Kim wants Moesha to try out for the cheerleading squad with her, but when Moesha doesn't make the cut, there's friction between them.

Moesha turns 16, which means her father's ban on dating is over, and Ohagi siezes the opportunity despite warnings that she's "high maintenance."

Moesha offers Hakeem a little encouragement--and her dad's Armani suit--for his job interview.

Moesha and Kim join an all-male group; Frank disagrees with Dee over teaching Myles household skills.

Frank gets Moesha what every 16-year-old wants for her birthday--a new car--except it's not the ride of her dreams.

Moesha proves to be a weak link in a chain letter and the resulting fallout at home and at the Den requires a spiritual healer.

Mo and Kim get jobs at the mall, but Frank and Dee balk at the hours Moesha will have to work.

Dee's niece Charisse may be the catalyst to warm up relations between Moesha and her stepmom.

A long-lost childhood friend of Moesha's turns up at a party, rekindling a romantic spark.

Moesha's school-paper exposé of a party that kids skipped school to attend may get her--or all her friends--suspended.

Mo thinks her dad's attentions to Dee are direspectful to the memory of her late mother.

When Frank and Dee tell Moesha and Myles about their plans for another child, Moe gets upset and Myles runs away from home.

Hakeem has a girlfriend who is two-timing him; Dee and Frank set Andell up with J.W.