The Best Episodes Directed By Terri Mccoy

Khadijah entrusts Synclaire with putting out Flavor's music issue.

Shawn figures he's movin' on up when he lands a job at the ad agency in the building, but he's knocked off the fast track when his boss Ted takes credit for his slogan. Meanwhile, Marlon is left to run the newsstand, where he hires Dupree as his assistant.

Martin is chosen by his radio station manager to be the producer of a charity variety show for Aids. But in typical Martin Payne fashion, he lets the job go to his head, acts like a tyrant on the set, and alienates everyone around him, even Gina. In the end, Martin is left to do the whole show by himself, and bombs miserably.

Moesha and Kim join an all-male group; Frank disagrees with Dee over teaching Myles household skills.

Frank gets Moesha what every 16-year-old wants for her birthday--a new car--except it's not the ride of her dreams.

Dee's niece Charisse may be the catalyst to warm up relations between Moesha and her stepmom.

Meanwhile, Lisa convinces Ray to take Little Ray to the vet and Ray doesn't want to pay for the bill.

Danielle's wedding is suddenly called off; Tia is pleased when asked out by a supermarket box boy; and things aren't always as they appear when Ray is caught kissing someone else's bride, and Tia's handsome date acts like a creep.

While the twins prepare for a talent show, Lisa and Ray have to juggle a visit from Lisa's mother, who thinks they're married.

Appalled by lyrics to a rap song, Lisa and Ray refuse to buy concert tickets for the twins, who scheme to meet their rock idol and are disappointed.

The twins find their dates for a big dance to be less than perfect gentlemen; meanwhile, Roger arranges his own blind date. Tia and Tamera contemplate how to handle their immature dates, while Roger struggles with a tall dance partner.

The twins steal a pig being mistreated during the filming of Ray's new TV commercial; Lisa has two ""near-death"" experiences.

Tia and Tamera get mad at their parents when they are trying to teach them how to drive for the first time.

Tia gets accepted to the boarding school she has always dreamed of attending. Lisa is anxious because she has spent the savings for tuition on other things. When Tia goes to the school for a weekend orientation, she realizes that her family is more important to her than this school. Tamera in the meantime has already rearranged their bedroom and boxed Tia's things up. Tia doesn't know how to tell Lisa she doesn't want to go to boarding school; and Lisa doesn't know how to tell Tia she doesn't have the money to send her. (WB)

Tia's originally dateless night turns into double trouble when she accepts two invitations to the same party - and then enlists Tamera's help in keeping her dates apart.

Martin and Gina try to expose a crooked preacher, Reverend Leon Lonnie Love, as a fraud, after he cons thousands of dollars from his church members, including Mama Payne. To do so, they decide to have Gina lure him to her apartment so she can elicit a confession out of him and then capture it on videotape.