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When the family gets a dog, Chris must train it to be an attack dog; Drew and Tonya must find new ways to amuse themselves without TV.
When the family gets a dog, Chris must train it to be an attack dog; Drew and Tonya must find new ways to amuse themselves without TV.
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Everybody Hates Chris
S3, EP4 "Everybody Hates Blackie"When the family gets a dog, Chris must train it to be an attack dog; Drew and Tonya must find new ways to amuse themselves without TV.
Everybody Hates Chris
S1, EP2 "Everybody Hates Keisha"Rochelle hires their young neighbor, Keisha, to tutor Drew in math, which Chris sees as a chance to impress the girl.
Everybody Hates Chris
S1, EP3 "Everybody Hates Basketball"People assume that Chris is good at basketball, so he is recruited to the school team.
Everybody Hates Chris
S1, EP4 "Everybody Hates Sausage"Fists fly and Dr. Raymond (Jude Ciccolella) must intervene in the conflict between Chris and the school bully.
Everybody Hates Chris
S4, EP22 "Everybody Hates the G.E.D."During the last week of school, Chris finds out he might have to repeat the 10th grade; Drew considers trying out for Amateur Night at the Apollo.
Everybody Hates Chris
S4, EP21 "Everybody Hates Bomb Threats"Chris tries to delay a school presentation by calling in a bomb threat; a customer puts a hex on Rochelle.
Everybody Hates Chris
S4, EP20 "Everybody Hates Tasha"Chris asks Tasha to be his girlfriend; Rochelle finds out that Julius was married to someone else before her.
Everybody Hates Chris
S4, EP19 "Everybody Hates Back Talk"Chris refuses to do his chores; Mr. Omar decides to say whatever is on his mind.
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