Will pays for putting off studying for a midterm until the last minute, and Ashley pays for staying out late on her first date.

Carlton in charge. Will gets his feathers ruffled when his cousin becomes his boss at the Peacock Stop.

Bird is the word when Carlton, ULA's peacock mascot, is kidnapped by a rival school before the big game.

Will becomes a jet-setter while dating a pop star.

A Valentine's double date finds Will treating Ashley like a kid and Ashley demanding r-e-s-p-e-c-t.

A car dealer hires Will, then persuades him to drop out of college.

Jazz's bride has a couple of teensy character flaws: She's a convict. And she puts the moves on Will.

Will finds himself stranded in a mountain forest with his new girlfriend's disagreeable father after they parachute out of his disabled plane.

It's double trouble for Will when Philip's old flame visits with her daughter, who's attracted to Will.

Say, homie, could you do me a favor? Just-married Jazz makes a surprising request of Will.

A stranger makes a generous offer for the Banks estate, which prompts the family to reminisce about their good times there.

Will returns to the City of Brotherly Love and discovers he's the butt of old friends' jokes, prompting him to go into training to settle an old score and clear his reputation as a chicken.

Will revels in Ashley's music industry success, but both Will and Ashley are about to have a rude surprise.

Will helps Ashley make a big impression on a recording executive, but Philip is adamantly against her pursuing a singing career.

Will loses points as a role model for Nicky while visiting an ever-positive kiddie hero who brings joy to youngsters - but not to Will.

War breaks out when the girl Will likes plants a big one on Carlton.

Will tells a tall tale about seeing a mob killing, then being placed in a witness-protection program in the backwoods of Alabama.

The Banks hate the ugly golf shirts Hilary gives them - until they see Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wearing the same design.

To help Ashley out of a jam at school, Will poses as her father. Oh yeah, this is gonna work.

At a Soul Train reunion, middle-aged Philip feels like his train has left the station.

Lisa humiliates Will by knocking out a guy with her self-defense moves.

Will tries his hand at journalism to prove something to Lisa, but his efforts get him sued for libel - by Jay Leno.

To understand Philip's battle with the scale, Will dons a fat suit and gets a big fat lesson in empathy.

Will works so hard to impress Lisa's dad that he spends all his free time with his new best buddy.