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Moesha is upset when someone else is named valedictorian, until she finds out he's an orphan living in his car.
Moesha is upset when someone else is named valedictorian, until she finds out he's an orphan living in his car.
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S1, EP5 "Million Boy March"Moesha (Brandy Norwood) joins an all-male organization and forces its leader (guest star Chaz Lamar Shepherd) to rethink women's rights.
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S1, EP6 "Driving Miss Moesha"Moesha receives a brand-new car, only it's not the Jeep she has always wanted.
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S3, EP1 "Labor Day Jammy"Moesha and a new friend scheme to sneak out of a fund-raiser at Bridgewood to see a performance by Dru Hill.
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S6, EP21 "Graduation Day"Dorian's family throws him a graduation party; Hakeem refuses to retrieve a spare key from an attractive neighbor.
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