City Guys

New Kids

20min - Jamal (Wesley Jonathan) and Chris (Scott Whyte) try to impress students at their new high school where the principal has them collaborate on a mural.

For the Love of Mother

20min - When Chris' mother learns Manhattan High does not have a Music Department because of lack of money, she vows to throw a fundraiser at the Anderson home.

Knicks Tickets

20min - Chris and Jamal blow off a field trip to attend a Knicks game with Cassidy (Marissa Dyan). But little do they know Principal Noble (Marcella Lowery) has spotted them on TV.

The Package

19min - Alberto (Dion Basco) lines up a job delivering packages---which Chris and Jamal discover are being sent by a drug dealer (Gregory Norman Cruz).

The Date

20min - Chris and Jamal (Scott Whyte, Wesley Jonathan) try to "out-date" each other for the school's first dance of the year.

The Communication Gap

20min - The boys realize they're from different "Pop" cultures: Jamal's father (Ivory Ocean) is a disciplinarian, while Chris's is hands-off and distant.

Red Ferrari

20min - After Chris (Scott Whyte) "borrows" his dad's Ferrari, it gets side-swiped and Chris must get the car fixed without his parents finding out.

Rock the Vote

20min - Chris and Jamal become the respective campaign managers for student-council candidates Cassidy and Dawn (Marissa Dyan, Caitlin Mowrey).

Future Shock

20min - Jamal questions the meaning of it all when a drunken driver kills his friend (Corey Parker), an honors student from Manhattan High.

Easy Money

20min - Chris (Scott Whyte) wants to parlay Jamal's talent for picking football games into big money by wagering with a bookie.

The College Girl

20min - Chris tries to steer clear of a new student teacher---a college girl he started dating after convincing her he was out of high school. Meanwhile, Dawn is voted "Worst Dancer".

Bye Mom

20min - Principal Noble's stay in the hospital triggers in Jamal (Wesley Jonathan) painful memories of his mother's recent death.

Old Friends

20min - Everybody except Jamal senses trouble brewing in his old neighborhood buddy (Victor Togunde), who was recently released from reform school.

Old Friends