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The Rev. Gregory (Clifton Davis) is jealous when a 19-year-old handyman (Cuba Gooding Jr.) has a crush on Thelma (Anna Maria Horsford). With Sherman Hemsley.

Regina (Wendy Raquel Robinson) plans a sophisticated tea party to honor Lovita (Terri J. Vaughn) for her bridal shower while Steve (Steve Harvey) organizes a raucous affair that comes up short to celebrate Cedric (Cedric the Entertainer) for his bachelor party. Meanwhile, Bullethead (William Lee Scott) and Romeo (Merlin Santana) excel at a music history quiz game, causing Steve to suspect they are cheating.

Cedric (Cedric the Entertainer) accidentally traps himself and Steve (Steve Harvey) in a basement storage room right before his wedding, causing Lovita (Terri J. Vaughn), Regina (Wendy Raquel Robinson) and company to worry about where he might be.

Florida's reluctance to go out on a date proves to be justified when her supposedly special evening with Carl seems headed for disaster.

Lamont and Fred, at Lamont's insistence, take advantage of the free tests offered by a Breathmobile. The results convince Fred that he has tuberculosis. The pair soon discover the results were put in the wrong envelope and it's Lamont who should be concerned about his health.

Walker scours the nightclubs of Dallas in search of the attackers who victimized a friend's daughter using the "date rape" drug.

Walker searches for clues to an eight-year-old crime when the wreckage of a plane involved in the deadly bank robbery is found in Utah.

Before a cyclone hits, Walker must rescue 10 kidnapped children in a buried school bus who are being held for a $1 million ransom each.

Walker relies on the help of a homeless man's dog to investigate the death of a priest; Alex and C.D. plan a charitable Thanksgiving dinner.

COLLAPSED SCHOOL BUS:Kenny Perrone, 12, of Denello, Florida, decided to keep and eye on his school bus driver, whom he knows isn't feeling well. Suddenly, the driver collapsed while driving on a busy two-lane highway, and Kenny knows that it's up to him to save the day.ST PETE DOCU:RESCUE 911 visited the Bayflite program at Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg, Florida, the largest and most advanced hospital-based aeromedical program in the country. While there, emergency workers tried to save the life of a teen-age boy who had a traffic accident just one week before his senior prom.

NEW ZEALAND TANKER:The driver of a fully-laden gasoline tanker in New Zealand swerved to miss a car, but hit another and toppled over on it, trapping a 12-year-old girl underneath. Firefighter Royd Kennedy crawled under the blazing vehicle and attempted to shield the unconscious youngster from the flames while awaiting help. News footage of the rescue is included.GATOR GULCH:Brandon Herndon, 8, of Refugio, Texas, was swimming in the narrow river behind his house when neighbor Chris Stapleton thought she saw a log next to the boy. He then realized the log was an alligator. Suddenly the alligator attacked Brandon. Brandon fought for his life while his aunt and her neighbors tried to save him.

REMARRIAGE RESCUE:Riding near his home in San Jose, California, 15-year-old Jason Smith flipped off his bike and lay unconscious without identification on the side of the road. A witness called 911. When Jason didn't return home, his father became worried and called police, who told him about the accident. The father then called his divorced wife and they were reunited at their son's bedside.COP SAVES DOG:Willie Wonka, a pet Dalmatian in Shelton, Connecticut, swallowed a squash ball he found at home and lapsed into unconsciousness before his owner, Susan Goldstein, could race him to the veterinarian. Desperately, Goldstein took him to a nearby police station, where K-9 officer Mike Fusco, who was certified in canine CPR, had just come on duty. With two other officers, Fusco began emergency treatment to keep Willie Wonka alive.

CINCINNATI NEONATAL DOCU:RESCUE 911 visited the neonatal facilities at Cincinnati's University Hospital, the largest integrated program in the country, where high-risk mothers are transported. While there, three infants (one who is premature, one who has respiratory problems, and one whose mother had streptococcus-B) struggle for life.6 YEAR OLD HERO:Lory Sellner of Evansville, Indiana, was rear-ended by another car, and, although she wasn't feeling well, continued on. En route, with her two children aged 3 and 6 in the car, she suddenly lost consciousness.

Victoria tries to turn her canceled soap opera into an app and enlists the cast's help.

Melanie's hair blow out lasts unusually long; tensions rise among the ladies.

A baby enters the women's lives; a super-vixen offers Melanie a job; Elka gets the upper-hand.

Archie gets a rude shock when the tall, classy dame whose life he saved in a taxicab turns out to be a man.

Mike must decide if he wants to be in the delivery room during the birth of the baby.

Archie's refusal to particpate in a chain letter triggers a string of unlikely events.

Mike becomes the sole support of a growing family when Gloria loses her job because of her pregnancy.

Lamont may be in for a fight when he tries to change Fred's bigoted attitude toward other minorities. He finally leaves home after Fred refuses to allow a sensitivity group to meet at the Sanford home. To lure Lamont home, Fred gives in and unknowingly provides the group with a strong example of what not to be.

Fred sees the beginning of the end of his junk business when Lamont takes a salesman job in a men's clothing store. But, like the good father he is, Fred goes to the store to "help" his "ungrateful" son. Pat Morita guest stars.

Greed gets in the way when a Japanese land development company offers to buy the Sanford house. Even though Lamont is delighted with the money, Fred thinks he can get much more and decides to pay the realtor a "personal" visit at her home.

When Fred buys a horse with an impressive racing history in order to breed him and make millions, he fails to notice that the broken-down animal has been gelded. He tries to cover up his mistake by covering up the horse's.