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S1, EP22 "Bank's Shot"
Philip takes the cue and sets out to stick it to pool hustlers who tricked Will.
S1, EP23 "72 Hours"
Will challenges Carlton to spend time in a tough neighborhood.
S1, EP24 "Just Infatuation"
Ashley's birthday wish comes true when her idol, Little T, attends her party.
S5, EP10 "Will's Up the Dirt Road"
Will submits a candid photo of Jay Leno to the National Inquisitor and ends up in a heated legal battle.
S1, EP21 "Love at First Fight"
Will's new lady friend lets their love affair interfere with her schoolwork.
S1, EP20 "Nice Lady"
Will takes a shy house guest to a dance club hoping she will learn to party.
S1, EP19 "It Had to Be You"
Will uses Carlton to escape from the woman he had been fixed up with earlier.
S1, EP18 "The Young and the Restless"
Will secretly takes Philip's elderly mother, Hattie, for a night on the town.
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