- 9.0/101 votes9.0/10(1)
#1 - The Break Up: Part 2
Season 1 Episode 19
Aired 2/11/1993
With Martin & Gina now broken up, Pam sets a lonely Gina up with her cousin Leon, who is a minister struggling to keep his fleshly desires under control. Meanwhile, Cole and Tommy take a despondent Martin to a nightclub hoping to cheer him up. While there, he meets a beautiful woman named Nicole, and they begin dating. By coincidence, the 2 couples happen to meet at a restaurant during dinner. Martin is extremely jealous of the fact that Gina is out with another man, and decides to 'help' him out when he begins choking on his food.
Director: Gerren Keith
Writer: Billy Van Zandt
- 8.0/101 votes8.0/10(1)
#2 - I Saw Gina Kissing Santa Claus
Season 1 Episode 15
Aired 12/17/1992
Martin shares a unique version of the Christmas story when he reluctantly steps in to play Santa for the kids in Tommy's mentoring program.
Director: N/A
Writer: Billy Van Zandt
- 8.0/101 votes8.0/10(1)
#3 - Variety Show
Season 1 Episode 25
Aired 4/29/1993
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.
Director: Terri McCoy
Writer: Billy Van Zandt
- 6.0/102 votes6.0/10(2)
#4 - The Gift Rapper
Season 1 Episode 2
Aired 9/3/1992
Martin forgets to get Gina a gift for their first anniversary. Gina is angry. So he runs out to a lingerie shop to get her some intimate apparel. But he ends up getting her a foot stool instead. In the end, Martin learns the importance of gift giving.
Director: Stan Lathan
Writer: Billy Van Zandt
- 6.0/101 votes6.0/10(1)
#5 - The Parents Are Coming, the Parents Are Coming
Season 1 Episode 7
Aired 10/8/1992
Gina wants Martin to meet her conservative parents but Martin's feeling nervous. Wanting to make a good first impression, he takes advice from Tommy and Cole that causes him to act like an idiot.
Director: Chuck Vinson
Writer: Billy Van Zandt