The best episode written by Lisa Rosenthal is "Not with My Pig, You Don't", rated 7.917/10 from 12 user votes. It was "directed by Jeff Melman". "Not with My Pig, You Don't" aired on 10/1/1990 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "She Ain't Heavy".
Will tries to smooth things between Philip and his very rural parents when they visit to see him receive an award.
Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Lisa Rosenthal
Will hits it off with the full-figured Dee Dee, but her size keeps him from asking her to the dance.
Director: Ellen Gittelsohn
Writer: Lisa Rosenthal
Will sneaks Philip's elderly mother out of the house for a night on the town.
Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Lisa Rosenthal
Vivian's 40th birthday marks a crisis and a career change in which she plans to perfect her dance skills.
Director: Ellen Gittelsohn
Writer: Lisa Rosenthal
Carlton feels overshadowed by Will, who's become a basketball star at school.
Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Lisa Rosenthal
Jasmine Guy plays a scholarship student whose introduction to Will opens up a different world of fun and games - and romance - to divert her from her studies.
Director: Jeff Melman
Writer: Lisa Rosenthal
Geoffrey's life changes overnight when a man claiming to be his long-lost son shows up and charms everyone - except Will, who discovers the guy's not what he seems. Meanwhile, Hilary starts writing her autobiography, and an early childhood photo reveals a shocking secret.
Director: Madeline Cripe
Writer: Lisa Rosenthal
Ka-boooom! That explosion you hear is Philip and Vivian's marriage after Philip decides to go into politics.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Lisa Rosenthal
Geoffrey falls hard for a neighbor he believes is a housekeeper - but who turns out to be very wealthy.
Director: Ellen Gittelsohn
Writer: Lisa Rosenthal
Ashley cringes when the family oohs and aahs over her relationship with Kevin , but Will chokes when she asks him about sex - and her curiosity about reproduction sends Will to a pregnancy counseling center.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Lisa Rosenthal
Breaking up may not be so hard to do for an angry Vivian, but when Philip finds he's lost without her, Will and Carlton conspire to reunite them.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Lisa Rosenthal