Malcolm Jamal-Warner / Mokenstef

Season 2Episode 425 minOct 28, 1995
Malcolm Jamal-Warner / Mokenstef
Kel VS Alisa: Kel & Alisa had a fight and aren't speaking to each. However, they didn't mind demonstrating their cruel pranks on Kevin. Superdude's Ice Cream Fling: Superdude (Kenan) has another showdown with Milkman (Josh) at an ice cream parlor. Milkman introduces his new weapon, The Ice Cream Catapult. Teacher's Pet Wars: Students compete to see who is the best teacher's pet Everyday French With Pierre Escargot Repairman Adventure: Repairman (Kel) makes people's life hard as he does more than ""repair"" things. Mavis & Clavis: Mavis (Kenan) & Clavis (Kel) Meet Malcolm Jamal-Warner Musical Guest: Mokenstef performs ""He's Mine""
Malcolm Jamal-Warner / Mokenstef has aired on Oct 28, 1995 at 9:00 PM
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