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Chris becomes a reporter for the school newspaper and writes a fictitious story about a serial killer in his neighborhood, which causes widespread panic. Meanwhile, Rochelle campaigns for a slick city councilman, much to Julius dismay.

Halloween starts out as a treat for Chris when an older girl invites him to a costume party, but Caruso has a trick for the teen---rotten eggs. Meanwhile, Julius buys cheap candy to hand out to the neighborhood kids. Sweet Tooth: Antonio Fargas.

Chris wins a lot of money for Doc by correctly predicting upsets in pro basketball games---until the neighborhood bookie threatens him. Back at home, Tonya gets tips from Julius on how to beat Drew in checkers.

Chris wants to hang with the so-called cool kids in the neighborhood, so he buys cigarettes and promptly gets suspended from school when he s caught with them. Elsewhere, Rochelle gets upset with Julius when she finds a coat she thought he got rid of.

Julius and Rochelle have a “date night” and hire a babysitter to watch the kids, but she has to leave to take care of a personal matter, so Chris must cover for her.

A tired Chris spends his Saturday morning with his siblings at a Laundromat, and Tonya storms out after arguing with Chris. Elsewhere, Julius and Rochelle shop for a new television and a salesman tries to get them to sign up for a credit card.

Chris tries to impress the girl of his dreams (Aree Davis) after she s hired to tutor Drew, but his heart breaks when he discovers them kissing in his bedroom. Elsewhere, Julius is a bundle of nerves when he finds himself attracted to another woman.

Julius tries to improve his marriage by watching Oprah Winfrey on TV, but Rochelle misreads his new attitude and assumes he is having an affair; Chris volunteers for a Big Brother program and is assigned a surprising little brother.

A tired Chris spends his Saturday morning with his siblings at a Laundromat, and Tonya storms out after arguing with Chris. Elsewhere, Julius and Rochelle shop for a new television and a salesman tries to get them to sign up for a credit card.

Chris starts telling dirty jokes at school after he listens to his parents Redd Foxx album. Meanwhile, Rochelle tries to set up a blind date for her mom; and Drew is pestered by a girl who keeps telling friends that he kissed her.

Chris tries to help Malvo, a career criminal just released from prison, get into high school so he can turn his life around; and Rochelle gives parenting advice to a neighborhood mom who can t control her daughter.

Julius finds $200 in food stamps, but Rochelle is too embarrassed to use them; Chris and Greg have a falling out over a science project they are working on together. Sheila: Keesha Sharp.

Chris wants to buy a leather jacket so girls will think he s cool. To earn money for it, he works with his dad delivering newspapers. Also, Drew dares Tonya to drink a hot-sauce shake and she ends up in the emergency room. Keisha: Aree Davis.

Chris is asked to be a deejay at a party, so he buys expensive equipment and renames himself DJ Chrissy Chris; Drew tries to get Julius to take him to a magic show, but Julius fear of rabbits gets in the way.

Chris gets tips on raising the most dough in a school cookie-selling competition from neighborhood crooks, which gets him in trouble with the police; Julius s plan to see “Dreamgirls” with Rochelle for their anniversary gets thwarted.

Chris wants to buy a leather jacket so girls will think he s cool. To earn money for it, he works with his dad delivering newspapers. Also, Drew dares Tonya to drink a hot-sauce shake and she ends up in the emergency room. Keisha: Aree Davis.

Chris has trouble learning algebra, so Rochelle tries to teach him. Meanwhile, Julius gets Risky a job helping him deliver newspapers; and Drew breaks Julius chair, but Tonya takes the blame and then makes Drew wait on her hand and foot.

Chris tries to get an invitation to a spin-the-bottle party in hopes of getting his first kiss; Julius gets jealous when Rochelle runs into a former boyfriend and he gets Tonya to spy on her; Mr. Omar borrows money from Drew.

Chris wants a portable cassette player for Christmas, but his parents can t afford to buy one. At school, Chris brings in canned goods for the needy and is surprised to find out that the food drive is for him. Mrs. Morello: Jacqueline Mazarella.

Chris tries to find the perfect clothes to wear for picture day at school; Rochelle attempts to sell cosmetics from her home, but the women she invites are only interested in eating her food.

Chris takes karate lessons and accidentally breaks Drew s hand; Tonya learns the art of gossiping when she goes with Rochelle to the beauty shop.

Chris fails math but he changes the grade on his report card before showing it to his parents; Julius recovers from the gout by staying at home and watching soap operas.

Chris tries to find the perfect clothes to wear for picture day at school; Rochelle attempts to sell cosmetics from her home, but the women she invites are only interested in eating her food.

Chris plans to get revenge on Caruso for making his life miserable at school. Back at home, Julius tries to fix Mr. Omar s clogged drain, but he only makes things worse and gets reported to the housing authority.

Controversy erupts when Chris asks a white girl to be his date for the ninth-grade school dance. Meanwhile, Tonya pesters her parents about taking ballet lessons.

Chris fears that he won t receive a Valentine s Day card from anyone, but then he meets a cute girl on the bus. Back at home, Julius gets worried when Tonya says she has a boyfriend at school.

Chris becomes the champion player of an arcade game at the corner store; Julius and Rochelle agree to cut back on their guilty pleasures (her chocolates, his lottery tickets) to save money.

Chris tries to find the perfect clothes to wear for picture day at school; Rochelle attempts to sell cosmetics from her home, but the women she invites are only interested in eating her food.

Chris s friendship with Greg is jeopardized when they break the rules of Greg s house by playing video games after school. Elsewhere, Tonya misses having her big brother around to take the fall for her misdeeds. Art: Gary Basaraba.

Chris becomes the champion player of an arcade game at the corner store; Julius and Rochelle agree to cut back on their guilty pleasures (her chocolates, his lottery tickets) to save money.

Chris fails an assessment test and is sent to see the school s guidance counselor (Chris Rock), who doesn t have a clue how to help Chris. Back at home, Julius tries to find a way out of buying the kids new school clothes.

In the third-season ender, Chris graduates from junior high, but his joy is short-lived when he learns Greg will be attending a different high school.

Chris fails math but he changes the grade on his report card before showing it to his parents; Julius recovers from the gout by staying at home and watching soap operas.

Rochelle s father (Jimmie Walker) visits, but he dies of a heart attack while eating dinner. Rochelle then has to help her controlling mother with the funeral arrangements.

Chris fails math but he changes the grade on his report card before showing it to his parents; Julius recovers from the gout by staying at home and watching soap operas.

Rochelle s father (Jimmie Walker) visits, but he dies of a heart attack while eating dinner. Rochelle then has to help her controlling mother with the funeral arrangements.

Chris reluctantly agrees to hide some marijuana for a crook on the run and tries to find a good place to stash it so he won t get into trouble. Meanwhile, Rochelle must learn a new computer system at the beauty shop, with help from Peaches.

Chris calls in a bomb threat to school to delay a presentation he must give in history class. Meanwhile, a disgruntled customer puts a voodoo hex on Rochelle.

Chris finds a Playboy magazine hidden in his dad s toolbox and takes it to school, where he charges kids a dollar to look at it. But when Caruso steals the magazine, Chris must find a way to replace it before Julius discovers that it s missing.

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white school in a sitcom inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who produced and narrates the series.

Caruso gets beat up by a karate-kicking kid and abdicates his role as school bully. Unfortunately, the situation makes life even more troublesome for Chris, because now a lot more students pick on him.

The fourth season begins with Chris entering high school and being placed in an all-white homeroom with a bigoted teacher. Meanwhile, Tonya starts working with Rochelle at the local beauty parlor, where her blunt honesty gets her into trouble.

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white school in a sitcom inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who produced and narrates the series.

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white school in a sitcom inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who produced and narrates the series.

Chris is excited when he gets a black substitute teacher (Orlando Jones), but his enthusiasm quickly turns to dread when the man pressures Chris to bring his grade up to an A.

Chris gets robbed by a local thug after Doc lets him work the cash register at the corner store, and he fears the thief will kill him if he snitches. At home, Julius gets angry when Tonya tapes over his soap opera and he refuses to apologize to her.

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white school in a sitcom inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who produced and narrates the series.

Julius asks Chris to move the family car across the street, but Chris ends up driving to school to impress a girl. Meanwhile, Rochelle goes to traffic court to argue about a speeding ticket.

Chris agrees to help a fellow home-economics student, who is androgynous, improve his baking skills if the student hooks Chris up with a hot classmate; Tasha s chatterbox ex-con mom returns home and is determined to become Rochelle s new best friend.

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white school in a sitcom inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who produced and narrates the series.

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white school in a sitcom inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who produced and narrates the series.

Rumors swirl that Chris and Tasha are a hot couple after she publicly kisses him on the cheek for removing a mouse from her grandmother s apartment, and Chris does nothing to stop them. Also, Julius wants to get something fun with his trading stamps.

Caruso gets beat up by a karate-kicking kid and abdicates his role as school bully. Unfortunately, the situation makes life even more troublesome for Chris, because now a lot more students pick on him.

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white school in a sitcom inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who produced and narrates the series.

Chris is allowed to get a dog after his family s apartment is robbed, and he s charged with training it to be a guard dog. Meanwhile, since the TV was stolen, Drew and Tonya start making prank phone calls to pass the time.

A cute girl asks Chris to the homecoming dance, but first her dad (Orlando Jones) insists on meeting him; Drew fills in for Chris at Doc s store and persuades Doc to feng shui the place.

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white school in a sitcom inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who produced and narrates the series.

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white school in a sitcom inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who produced and narrates the series.

Chris must care for an egg like it s a baby for a week as part of a social-studies project on parenting; Tonya believes Drew is a werewolf; Julius tries to find ways to lower the electric bill.

Chris reluctantly skips school to accompany Drew on a mission to get hockey great Wayne Gretzky s autograph after Drew learns his idol is in town to play a game. Unfortunately, Julius and Rochelle discover the boys are missing from school.

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white school in a sitcom inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who produced and narrates the series.

Chris becomes a reporter for the school newspaper and writes a fictitious story about a serial killer in his neighborhood, which causes widespread panic. Meanwhile, Rochelle campaigns for a slick city councilman, much to Julius dismay.

Chris inadvertently gets his English teacher in trouble when he persuades her to let the class write about movies instead of books. Mr. Omar moves in with Chris family while Julius makes repairs to his apartment to bring it up to code.

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white school in a sitcom inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who produced and narrates the series.

A black teen in Brooklyn during the early 1980s attends a mostly white school in a sitcom inspired by the childhood experiences of comedian Chris Rock, who produced and narrates the series.