The Best Episodes Written By Yvette Lee Bowser

Overton makes himself comfortable at the women's apartment after a falling-out with Kyle.

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Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser

Regine's purse is snatched and the apartment is burglarized, but Khadijah can't get used to living with an alarm system.

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Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser

Regine shows up at the laundromat, despite the fact that it is nowhere near her new apartment. She and Khadijah are less than civil, and Regine won't admit that her new place is a dump in a bad neighborhood. She invites everyone except Khadijah to a housewarming party, but Max declares that she and Kyle will boycott the affair. An annoyed Kyle goes without her. Max convinces Khadijah to crash the party. Kyle calls Max to task for her constant struggle for control within their relationship, but their passion is rekindled after he reveals that he saved her some shrimp and cocktail sauce. Everyone becomes a little disturbed by the fact that Regine's new neighbors hold personalities eerily similar to those of her old friends. Khadijah and Synclaire believe they have located the perfect roommate, but Regine interrupts their conversation on the fire escape. She reflects on her long friendship with Khadijah, and admits that she feels lost without her. They patch things up and return to the br

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Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser

Dwayne helps Whitley with her marketing project, but turns her down when she offers to take him to dinner. Ron tells Dwayne that he is being stupid and warns that he will lose Whitley unless he lets go of the past. Dwayne surprises Whitley by showing up at her apartment with dinner (while she is cleaning the oven in sweats and a jheri curl cap). Dwayne asks her to explain some of her actions, such as refusing to answer his letters during the summer and kissing Ron right in front of him. He is still unsure about whether he should trust her. Whitley concedes that she was wrong to play games; she says that she has come to appreciate everything Dwayne has done for her, and just wants the chance to be with him. She admits that she is in love with him. They are beset by a constant series of interruptions, and must finally seek refuge on the fire escape. Dwayne tells Whitley that he loves her, and they celebrate their new relationship with a kiss. During history class, Ron derides the homeles

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Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser

The gals surprise Khadijah with a birthday trip to Atlantic City, where they meet Flip Wilson and Ed McMahon.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser

A family emergency draws Sam home, where she wrestles with feelings of guilt and stumbles across a piece of Winchester history.

Director: Janicza Bravo

Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser

Dre encourages the family to have each other's backs; Zoey and Andre Jr. must babysit the twins.

Director: Ken Whittingham

Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser

Regine boasts of a new beau, a guy with a limo--who also happens to have a wife.

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Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser

Jack and Diane are doing biography projects about each other in school, and Diane decides to shoot a documentary on Jack's budding basketball career. Jack is the star of rec ball but when Dre and Bow learn about travel ball, a much more serious league where all the pros start out, they find a way to get Jack in. The kids are much more talented than Jack is used to, and to Dre and Bow's dismay, he becomes a bench warmer. Meanwhile, Junior becomes a referee and takes his new responsibilities a little too far, while Zoey meets a new love interest on the court.

Director: Gail Mancuso

Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser

Khadijah lands in the middle of a standoff between Regine and Max, who is dating Regine's latest cast-off.

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Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser

After bombing at a stand-up comedy set, Troy sets out on a shroom-fueled quest to find his true voice, connecting with friends and exes along the way.

Director: Steven K. Tsuchida

Writer: Yvette Lee Bowser