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.
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Steve applies for the vice-principal position at the school, much to the chagrin of Regina. Meanwhile, Cedric comes up with creative ways to propose to Lovita.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Walter Allen Bennett Jr.Guest stars Kathrin Middleton, Joey Camen, Frederick Dawson, David Alan Graf
Cedric and Lovita decide to live together before they get married. Regina ignores Steve's school proposal to counsel at-risk students. Meanwhile, Bullethead and Lydia share a locker, and Romeo gets a mysterious lockermate.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Vince Cheung, Ben MontanioGuest stars Rosie Tenison, Renee Tenison, Desi Arnez Hines II, Justin Charlton-Perrin, Brogan Roche
Steve and Regina clash while sharing the principal's office, and Romeo and Tessa travel to St Louis to elope. Meanwhile, Cedric and Lovita see a computer composite of what their baby would look like.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Josslyn LuckettGuest stars Kent King
Steve pretends to be blind to impress a woman, and Bullethead enters the Miss Booker T beauty pageant in the hopes of winning a new computer. Meanwhile, Lovita wants to know what's in a locked metal box she found in Cedric's closet.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by James HannahGuest stars Kellita Smith, Karan Ashley
Regina stays at Steve's apartment while her place is being fumigated. Meanwhile, Lydia prepares for her belated bat mitzvah, and Regina wants to accompany Steve to a celebrity fundraiser.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Kenneth BraunGuest stars Larry Gelman
Regina warns Steve about getting involved with a woman who stole her university boyfriend and then dumped him. Meanwhile, an electric shock gives Bullethead the power to pick winning stocks.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Vince Cheung, Ben MontanioGuest stars Roxanne Beckford
While Cedric is away at a coaches conference, his grandmother stays at Steve's apartment and torments Lovita. Meanwhile, Lydia, Romeo and Bullethead are bullied by a female student.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by B. Mark SeabrooksGuest stars The Lady of Rage
Steve pretends to be a single parent to impress an attractive member of a support group and pays Romeo to portray his son. Meanwhile, Regina conducts employee evaluations and Bullethead romances a Catholic school student.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Manny BasaneseGuest stars Alex Datcher, Courtney Peldon, Kiami Davael, James Ingersoll, Sarah Lilly
New Year's Eve plans go awry for both Steve and Regina, while Cedric frets over the new millennium hoopla. Meanwhile, Romeo is invited to a party under false pretenses.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Walter Allen Bennett Jr.Guest stars The Lady of Rage, Enya Flack
Regina attends a symposium on education and leaves Steve in charge. He later realizes that supervising the entire school is a greater challenge than he expected. Meanwhile, Cedric and Lovita argue about their wedding plans.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by David PincusGuest stars Shuko Akune, Brooks Almy
Regina recruits Steve and Cedric to participate in a charity bachelor auction where another woman outbids Lovita for her fiancee. Meanwhile, Romeo and Bullethead join Lydia in reading the school's morning announcements.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Jeffrey DuteilGuest stars Ja'net DuBois, Damon Chandler, Eve Greene, Paulette Braxton
Regina wants her new school program approved by the visiting district supervisor, who instead takes a shine to Steve's ideas. Meanwhile, Bullethead, Romeo and Lydia join the faculty talent-show committee and change the format of the event.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Josslyn Luckett, Kenneth BraunGuest stars Barry Shabaka Henley
Steve poses as Lovita's fiancé when Cedric is unable to attend premarital counseling, and a bond forms between them that Cedric finds disturbing. Meanwhile, Romeo and Bullethead's band auditions for a school dance and Regina tries to be more hip.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by B. Mark SeabrooksGuest stars Dante Basco, Rolonda Watts
Regina offers to throw Lovita's bridal shower, but her plans cause friction with Lovita's friends, who envision a much livelier party. Meanwhile, Cedric and Steve begin to feel old and decide to do something wild to break out of their rut.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by James HannahGuest stars Donald Gibb, Larry O. Williams Jr., Diana Theodore, Johari Johnson, Thomas Anthony Jones, Michele Morgan, Toby Smith
Cedric and Lovita spend their honeymoon in Orlando with Steve, Regina and some of the students after the school wins a free vacation thanks to a winning entry in a district contest.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Winifred HerveyGuest stars Tim Powell, David Moreland, Charlene Bloom, Cullen Douglas, Walter Franks, Willie E. Teacher, Leon Morenzie, Pamela O'Bannon
Steve and Cedric enter a cooking contest in hopes of winning a new television, but they face tough competition from Regina and Lovita. Meanwhile, the faculty members serve as mentors to the students, with varying results.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by James HannahGuest stars The Lady of Rage
To earn money to pay off their wedding bills, Lovita and cedric set up a salon in Steve's apartment, which may get them all evicted. Meanwhile, Regina fawns over a novelist who has agreed to speak to her book club.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Manny BasaneseGuest stars Rappin' Granny, Sonia Jackson, Randy J. Goodwin
Romeo's girlfriend develops a crush on Steve after the music teacher speaks to the feminist group the teen belongs to. Meanwhile, Regina feels left out when Cedric and Lovita begin socialising with another couple.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Josslyn Luckett, Kenneth BraunGuest stars Meagan Good, Charity Hill, Ted Davis, Mayah McCoy
Regina sets Steve up with his dream date, while Steve finds a man for Regina who's not what he appears to be. Meanwhile, Coach Cedric follows a bizarre pregame ritual to keep his basketball team's winning streak alive.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Vince Cheung, Ben Montanio, Walter Allen Bennett Jr.Guest stars Mel Jackson, Dawn Stern, Michael Flowers Jr.
Steve arranges for a celebrity to speak at the school's Entrepreneur Day, and when he learns that the guest can't make it, he's reluctant to tell everyone. Elsewhere, Cedric and Lovita discover an extra $8000 in their bank account.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Winifred Hervey, Andrea AllenGuest stars Edward Moss
Booker T High School is chosen to pilot a school-uniform program, which aggravates most of the student body. Elsewhere, Cedric misplaces his wedding ring.
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Directed by Stan LathanWritten by Vince Cheung, Ben MontanioGuest stars Lanette Smith
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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