Down on his luck and out of money, former R&B star Steve Hightower lands a music teacher gig at an inner-city Chicago school. Showing who's in charge with his unorthodox approach, Steve discovers a new groove at Washington High School.
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Down on his luck and out of money, former R&B star Steve Hightower lands a music teacher gig at an inner-city Chicago school. Showing who's in charge with his unorthodox approach, Steve discovers a new groove at Washington High School.
Season 2 episodes
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Cedric falls in love with Regina's new secretary Lovita Alizay Jenkins. As Steve's insensitivity upsets Regina, Romeo and Bullethead square off over a beautiful classmate.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Winifred HerveyGuest stars Fred Pinkard
For a fundraiser, Steve tries to reunite the Hi-Tops, but learns they've formed a new band without him. So he decides to make some beautiful new music with Regina. Meanwhile, Bullethead decides to quit school to work full time at his new job in the mall.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Lawrence T. HolmesGuest stars Joe Costanza
Steve blows off a banquet with the teenager he's mentoring so that he can prepare a romantic meal for Regina. Also, Romeo gets a hand from his classmates after injuring his arm in a skateboard accident.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Jeffrey DuteilGuest stars Kel Mitchell, Kenan Thompson, Jennifer Lyons, Stan Sellers, Adele Givens
Steve thinks his manhood is in question after Regina beats the stuffing out of a too-fresh chicken mascot at a basketball game. Also, Romeo and Bullethead enroll in a dance class.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Jeffrey DuteilGuest stars Judyann Elder, Lance E. Nichols, Charles Rahi Chun, Caroline Jones
Steve has competition for Regina's affections when her college beau comes back to town.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Walter Allen Bennett Jr.Guest stars Jennifer Lyons, Adele Givens, Aaron Brumfield, Dorien Wilson, Rainbow Borden, Damon Standifer
Steve agrees to date Regina's recently dumped, vulnerable friend. Lovita helps Ced with his taxes, and discovers receipts that show he has gone out with other women. And Romeo teaches his ""Mack-a-nomics"" class to teach the guys about how to get over on women.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Winifred HerveyGuest stars Bianca Lawson, Craig Kirkwood, Jackie Roberts
On their way to a conference, Steve and Regina get stuck in a snowstorm while traveling the back roads. Meanwhile, Lovita's country cousin puts the moves on Cedric.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Jeffrey Duteil, Winifred HerveyGuest stars Lalanya Masters
Steve and two of his former singing partners must find a fourth voice before their group performs at an oldies show. Meanwhile, the students get a lesson in parenting.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Josslyn Luckett, Kenneth BraunGuest stars T.K. Carter, Bianca Lawson, Adrian Zmed, Wayne Wilderson, The Lady of Rage, Damon Butler, Skip Cunningham, Adam Jackson
Steve and Cedric are up for membership in a men's club, where they'll be rubbing elbows with Chicago's business elite. Romeo and Bullethead use a new camera to meet girls.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by B. Mark SeabrooksGuest stars Gabrielle Union, Wayne Wilderson, Bill Sehres, Aaron Seville, Jordan Wood, Darrow Igus
Lovita is upset when Cedric wins a pair of tickets to a Chicago Bulls playoff game and decides to take Steve. Regina is upset when a shipment of cafeteria food is not delivered.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Lawrence T. HolmesGuest stars Bianca Lawson
Rumors of a big announcement from Warrington has everyone thinking he's going to propose to Regina. Romeo and Bullethead send a strict teacher anonymous love letters hoping to help their grades.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Walter Allen Bennett Jr.Guest stars Veronica Redd, Earl Billings, Dorien Wilson, Nick LaTour, Kari Rydju, Starletta DuPois
B. Mark Seabrooks, Walter Allen Bennett Jr., Manny Basanese, Winifred Hervey, Lawrence T. Holmes, James Hannah, Jeffrey Duteil, Vince Cheung, Ben Montanio, Kenneth Braun, Josslyn Luckett, Andrea Allen, Joey Soloway, Robert Kurtz, Leslie Ray, Michael Rowe, Mike Costa, Lisa Rosenthal, David Pincus, Eric Brand
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
122
Original language
English
Networks & production
The WBUnited States
Winifred Hervey Productions
Brillstein-Grey EntertainmentUnited States
Stan Lathan TV
Universal Studios Network ProgrammingUnited States
Brillstein-Grey CommunicationsUnited States
Themes
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