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.
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Lisa learns of a benefit fashion show and tries to persuade one of the designers to look at her portfolio. When she fails, Tia and Tamera strike a pose and sneak backstage - as models. Supermodel Beverly Peele appears as herself.
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Directed by Max TashGuest stars Beverly Peele, Vernee Watson, Lydell M. Cheshier
Tamera and Ray have a falling out over his new girlfriend Vivica who, she says, has turned him into a "gallivanting, promise-breaking Romeo." Meanwhile, Tia lands a job at a mall bookstore and becomes enamored of a mysterious customer.
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Directed by Sheldon EppsGuest stars RonReaco Lee, Esther Scott, Rolonda Watts, Christopher Reid
Tamera learns that even the best plans can go wrong when she decides to fight Tia's battle with her boss, who's paying a male employee more money: her decision to pose as Tia and demand equal pay gets her sister fired.
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Directed by David GrossmanWritten by Felicia D. HendersonGuest stars Alana Austin, Rolonda Watts, Alexis Fields, Christopher Reid, Gabrielle Union
The twins heed an uncle's birthday advice to "seize the day" by skipping school and flying to Chicago for a hip-hop concert instead of celebrating with their parents, but a series of misfortunes turns their dream day into a nightmare - especially when Lisa and Ray uncover the truth.
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Directed by Sheldon EppsGuest stars Senta Moses, Alexis Fields, Gabrielle Union, Al Pugliese, Mark Holton, George Anthony Bell, Ed Cambridge, Cheryl Francis Harrington
Tia and Tamera find their upcoming SATs a little intimidating, so they hire a tutor to help them prepare, and are shocked when young T.J. Henderson arrives at their door. Meanwhile, Lisa accidentally breaks a gift that Vivica gave Ray.
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Directed by James HamptonGuest stars Senta Moses, Tahj Mowry, Alexis Fields, Gabrielle Union, David Youse, Mark Christopher Lawrence, Fitz Houston
Tamera entangles Tia and her friends in a sticky web of deceit after she lies about being able to get a celebrity to appear at a school fund-raiser. Music group Immature performs.
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Directed by James HamptonGuest stars Alana Austin, Alexis Fields, Gabrielle Union, Young Rome, Kelton Kessee, Christopher Reid, Bari K. Willerford
Tia's mysterious new friend Tyreke asks her out on a date which, of course, she accepts. When he arrives at the house, everyone learns that he is Ray's new mechanic whom he's mentoring. When Ray discloses that Tyreke once was a former juvenile delinquent, he forbids Tia from seeing him.
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Directed by James HamptonWritten by Felicia D. HendersonGuest stars RonReaco Lee, Esther Scott, Christopher Reid
Tamera accepts Tia's wager that she can't tell the truth for one week, but she faces a dilemma when she spies Ray's girlfriend Vivica cheating on him; a prominent client asks Lisa's opinion about the fit of a gown, forcing her to decide if honesty is really the best policy.
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Directed by Sheldon EppsGuest stars Senta Moses, Rolonda Watts, Alexis Fields, Patricia Belcher, Tyrees Allen, April Barnett
After Tia and Tyreke tire of Tamera tagging along on their dates, they decide to find her a boyfriend. Meanwhile, Lisa is asked to eulogize a woman she disliked.
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Directed by Henry ChanGuest stars RonReaco Lee, Deon Richmond, Senta Moses, Taraji P. Henson, Jimmy Lee Newman Jr., Alexis Fields, Damon Chandler, Mary Elizabeth McGlynn
The girls are given a credit card for emergencies but when a real crisis develops, Tia learns that Tamera let her friends max out the card at the mall.
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Directed by Henry ChanGuest stars Senta Moses, Alexis Fields, Rashaan Nall, Lou Felder, Rowena Balos, Heather Morgan, J.D. Hall, Brandon N. Bowlin
The twins try to reunite Lisa with her younger sister Darcy, whom she hasn't spoken to in years. Lisa refuses, until Darcy announces that she's in need of surgery.
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Directed by Sheldon EppsGuest stars RonReaco Lee, Deon Richmond, Charmin Lee, Nicci Gilbert, Nick Toth, Terence Paul Winter
After the twins and Diavian are engaged in a battle of the sexes with their beaus, Lisa introduces the girls to "The Laws." The R&B teen trio 702 performs.
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Directed by Henry ChanGuest stars RonReaco Lee, Deon Richmond, Alexis Fields, Chad Haywood
Tamera feels she has something to prove when she pledges an elite social club, but the club's president has other plans for her new plebe. Meanwhile, Ray's old girlfriend "borrows" his business practices for her own use.
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Directed by Henry ChanWritten by Felicia D. HendersonGuest stars RonReaco Lee, Deon Richmond, Senta Moses, Rolonda Watts, Alexis Fields, Natasha Pearce, Pat Harvey, Renée Hughes
After Tia impresses the WNBA's Lisa Leslie (appearing as herself) at a book signing, she's offered a dream job with the organization's media department. But accepting the job means giving up her other dream - college.
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Directed by Jackée HarryGuest stars RonReaco Lee, Deon Richmond, Lisa Leslie, Alexis Fields, Chad Haywood, Lynn Ann Leveridge
The twins sneak into an over-21 dance club to see hip-hop artist W.C. (appearing as himself). Meanwhile, Lisa sneaks out of the house to go on a date with Aaron, a just-over-21-year-old.
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Directed by James HamptonGuest stars RonReaco Lee, Deon Richmond, Khalil Kain, Shar Jackson, WC, Andre Covington
The girls haven't left for college yet, and they're already missing Roger. But when he tags along to the mall with their boyfriends, they're sorry they ever met him. Meanwhile, Lisa tries to avoid having her picture taken by Ray and confessing her fear of cameras.
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Directed by James HamptonGuest stars RonReaco Lee, Deon Richmond
The girls plan for a magical prom, but getting the right dresses proves complicated when everyone else has similar tastes.
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Directed by Henry ChanWritten by Doug McIntyreGuest stars RonReaco Lee, Deon Richmond, Esther Scott, Alexis Fields, Chad Haywood, Jon B., Mari Morrow, Reynaldo Rey
In a parody of "Cinderella," Tamera's left at home to clean house while Tia and the gang attend Jordan's party - until her grandfather plays fairy godfather to make the impossible possible.
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Directed by James HamptonWritten by Felicia D. HendersonGuest stars RonReaco Lee, Deon Richmond, Alexis Fields, Chad Haywood, Sherman Hemsley
Tia, Tamera and their friends prepare for graduation. Lisa searches to find the girls a guest commencement speaker for the ceremony while Tamera and Jordan decide on a farewell song. Tyreke feels left out in the celebration since he never got the chance to receive his diploma. He tells Ray that he wants to get his GED after receiving a promotion as full-mechanic and that he will need time off to study. After failing his exam, Tyreke gives up and decides to take Ray up on his promotion. When Tyreke visits Tia, they get into a argument and face a breakup. Once the girls learn of Tyreke's dilemma, he takes the GED exam again and succeeds. Commencement for the class of 1998 begins with Superbowl MVP Terrel Davis giving a touching speech and ending with Roger performing a song for his friends.
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Directed by Henry ChanGuest stars RonReaco Lee, Deon Richmond, Alexis Fields, Chad Haywood, Terrell Davis