City Guys - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Men Behind Bars
Chris and Jamal get nabbed using fake IDs and wind up in jail.
Shocked Jock
When deejays Chris and Jamal break a station rule, the school board pulls the plug on them.
The Roomate
After a run-in with his mom, El-Train moves out of their house and into Chris's Park Avenue penthouse, where he becomes quite comfortable.
Jamal Got His Gun
Jamal has an encounter with an armed robber and decides he needs to buy a gun for protection. However, he has second thoughts about his decision when he almost shoots his father.
The Divorce
Chris believes that he is responsible for his parents' divorce. Also, El-Train finds himself in a hairy predicament when he volunteers to be a test subject for a new shampoo.
Bully, Bully
El-Train beats up a tough guy, and Miss Noble worries that he's returning to his bullying ways.
Dance Fever
Jamal tries to get Cassidy's boyfriend, a Motown recording artist, to perform at an unofficial school dance being held on the roof of Manhattan High.
A Guy and a Goth
Radio-show host Chris decides to date a caller who turns up dressed like a Goth.
Big Brothers
Jamal and Chris have their hands full when they become Big Brothers to a troublesome youngster.
Over the Speed Limit
Between her role in a play and homework, overworked Cassidy feels the need to take weight-loss pills for pep, and then compounds the danger by popping sleeping tablets at night.
A Noble Profession
When Chris and Jamal defy Ms. Noble's edicts about not playing practical jokes, she considers quitting because she thinks she's lost the students' respect.
Party of Three
Talk-show host Jamal tells a caller to dump her boyfriend, not knowing that the dumpee will be Al.
Saving Private Johnson
El-Train considers dropping out of school after his grades begin to slip; Al plays the stock market with Cassidy's cash.
Gift of Friendship
The gang organizes a holiday food drive, and learns that Al's family could use some help because his father lost his job.
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