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When a rich old man's fancy turns to thoughts of love and marriage, fiscally-minded Sandra must decide if making her geriatric suitor's final days happy is worth giving up her single lifestyle.

Olympic gold-medalist Florence Griffith Joyner helps put Brenda back on track after she loses a race.

Mary and Sandra are leaders of opposing teams of apartment building occupants battling each other on the television game show "Family Feud."

When her parents refuse to send her to Europe, Brenda turns to coercion by accepting a proposal of marriage from a visiting prince.

While looking through a box of old photographs, Mary, Lester, Sandra, Pearl and Rose reminisce about the greatest moments they have spent together as residents of the same apartment building.

While waiting to depart for Acapulco, Mary is dreamingly transported to Casablanca, with Lester as the lovelorn "Rick" and Billy Dee Williams as Billy Dee Hasbro, her attractive, but vague, freedom fighter husband.

Mary and Rose bet Sandra that they can stay on a diet longer than she can go without a date, but no one plays fair and the building swarms with good looking men and tempting tasty treats.

Mary's partnership with a local baker turns stale when he tries to con her out of a cookie recipe that could be worth a fortune.

Mary and her neighbors turn a local teen beauty pageant upside down when they learn that Brenda and the other contestants are required to compete in a bikini competition.

At the same time Mary is directing a church production of "The Wiz," the Jenkins family opens their home to Alexandria DeWitt, an intellectually, precocious 11-year­old college freshman whose presence causes friction in the household.

Mary throws a surprise birthday party for Rose but Rose has an even bigger surprise when she announces she has sold the apartment building.

After Pearl is mugged in the park, Mary and Rose pose as elderly women to help Sandra, a newly appointed meter maid, nab the criminal.

In a flashback, Sandra recaps the highlights of her Love Connection date, which ruined Mary's dinner party and nearly cost Lester an important business deal.

In order to insure the success of a big construction deal, Lester swears Mary to secrecy about the identity of his famous houseguest/investor, the Marvelous Marvin Hagler, an effort that nearly sends Mary down for the count.

Sandra moves to New York City and becomes the assistant manager of an upscale health club with an odd assortment of employees and customers.

Unimpressed with Brenda's wisecracking history teacher, Mary has words with the school principal.

After becoming trapped in the storeroom of their building, Mary, Rose, Sandra and Pearl take a sentimental journey back as far as 1944 and reflect on their hilarious experiences at their Washington address.

Against Mary's better judgment, Lester and the neighbors invest in a Japanese res­taurant, only to find themselves slinging sushi when the chef and staff quits.

While on a hike with Alexandria and her Buttercup troop, Mary and Sandra capture an escaped prisoner.

After Dylan loses the kids' senior prom money in a bad stock investment, Mary tries to save the day by disguising herself as a music magazine editor to persuade the famous rap group Run D.M.C. to perform for free.

With an impassioned speech, controversial educator Joe Clark inspires Mary to hire a young ex-con to work at her husband's construction company. Then she and Lester must face their own hypocrisy when the young man begins dating their daughter Brenda.

In their efforts to inspire Alexandria to believe in Christmas, the tenants of 227 fall victim to a thief who masquerades as Santa Claus and takes all the gifts they planned to exchange.

A deadlocked jury forces jurors Mary and Sandra to spend the night together in a hotel room on Mary's anniversary, but a lonely Lester and a flirtatious bailiff keep the girls entertained.

Emmy winner Jackée plays both her sultry, man-hungry Sandra and her South American cousin, Conchita, who is desperately trying to avoid a man.