The Parkers

Nikki and Kim begin their college careers by pledging for the same sorority.

In desperate need of money, Kim and Nikki take jobs working for a psychic hotline, and Nikki volunteers to pet-sit for Professor Oglevee's dog.

Nikki and Kim's falling out over how Kim's father, Nikki's ex, lets her do what she wants leads to Kim's moving out and in with her dad.

Nikki signs up for a Tae-Bo class when she learns that Prof. Oglevee will be attending.

Kim ignores a student who adores her until Nikki gives the grunge poster boy a makeover. But the new Adonis turns the tables on Kim and her superficial affection.

Nikki shoots down Hakeem when he asks her to an Austin Powers party, but she doesn't think it's very groovy when he decides to go with Stevie. Meanwhile, Nikki is romanced by a 21-year-old student.

Professor Oglevee's wealthy mother visits and is interested in buying Kim's fashion designs---but at a great sacrifice to Kim's future.

When health officials think Nikki and Kim may have brought a deadly disease back from Mexico, they confine them to their house (along with Prof. Oglevee) for an indefinite period of time.

T, Kim and Stevie dream of stardom when they form a music group and then learn that the record-company exec at the career fair is an old friend of Nikki's.

Nikki is surprised when her ex-fiancé returns with a marriage proposal and a promise that he's given up his gambling habit.

Nikki's haughty sister and her daughter come for Thanksgiving dinner and she bosses Nikki around, which Nikki uncharacteristically endures.

Nikki gets involved in Professor Oglevee's mentor program, acting as a big sister for a 12-year-old girl named Shaquilla who's a handful, and soon alienates Kim and the professor.

Nikki likes the new guy Kim is dating (Nick Cannon), an aspiring stand-up comic, until the young man wins big laughs at a talent contest by making fat jokes.

At her high-school reunion, Nikki regretfully meets an old flame who cheated on her, and introduces him to Kim---whom he starts dating.

Professor Oglevee plans to pop the question to Veronica on Valentine's Day, and questions hang in the air when Nikki and her ex start seeing each other again. The group Ideal has a cameo.

Professor Oglevee has his twin brother take his place at a school charity auction, where Sly romances a very confused Nikki.

Nikki and Kim find $250,000 in the tire of a car they bought at a police auction, but Nikki's joy turns to fear when a mysterious man comes looking for the car.

Nikki's dream of being alone with Professor Oglevee turns into a nightmare for him; and Kim's band is booked for a spring-break concert in Palm Springs. Lil' Zane and Warren G have cameos.

An independent Kim moves in with Stevie, but Nikki and Stevie's mom can't seem to let go, and they decide to crash their housewarming party.

Nikki's parents pay a visit when they return to renew their wedding vows, and her dad renews old tensions with Nikki regarding her pregnancy at such a young age.

Nikki and Veronica work together to end Professor Oglevee's relationship with his new girlfriend, who has a big secret to hide.

It's hard to believe that Nikki's evening with the professor could be ruined by a marriage proposal---but it is when it involves Kim, who plans to marry Jerel in Las Vegas.