Ben Vereen plays Will's long-lost father, who breezes into town and promises Will the moon, which angers an unforgiving Philip.

The Banks move out. The Jeffersons are about to move in. And Will turns out the lights.

Will learns a sobering lesson after Carlton pops the wrong pills from Will's locker, mistaking amphetamines for vitamins, and winds up in hospital.

A planned camping trip is cut short for Carlton and Will when a robber approaches them at an automated bank-teller machine - and fires a gun.

Jailed, Will and Carlton stage a media stunt.

Will and Carlton lose their shirts investing on a tip - then take jobs as strippers to recoup their losses and get Vivian's bracelet out of hock.

Will crawls to Philip for help after sneaking out on the town and getting hustled by sleazy pool sharks.

Will challenges Carlton to spend time in a tough neighborhood, trying to survive by masquerading as a financial consultant.

Election results are in and Philip fights to remain cool amid lies by Judge Robertson, which prompt Will to confront the outspoken incumbent. Will Will go to far? Will he say what everyone is feeling? Will Judge Robertson be able to take it?

Geoffrey humiliates himself by insulting the Banks family and quitting his job when Will and Carlton trick him into thinking he has won millions of dollars in the lottery.

Will lands a spot in a comedy showcase after accompanying a comic friend to an audition.

Hilary becomes Will's personal maid when he threatens to disclose she's dropped out of UCLA.

The Bankses appear on Oprah's show and fail to invite Will on-stage, which may cause Philip to lose the election.

Depressed and suicidal over having ruined his chances of attending Princeton University, Carlton is visited by his Guardian Angel, who shows him how awful the Banks family would be if he weren't alive.

When Phillip sues Will and Carlton for unpaid rent, two different versions of the dispute are aired - neither entirely truthful.

Will helps Ashley make a big impression on a recording executive, but Philip is adamantly against her pursuing a singing career.

The mansion's for sale and everybody's in the fast lane... except Will, who's stuck on life's soft shoulder.

Aunt Vivian tries to mediate between her husband Philip and the newly arrived Will.

Vy anticipates Will's graduation with enthusiasm, but there may be discord when she learns Will is failing music. To pass his music class, Will must sing at the graduation ceremony - with a class of eight-year-olds.

Will sneaks greasy, high-fat foods to Philip after he promises to diet and exercise, then blames himself when Philip has a heart attack.

To help Ashley out of a jam at school, Will poses as her father. Oh yeah, this is gonna work.

At a Soul Train reunion, middle-aged Philip feels like his train has left the station.

Lisa humiliates Will by knocking out a guy with her self-defense moves.

Put into a trance by a stage hypnotist, Will behaves like a 4-year-old just as the family gears up for an interview with the admissions head of a private school.

Will has girl problems after a date with Jazz's domineering sister, who's ready to pick out a china pattern before the night is over.