12 oz. Mouse

Fitzgerald and Skillet are upset when Poncho gets senior status, even though he failed all his classes junior year. They meet with Shark.

A powerful city official visits the housing projects after Skillet writes a scathing letter exposing the decrepit conditions in the ghetto. Rectangular Businessman is furious with his son, the Fascist Midget.

Mouse's landlord holds a contest to see who has the cleanest apartment. Mouse makes the whole flat spic and span. Skillet brings the notoriously filthy Golden Joe back to the apartment at the last minute, jeopardizing Mouse's chances of winning.

Someone has chosen Mouse to appear in a TV commercial for an all-natural health tonic. Mouse turns down the role when he learns it contains a mere 35 percent alcohol.

Shark is angry, smashing furniture and yelling. Rooster and Liquor think he is suffering from hypertension and talk him into a physical exam. The doctor tells Shark he has high cholesterol and instructs him to cut back on salt and fat.

Mouse Fitzgerald starts dating a wonderful new girl and paints her portrait for free. Fitz gets his heart broken when the girl dumps him as soon as the painting is done.

The Eye appears to be having a nervous breakdown and slaps the Cop. Liquor takes him to a Women's Awareness meeting, but he refuses to participate and calls the women cackling hens.

Mouse Fitzgerald is having a birthday party, but Producer Man can't get him the art supplies because his credit is turned down at the store. Later, Fitz is arrested for holding up a liquor store.

Skillet, Rooster and the Eye hold a vigil at the police station while trying to get up the bail money for Mouse. Desperate, they almost turn to Shark for the money, but then the real robber is caught.

Skillet is selected to participate in forced busing in an attempt to achieve integration in the city's public schools. He doesn't want to go, but Fitz talks him into it.

Rooster finds $65,000 in a brown paper sack in an alley from a botched robbery at Rhoda's. He wants to keep the money, but Liquor talks him into returning it.

The New Guy is secretly going out with a 45-year-old man. Skillet is shocked when he finally meets him. The man has a ring and is ready to propose marriage to the New Guy. Mouse Fitzgerald convinces the New Guy to break off the relationship.

Golden Joe refuses to take an IQ test so he fails it. Golden Joe claims it was a racist test, not at all suitable for the hip-hop subculture. The Eye and the Cop meet with the school faculty to discuss it and get jived by a computer nerd.

A new adventure begins for Mouse. Then stops.

After a space farmer discovers his parent's demise, he comes upon a fictional robed warrior who helps him discover his inner strength in order to defeat a man in black.