The Wayans Bros.

Shawn and Marlon's Grandma moves into their apartment and their lives.

Shawn behaves ridiculously to get back a woman who likes Marlon better.

In order to impress a famous businessman, Shawn pretends to be highly successful and shuns Marlon.

Marlon's budding acting career gets a boost when he stars in a series of liquor commercials, but causes a stir when he portrays a stereotypical ghetto thug.

Marlon wins a trip for two to the Bahamas -- and Shawn, Pops and Grandma all want to go with him.

The brothers fabricate a story of hardship to win a magazine contest -- and now the magazine wants to meet their pitiful family.

Pop's furious when Uncle Nate parks his lunch truck across from the diner, stealing business.

Marlon and Dee's sister are in love -- and Dee is horrified.

Pop and his old singing group reunites for an attempt at a comeback.

Marlon meets a risk-taking woman via the computer, while Shawn dates an older woman despite his family's disapproval.

Shawn derails Marlon's acting career when he becomes his agent.

Wanting to have quality time with his sons, Pops invites them on a camping trip. But the brothers try to combine the family outing with a party -- and women.

Marlon gambles away the money he collected for Pops' birthday gift and feels like a failure, until an angel reveals what life would be like without Marlon.

The brothers' home is burglarized -- and Marlon thinks T.C. is the crook.

Shawn and Marlon think they accidentally killed their former teacher.

Shawn dreams of success when he's hired at an ad agency, but his boss promptly steals his first slogan.

When Pops behaves suspiciously, the brothers follow him and conclude that he's having an affair.

Marlon proposes to his girlfriend when her threatening brother suggests this would be a good idea.

Dee wants a baby -- and she wants Shawn as the dad.

To avoid being Grandma's constant companions, the brothers find her a man -- but their matchmaking suddenly gets dangerous.

Marlon is out for revenge when he encounters a Little League rival he feels ruined his chances for big-league glory.

Marlon gets a part in a national musical, ruining Shawn's plans to expand the "Williams Brothers News."