The Best Episodes of Moesha Season 1

A long-lost childhood friend of Moesha's turns up at a party, rekindling a romantic spark.

Director: Stan Lathan

Writer: Felicia D. Henderson

Moesha sneaks out for a night with Ohagi, despite her father's ban on dating.

Director: Stan Lathan

Writer: N/A

Moesha offers Hakeem a little encouragement--and her dad's Armani suit--for his job interview.

Director: Stan Lathan

Writer: N/A

When Frank and Dee tell Moesha and Myles about their plans for another child, Moe gets upset and Myles runs away from home.

Director: Henry Chan

Writer: N/A

Moesha proves to be a weak link in a chain letter and the resulting fallout at home and at the Den requires a spiritual healer.

Director: Terri McCoy

Writer: N/A

Kim wants Moesha to try out for the cheerleading squad with her, but when Moesha doesn't make the cut, there's friction between them.

Director: Stan Lathan

Writer: N/A

Hakeem has a girlfriend who is two-timing him; Dee and Frank set Andell up with J.W.

Director: Henry Chan

Writer: N/A

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

Director: Terri McCoy

Writer: Felicia D. Henderson

Moesha's school-paper exposé of a party that kids skipped school to attend may get her--or all her friends--suspended.

Director: Terri McCoy

Writer: N/A

Mo thinks her dad's attentions to Dee are direspectful to the memory of her late mother.

Director: Terri McCoy

Writer: N/A

Moesha turns 16, which means her father's ban on dating is over, and Ohagi siezes the opportunity despite warnings that she's "high maintenance."

Director: Stan Lathan

Writer: N/A

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

Director: Terri McCoy

Writer: N/A

Mo and Kim get jobs at the mall, but Frank and Dee balk at the hours Moesha will have to work.

Director: Henry Chan

Writer: Mara Brock Akil

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

Director: Terri McCoy

Writer: N/A