Dwayne and Ron plan to rent a beautiful apartment for the next school year. They can no longer afford the place after Ron's father cuts back on his allowance because of his slipping grades. They are forced to rent a dump that is managed by Velma Gaines. Dwayne and Ron throw a housewarming party and decide that their new apartment will work out. Walter looks forward to a summer of freedom, until Jaleesa announces that she has received a promotion and can visit more often than expected. They agree to spend time apart to "sow wild oats." Whitley plans to work at a museum all summer, but feels guilty because she would rather join her mother on a cruise. Dwayne encourages her to have fun, as there will be plenty of time to work and act responsibly in the future. Dwayne and Whitley begin to show an interest in each other.

Whitley and Dwayne are on the same flight back to school and spend time catching up. The students adjust to coed life in Gilbert Hall.

Denise and Theo are thrilled when they are involved in a minor car accident with a limousine whose only passenger is superstar singer/songwriter Stevie Wonder. Wonder feels so bad about the accident that he invites the whole Huxtable family to a recording session. Clair teams up with Wonder and the rest of the family to sing Wonder's hit song, "I Just Called to Say I Love You."

After a week of delivering babies at all hours of the morning, an exhausted Cliff tries in vain to find some peace and quiet at home. Sondra and Elvin are arguing in the dining room. Eddie and Denise are watching MTV in the living room. Theo and Cockroach inspect their lack of facial hair, in the hallway; Vanessa and Robert are studying in the kitchen. And Rudy and Rae play in the master bedroom. A frustrated Cliff gives up and retreats to his office.

It's an average day for the Huxtables: Denise teases Clair on her lopsided work of art after the two return from pottery class, and Cliff talks Theo and Cockroach into writing an educational rap song for a class assignment. But when Cliff’s friend Dan confides about his troubles at home, Cliff is reminded that average days are not to be taken for granted.

A cocky Theo is sure that in a few years he’ll easily land a job as a fashion model and have a great car, apartment and plenty of spending money. So the Huxtables stage an elaborate scheme to prove to him that living on your own is not what it's cracked up to be. Theo’s lesson in reality starts when the Huxtable home is converted into the Real World Apartments with Cliff as the strictly business landlord, Harley Weewax; Clair as the restaurant owner, Millie Farquar; Denise as the shrewd head of a modeling agency; Vanessa as her gum-cracking receptionist, and Rudy as the hard-nosed bank loan officer, Mrs. Griswald.

During a game of "Truth or Challenge," Kyle mocks the women for their tendency to snipe at each other. Regine points out that he talks about Overton behind his back, and Max reveals that Kyle was annoyed when Overton tagged along on his date. This leads to a blowout fight, and Overton decides to move out. Synclaire asks him to stay at the girls' apartment, much to Regine's chagrin. When Overton goes into the bathroom to shave, he accidentally sees Khadijah naked. He apologizes constantly, and she suggests that he relax. She urges him to stand up to Kyle. This advice backfires, as Kyle arrives moments later and asks Overton to return to the apartment. Overton refuses to move back until Kyle apologizes. He begins to drive all the girls crazy with his annoying habits, so they try to bribe Kyle into giving in. Kyle refuses, but pretends the toilet is clogged so that Overton will have to come to the apartment. They realize they have forgotten the reason for their dispute. The girls compare embarrassing stories about Khadijah, but Synclaire's is the topper. She reveals that her cousin (at age five) held luncheons for her dolls…and breast-fed them.

The girls force Khadijah to take a road trip to Atlantic City for her birthday, although she would much rather stay home. Max's driving leaves Khadijah nauseous, so she decides to stay in the room while the others check out the casino. She gives Synclaire twenty dollars to gamble for her. Max snatches the money away and wins 700 dollars. When Khadijah comes downstairs, Max fears that she will want to take her money back. She and Regine ask Synclaire to distract Khadijah. After a chance meeting with comedian Flip Wilson, Khadijah catches up to Max, who convinces her to let the money ride. Khadijah piles up a mountain of chips, is surrounded by admirers, and wins the million-dollar sweepstakes from Ed McMahon (presented by two scantily clad men). She awakens in the back seat of the car to learn that she actually lost all her money, became drunk and unruly, and was thrown out of the casino. She reminds her friends that she didn't want to celebrate her birthday, and vows revenge. The girls ask Kyle and Overton to water their plants while they are away, but Kyle decides to raid the refrigerator. Chaos ensues when Kyle spills Kool-Aid on the couch and a panicked Overton breaks a lamp.

Stacey, the Flavor photographer, is unable to supply any cheerful photos for the holiday issue because she is depressed and angry over a break-up with her boyfriend. Khadijah tries to cheer her up by inviting her to hang out with the girls. When she meets Kyle, they immediately take a liking to each other. Kyle falls head over heels, but Stacey is not interested in another serious relationship. Khadijah and Synclaire ask her to break up with him before he gets hurt. Stacey is unable to go through with it, and shows up at Thanksgiving dinner on Kyle's arm. Max can no longer stand to watch Kyle make a fool of himself. She takes him to the kitchen and warns that Stacey is using him. Kyle tests Stacey by asking her to come to his parents' house for Christmas, and she promptly breaks up with him. Everyone struggles to boost Kyle's spirits, and he later thanks Max for looking out for him.

After Regine has her purse snatched on the subway, the girls ask Overton to install better locks in their apartment. A nervous Synclaire and Regine insist on sleeping in Khadijah's room. They are stirred by a noise from downstairs, and discover a prowler in the kitchen. Khadijah startles him and drives him from the apartment; but after the girls run up to the guys' apartment, the burglar returns and cleans them out. Frustrated by the police's inability to get any leads on the case, they have Overton install an alarm system and bars on the windows, and ask the guys to stay over for several nights. However, they remain on edge. When Regine goes into the kitchen for a midnight snack, Synclaire freaks out and runs out of the apartment, triggering the alarm. The girls realize that, despite the unpleasant reality of crime, they cannot turn the apartment into a fortress. They volunteer for Neighborhood Watch.

Terrence George and Tiffany Durst were a promising couple. But just as they embark on their journey together, they fall victim to a smoldering demon of the past, one for whom old slights remain fresh wound.

After the shooting of Precious Jackson, a wave of fear washes over the city of Portland. Missing suspects, and unclear motives all add to the mystery of who killed this woman.

Alabama teen Ashley Jones has struggled through a life of physical abuse and psychological setbacks. But when bad boy Geramie Hart brings balance to her world, she’ll go to the ends of the earth to keep him. And in Michigan, a ride-or-die couple crashes and burns when a string of armed robberies leads police directly to their doorstep.

Pensacola native Stephanie George has a thing for bad boys. But when she places her trust in an ex, she gambles with her entire future. In Sin City, Yenesis Alfonso loves the glitter and gold her man provides. Yet all the money in the world can’t stop their lavish lifestyle from going up in flames.

Oakland, California mother Althea Housley struggles to put food on the table. So when her soul mate reveals a plan to make their dreams come true, she can’t deny him. And in Gary, Indiana Jeri Woods demonstrates to her ten children just how viciously loyal they must be to her domineering husband.

Dwayne and Ron plan to rent a beautiful apartment for the next school year. They can no longer afford the place after Ron's father cuts back on his allowance because of his slipping grades. They are forced to rent a dump that is managed by Velma Gaines. Dwayne and Ron throw a housewarming party and decide that their new apartment will work out. Walter looks forward to a summer of freedom, until Jaleesa announces that she has received a promotion and can visit more often than expected. They agree to spend time apart to "sow wild oats." Whitley plans to work at a museum all summer, but feels guilty because she would rather join her mother on a cruise. Dwayne encourages her to have fun, as there will be plenty of time to work and act responsibly in the future. Dwayne and Whitley begin to show an interest in each other.

Whitley and Dwayne are on the same flight back to school and spend time catching up. The students adjust to coed life in Gilbert Hall.

Whitley has yet to take a basic math course that is required for graduation. She reluctantly enrolls in Col. Taylor's class, and he tries to help her overcome her fear of the subject. Dwayne and Ron clash over finances. Dwayne believes that Ron spends money too freely, while Ron accuses him of being a cheapskate.

Walter and Jaleesa argue over the double standard he has implemented for the male residents of Gilbert Hall. Dwayne and Freddie put off researching their paper.

Denise and Theo are thrilled when they are involved in a minor car accident with a limousine whose only passenger is superstar singer/songwriter Stevie Wonder. Wonder feels so bad about the accident that he invites the whole Huxtable family to a recording session. Clair teams up with Wonder and the rest of the family to sing Wonder's hit song, "I Just Called to Say I Love You."

After a week of delivering babies at all hours of the morning, an exhausted Cliff tries in vain to find some peace and quiet at home. Sondra and Elvin are arguing in the dining room. Eddie and Denise are watching MTV in the living room. Theo and Cockroach inspect their lack of facial hair, in the hallway; Vanessa and Robert are studying in the kitchen. And Rudy and Rae play in the master bedroom. A frustrated Cliff gives up and retreats to his office.

It's an average day for the Huxtables: Denise teases Clair on her lopsided work of art after the two return from pottery class, and Cliff talks Theo and Cockroach into writing an educational rap song for a class assignment. But when Cliff’s friend Dan confides about his troubles at home, Cliff is reminded that average days are not to be taken for granted.

A cocky Theo is sure that in a few years he’ll easily land a job as a fashion model and have a great car, apartment and plenty of spending money. So the Huxtables stage an elaborate scheme to prove to him that living on your own is not what it's cracked up to be. Theo’s lesson in reality starts when the Huxtable home is converted into the Real World Apartments with Cliff as the strictly business landlord, Harley Weewax; Clair as the restaurant owner, Millie Farquar; Denise as the shrewd head of a modeling agency; Vanessa as her gum-cracking receptionist, and Rudy as the hard-nosed bank loan officer, Mrs. Griswald.

When a reformed wild child settles down with the man of her dreams it seems as if everything’s perfect– until she’s found murdered. Soon the investigation will uncover a slew of secrets, but the revelation of her killer will shock everyone.

When a decomposing body is found dumped in a local park, investigators work quickly to retrace the woman’s last steps. But tracking her movements won’t prepare them for the shocking confession that reveals the catalyst behind her murder.

When a responsible 16-year-old girl vanishes, her family fears the worst. Could she have been kidnapped? As police search for her, a story surfaces revealing she kept a deadly secret, and the terrible truth of what happened hits far closer to home.

When an up-and-coming rapper goes missing days before Hurricane Harvey makes landfall in Texas, investigators must determine if he was a casualty of love, or the tragic consequence of being involved with the wrong crowd.

When a young woman is found dead with no obvious explanation, detectives suspect something sinister is at play. Evidence points to greed and jealousy, but in the end, her killer's motive turns out to be far more spiteful.

When a mother of three is shot in her home, police have multiple suspects to investigate, including her ex-boyfriend and the new man she was dating. After a long investigation, her daughter may be the only one finally able to put a killer away.

A menacing message scribbled on the wall of the murder victim's home reads, "You gave me HIV." But was that the true motive behind her gruesome stabbing death? Or was her killer just creating smoke and mirrors?

Imunique invites Jasmine into her ghetto investment club. Jasmine’s new investment idea gets the group scammed and the girls have to call Pookie and Nem to get their money back. Meanwhile, Bridget thinks Delroy is cheating on him when she catches him canoodling with another woman.

When Bridget has a pregnancy scare, Delroy panics over becoming an older dad and has an incredibly colorful and stressful dream sequence. Meanwhile, Latrell takes advantage of Imunique and Fabian while under house arrest… guilting them into being his personal servants.

While refurbishing one of Delroy’s properties, Latrell and Imunique stumble upon a lot of money. They immediately start spending it, only to find out Delroy has been kidnapped by the rightful owners of the cash. Meanwhile, Jasmine recruits Huggy to help her record a sports podcast and he completely takes over.