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Lamont buys two coffins at an auction and is determined to sell them at a large profit. Very superstitious about having coffins in the house, Fred decides to sleep in the back of the truck until they are sold.

When George calls President Carter as a publicity stunt, he gets more publicity than he expected and the Jeffersons get a night they'll never forget.

When Tom Willis makes opening his own business more important than his family and friends, he may get the business but lose everything else.

Louise makes it very clear to George that she doesn't want another child in the house, but he makes sure she gets one anyway, and he lives to regret it.

A burglar ties up George and Louise and gives them a night to remember in a special 90-minute episode. As they wait to be rescued, George and Louise re-live (by flashback) some of their most unforgettable and hilarious experiences.

Jenny Jefferson's thesis research on street gangs teaches her and her family a horrifying lesson in life...and death.

Cast spoofs panel show & secret agent movies; Callas does stand-up and Aretha joins the Church Of What’s Happening Now.

Flip & Tim teach poker; Freddie Johnson meets Diahann at a society party and Klein does Borscht Belt routine.

Carlin does a monologue on NYC cops; Flip fixes Ray Stevens’ TV set; Rev. Leroy visits Lena Horne at a nightclub.

Lily does her famous Ernestine character; Camp & Tomlin have a blind date and Freddie Johnson lands in court.

One of the great Motown acts of the past several years headlines the show, performing the hit, "I Heard It through the Grapevine", and other selections.

Highlights feature guest Al Green singing "Let's Stay Together" and author Verta Mae Grosvenor reading form her latest book, Thursdays and Every Other Sunday Off.

Webster's gangster-musical fantasy builds to a climactic moment in Dirty Sammy's speak-easy.

When Katherine's rich uncle falls in love with the leading lady of a theatrical performance, Webster and Katherine's debuts are in danger.

A convicted gambler undergoing rehab has a profound influence on Webster.

Katherine joins a bowling league hoping to persuade the sponsors to help with one of her programs, unaware they are such horrible people.

Webster gets a brand new bike, but ends up getting a ticket from a cop.

Tia and her new beau Kyle decide to fix up Tamera with Kyle's little brother – who turns out to be a lot littler than anyone thought!

A ski trip designed to give the twins some independence from their parents has them longing for the comforts of home after they're trapped in an avalanche.

Lisa gets a new job in the high school cafeteria, but her outrageous behavior proves to be a major embarrassment to Tia.

Dateless Tamera feels like a third wheel when Tia and Roger get matched up on Valentine's Day.

The family flashes back to the Disco Decade when Ray and Lisa attend a 1970s theme party, while Tamera falls prey to a man who promises to launch her modeling career.

It’s Halloween and Moesha’s acting crazy, Niecy’s growing body hair, and Dorian’s dogsitting a ferocious bulldog.

A woman city council candidate loses Moesha’s support when she gets the hots for Hakeem.

When Moesha tells her dad she’s engaged, he fantasizes about solving his family problems like Bill Cosby.

Q comes home for Thanksgiving and asks Moesha for his ring back.

Moesha’s attempt to solve Niecy’s 'ain’t gotta man blues' backfires.

Mary and Rose help Pearl face the loneliness of old age by escorting her to a single's bar where she meets the man of her dreams--and promptly gets engaged.

When Mary reluctantly agrees to partner with Sandra in the pillow-making business, she finds herself doing all the work--with Sandra reaping all the 'benefits.'

Lester turns into a real pain for Mary when he comes home from work early complaining of a stomach ache, but when she sneaks out for a pedicure, Lester is stricken with appendicitis--leaving Sandra to care for him.

After refusing an offer of a buyout, a big tow truck operator destroys Eddie's business.

Malcolm's good luck streak is matched bad Eddie's sudden run of bad fortune.

To fix a leaky roof, the bank loan officer forces Malcolm to hire his daughter.

Stiff competition inspires Malcolm and Eddie to turn McGee's into a casino.

Malcolm and his sister vie for the attention of the same woman.

Lamont strongly objects to his father's proposal of marriage to the widow Donna Harris (Lynn Hamilton). Lamont's protestations that no one can take the place of his mother leads to a heated three?way argument and one fiery exit.

Fred wants a color television and Lamont wants a car, but they can't afford both. Fred, enraged to learn that Lamont went ahead and bought the car, ends up in the hospital with amnesia, a very sympathetic son and a suspicious twinkle in his eye.

Lamont stumbles upon a suitcase full of what he's sure is stolen money and calls the police to come take it away. Not wanting to take any chances, Fred locks the find up in the safe.

Fred and Donna have reconciled their differences and are once again planning to wed. Fred even gives her an engagement ring to make it official.

A great deal on a grand piano finds Lamont and Fred lodged in the apartment of a wealthy eccentric.

When Fred Sanford receives a slight injury in a car mishap, Lamont finds himself waiting on his father hand and foot. Fred rejects the idea of having Aunt Ethel help him around the house and settles for Lamont's zany plan to hire a housekeeper.

George riled by bare facts.

Allan Willis, the 'white sheep' of the racially-mixed Willis family, arrives in town after several years absence and finds things just as he left them -- hostile -- in the first of a two-part story.

Allan sees through George's scheme to con him out of his newly inherited warehouse, so George directs his flim-flammery at an alternate target -- Louise -- in the conclusion of a two-part story.

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