and learn that their new dorm room is an athletic dorm in which they must share a private bathroom with two college jocks. Wanting to find an available dorm room in the same building as their friends, they go to campus housing and learn that there aren't any vacant rooms. Diavian meets her new roommate, Simone Flosser, a bossy senior whose first impression turns sour. Meanwhile, Ray tries to turn Tamera's bedroom into his personal den room much to the chagrin of Lisa.
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Directed by Sheldon EppsWritten by Rick HawkinsGuest stars Rachael Harris, Greg Pitts, John David Conti, Leroy Edwards III, Rugg Williams, David Sean Robinson, Kivi Rogers, Jeff Sanders
A college talent contest turns to a battle of wills between the twins when Tia the perfectionist agrees to direct Tamera, Diavian and Simone's girl-group routine. Meanwhile, Tyreke and Lisa attend a time-share seminar in search of free gifts.
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Directed by Henry ChanWritten by Regina Y. HicksGuest stars Rachael Harris, Alexis Fields, Devika Parikh, Josef Cannon
Lisa hires Todd Banks, her handsome new assistant, to help her run errands and schedule arrangements. When Todd forgets to hire a model for Lisa's latest designs, she uses Todd instead. After realizing that Todd isn't reliable, she fires him and later is sued by Todd for sexual harassment. Meanwhile, the twins and their friends all sign up for a self-defense class and Tyreke's male ego is thrown for a loop when he is subdued by a mugger who falls afoul of Tia's self-defense skills.
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Directed by Henry ChanWritten by Michael Ajakwe, Jr.Guest stars Rick Fitts, Rachael Harris, Alexis Fields, Greg Pitts, Thomas Anthony Jones, Wendy Miklovic, Paul Eric Jerome, Joe Murphy
Ray decides to run for office and puts Tia, Tamera and Lisa in the public eye. But when Tamera decides not to be supportive after being publicly embarassed, Ray may be forced to reconsider. Also, Ray's ex-girlfriend Vivica returns.
Tia starts to feel that her relationship with Tyreke isn't serious when he becomes overly affectionate. But when she meets Keith Brooks, her new calculus professor, she becomes enchanted and soon breaks up with Tyreke. After learning that Keith has a girlfriend, she tries to reconcile with Tyreke but to no avail.
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Directed by Henry ChanWritten by Felicia D. HendersonGuest stars Brian McKnight, Alexis Fields, Darris Love, Maia Campbell, Linda Kim, Stephen Snedden, Ted Rooney, Stephanie Fudge
Ray supports a bill banning big concerts on campus and is surprised to meet his opponent. Goodie Mob (who appear as themselves) are to perform at the college, and Ray's opposition to the appearance annoys Tamera, who thinks he's giving them a bum rap. Meanwhile, Tia uses Tyreke and Jordan as guinea pigs as she conducts a survey on human behavior.
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Directed by Erma Elzy-JonesWritten by David WyattGuest stars Kyli Santiago, Goodie Mob
While the twins are away, Tyreke and Jordan put themselves in an awkward situation by agreeing to escort two homesick freshmen, CeeCee and Ginger, to the Homecoming dance. Meanwhile, Ray's game night with the boys is interrupted by Lisa's friends.
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Directed by Nancy ReydornWritten by Christina RoysterGuest stars Rachael Harris, Chrystee Pharris, Tyrese Gibson, Denise Dowse, Robert Gossett, Jedda Jones, Gregg Daniel, Charity Hill
Tamara's plans are upset when Jordan goes under cover for the newspaper to expose hazing and, in a rush to get the scoop on fraternity hazing, forgets about his anniversary dinner with Tamera. Meanwhile, Lisa and Ray try to persuade Tia into joining their favorite sororities.
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Directed by Sheldon EppsWritten by Rushion McDonaldGuest stars Brian McKnight, Alexis Fields, Darris Love, Bee-Be Smith, Donald Faison, Vesta Williams, Loretta Jean, Edrie Warner
Jordan suffers Tamera's wrath when he refuses to go to church; and Lisa turns Ray's living room into a "holy sweat shop" after she offers to sew new choir robes.
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Directed by Sheldon EppsWritten by Felicia D. HendersonGuest stars Antwon Tanner, Alexis Fields, Kirk Franklin, Charity Hill, Virginia Watson
Ray calls in a veteran campaign consultant, Clifton McNair, to kick his candidacy into gear; but the unscrupulous campaign manager soon teaches the family that the way to the state senate is an arduous road with no rest stops on the way.
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Directed by Henry ChanWritten by Alison TaylorGuest stars Phill Lewis, Greg Pitts, Larry Carroll, Patricia Belcher, Helen Anzalone Gordon, Roderick Garr, Trace Turville
Tia faces an ethical dilemma after she agrees to take Tamera's chemistry mid-term for her. Meanwhile, a woman from Ray's past uses Lisa to get herself voted into a club.
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Directed by Henry ChanWritten by Regina Y. HicksGuest stars Antwon Tanner, Rolonda Watts, Alexis Fields, Darris Love, Darron Johnson, Randy Rudy, Bill Lee Brown
Tyreke wins four tickets to "Ragtime"; Lisa is attracted to Ray's frat buddy.
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Directed by Henry ChanWritten by Rick HawkinsGuest stars Richard Lawson, Charity Hill, Nigel Thatch, Demica Palmer, Stephanie Charles, Jorge Luis Abreu, David Kopp, Kyle Colerider-Krugh
Tia has Diavian partner with Tyreke for drama class; Tamera and Jordan attempt to hook up cable in Tia and Tamera's room; Lisa's friend sets her up with somebody.
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Directed by Sheldon EppsWritten by Felicia D. HendersonGuest stars Alexis Fields, Vesta Williams, Kimberly Scott, Barry Wiggins, Adam Lazarre-White, Django Craig
Tia, Tamera, Diavian, Jordan, and Tyreke all go to FreakNik in Atlanta during Spring Break. At FreakNik Mya & Blackstreet perform together.
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Directed by Erma Elzy-JonesWritten by Regina Y. HicksGuest stars Richard Lawson, Alexis Fields, Mya, Lillian Lehman, Richard Guiton, David Haley, Gichi Gamba, Mike Flowers
But trouble follows when Victor's Romantic Plans become a disaster. Although his plans to purpose to Lisa are secret, she has a feeling its going to happen and ends up miserable and disgruntled when the proposal doesn't happen any time during the two's romantic night out, not realising her proposal is waiting for her at the house. But, In thier rush to get to a bake sale in time, Tyreke and Jordan accidently take the cup cakes intended for Victor's romantic proposal, inside one of which is a beautiful, and very expensive, engadgement ring! Discovering what happened, the girls end up on a frantic race to retrieve the missing ring.
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Directed by Jackée HarryWritten by Jack HerrguthGuest stars Richard Lawson, Demica Palmer, Danielle Hoover, Ross Rayburn
Lisa's wedding day is today and she is really shy. she runs out of the church and goes to a bar and meets up with her past friend Foxy Jones. Meanwhile Raye comes and finds her and talks her into marrying Victor. I almost cried at the end it was so beautiful. I'm going to miss you Jordan and Tyreke.
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Directed by Henry ChanWritten by Rick HawkinsGuest stars Marques Houston, Richard Lawson, David Coburn, Alexis Fields, Tony Carreiro, Gwen McGee, William Stanford Davis
