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Twins Tia Landry and Tamera Campbell were separated and adopted at birth. Fourteen years later, they encounter each other by chance at the mall. After the families meet, Tia's widowed father agrees to let Tamera and her single mother move in with them.
Episode 19 : I Do?
April. 28,1995
After Terrence proposes, Lisa makes plans for her big day—until a bizarre dream makes her think twice about the nuptuals.
Episode 18 : Single White Teenager
April. 14,1995
Tamera finds a new buddy while Tia's sick at home, but the twins are freaked out when the girl begins to act and dress like them in order to secure their friendship.
Episode 17 : Playing Hooky
April. 07,1995
Ray gets testy with Lisa when she pulls the twins out of school for a day of fun - just as they're about to take a big history exam.
Episode 16 : Smoking in the Girls' Room
March. 31,1995
When Lisa uses the twins' new answering machine to monitor their activites, she discovers that they may have started smoking.
Episode 15 : Scrambled Eggs
March. 24,1995
Tia and Tamera's school project on parenting isn't what it's cracked up to be when Tamera is paired with Roger; Lisa tries to impress Terrence's religious parents; and Ray gives an E-mail dating system a try.
Episode 14 : Dream Lover
March. 22,1995
Tia's grossed out by a bizarre dream in which she finds herself to be the object of her boss's affection; Lisa fixes Ray up with a blind date.
Episode 13 : Kid iN Play
March. 15,1995
Tia's handed the lead in the school play - after Tamera forfeits the part by being late for a rehearsal.
Episode 12 : Put to the Test
March. 01,1995
The twins get surprising SAT scores; bullies have Roger on the run; and Lisa is snubbed by the owner of a clothing boutique.
Episode 11 : Field Trip
February. 22,1995
On a school field trip, a cool teacher loses his temper with the twins and gives them detention; and Roger's crush leads him to thievery—and infamy—when the museum's love statue ends up with Roger, and women suddenly find him irresistible.
Episode 10 : It's a Party Thang
February. 15,1995
In an effort to reassert themselves socially, the twins plan the party to end all parties - and, when their guests are late, Lisa, Ray and Roger round up some replacements.
Episode 9 : Two for the Road
February. 01,1995
Tia and Tamera get mad at their parents when they are trying to teach them how to drive for the first time.
Episode 8 : Tattoo
January. 18,1995
Episode 7 : Operation: Deja View
January. 11,1995
Simultaneous appendicitis attacks lead the twins to seek their birth parents' identities by searching through hospital records.
Episode 6 : Free Billy
December. 21,1994
The twins steal a pig being mistreated during the filming of Ray's new TV commercial; Lisa has two ""near-death"" experiences.
Episode 5 : It's a Love Thang
December. 14,1994
Tia helps Tamara meets a cute guy they see on the bus; Lisa tries to tell Terrence she loves him.
Episode 4 : A Tall Tale
December. 07,1994
The twins find their dates for a big dance to be less than perfect gentlemen; meanwhile, Roger arranges his own blind date. Tia and Tamera contemplate how to handle their immature dates, while Roger struggles with a tall dance partner.
Episode 3 : Joey's Choice
November. 30,1994
Thinking they're the same person, a guy inadvertently asks both twins for dates; Lisa goes shopping for a handsome supermarket manager.
Episode 2 : Get a Job
November. 23,1994
Ray puts the twins to work at the limo service, but the girls look for a way out when a handsome manager offers them jobs at a burger joint. Can they handle two jobs at once?
Episode 1 : Hair Today
November. 16,1994
Tamera's glamorous makeover lands her a place with the in crowd at school, but leaves Tia on the outside looking in; meanwhile, Ray drinks way too much cappuccino.
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