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After pretending to be chummy with Sammy Davis Jr., Rerun has to produce the celebrity for a benefit performance.
Dwayne runs for student council president to impress his friends and family.
The members of Big Earl's team like Dwayne and decide to vote Earl out and Dwayne in as permanent coach.
Rerun stars as the TV characters the Fonz, Jack Tripper and Mork during his last days as a page at ABC.
The boys discover that stolen money might be hidden in the Thomas house.
Raj and Rerun move in with Shirley and Dee when they are thrown out of their apartment.
Rerun files suit against the gang's favorite hangout when he gets sick after eating at Rob's.
Rob hires a stunning but inept new waitress and fires Shirley when she demands more money.
Dwayne becomes so successful at selling peanuts at football games that he wants to quit school and devote all of his time to the job.
Dee is held for theft by a store manager when she tries to exchange a birthday present from Earl.
Dee confronts the school principal after she is bumped from the cheerleading squad by a white contestant.
Both Raj and Rerun line up important Saturday night dates that turn into romantic disasters.
Raj and Rerun face a bleak Christmas after they unwittingly help a burglar get away with all their valuables.
Raj is forced to take a job as a nude model.
The long friendship between Raj and Rerun crashes onto the rocks when Raj moves out to room with a beautiful woman.
Rerun defaults on his payments after going on a buying spree with credit cards.
Raj decides that he's too mature for his friends when he falls in love with his landlady.
Shirley's homemade chocolate cookies attract a shady promoter who promises her millions.
Dee and Earl combine their wits to save the boys when Raj and Rerun are jailed for burglary.
Raj is hired to tutor a basketball star to take an English exam.
Shirley has an affair with a truck driver who, unknown to her, is already married.
Rerun raises the money he needs to enter a disco contest by selling a percentage of his winnings to ``investors.''.
