Hangin' With Mr. Cooper

Mark (Mark Curry) is disillusioned after investing in a vending machine; Vanessa (Holly Robinson) learns to ride a bus.

Mark (Mark Curry) moonlights as a department store Santa; the house is robbed of every Christmas present.

Mark (Mark Curry) gets duped by a salesperson (Kellita Smith); Geneva (Saundra Quarterman) thinks Nicole (Raven-Symone) is a chess whiz.

Mark (Mark Curry) unwillingly takes Nicole (Raven-Symone) to the movies, only to find that she has invited several friends.

Mark's (Mark Curry) college roommate (Steve White) comes to town, and they're back to their old ways.

Mark (Mark Curry) looks like the bad guy when he rebuffs advances by Vanessa's friend (Dawn McMillan).

Mark (Mark Curry) gives Tyler (Marquise Wilson) romantic advice; Vanessa (Holly Robinson) finds the man of her dreams (Kristoff St. John).

Mark returns from summer vacation to find he has been replaced.

Mark (Mark Curry) and Geneva (Saundra Quarterman) get more than they bargained for when they confront the school bully (Raushan Hammond).

Mark reunites with a basketball star who beat him years earlier.

To raise money for the team, Mark offers to let P.J. move in.

Mark tries to help Nicole's floundering baseball team; Mark meets a pro baseball player and a former manager.

When his team starts to lose, Mark begins to doubt his coaching ability.

Mark breaks up with Denise in order to get more control over his life.

After Mark refuses to take their upcoming nuptials seriously, Vanessa tries a new approach to grab his attention.

Curiosity leads Mark and Vanessa to spy on each other during their bachelor and bachelorette parties.

Mark (Mark Curry) introduces Tyler to his favorite rap star, who doesn't live up to Tyler's expectations.

Mark tries to find Ken, who disappears after proposing to his girlfriend.

Mark and Vanessa (Mark Curry, Holly Robinson Peete) have a serious argument and each tells a different story about what happened.

Mark pretends to be a fortuneteller at a school fund-raiser and is coerced into holding a seance by a man who believes his powers are real.

Mark (Mark Curry) challenges the coach (Cheryl Miller) of the girls basketball team to a game of one-on-one.

After the DJ pulls a no-show at the school dance, Mark must fill in even though Vanessa expects him at the ballet.

Mark (Mark Curry) masquerades as a masseuse at a spa in order to spy on Vanessa (Holly Robinson Peete).

Mark (Mark Curry) takes a second job as a security guard for a child star after Vanessa (Holly Robinson Peete) is laid off.

Mark tries to impress Vanessa's parents so they'll pay for the wedding, but he ends up embarrassing himself.

Geneva plans to move out, prompting Mark to enlist the help of Tyler's young relatives to convince her to stay.

After Vanessa accepts his proposal, Mark is pressured to find a ring that fits his budget and her taste.

Mark (Mark Curry) plans a romantic way of proposing marriage to Vanessa (Holly Robinson Peete).

Mark and Vanessa (Mark Curry, Holly Robinson Peete) discover their feelings for each other run very deep after they try to break up.

Vanessa (Holly Robinson Peete) demands some answers when Mark (Mark Curry) repeatedly sabotages her dates with her new beau (guest star Willie Gault).

Mark (Mark Curry) must settle a lover's quarrel when he wants to buy a classic car from an elderly man. With Saundra Quarterman.

A run of bad luck prompts Mark to think his new car is cursed.

A basketball rivalry between Oakbridge High and a crosstown school gets out of hand. With Mark Curry.

Vanessa (Holly Robinson Peete) schemes to get Mark (Mark Curry) a command performance by the Harlem Globetrotters (guest starring as themselves).

Mark winds up on stage when he organizes the school talent show.

Mark's (Mark Curry) first challenge as guidance counselor is a basketball player (guest star Merlin Santana) with an inflated ego.

Mark (Mark Curry) gets stuck in a bad situation when he invests in a newly created Robo Golf suit. Guest star: Mark Linn-Baker.

Mark intervenes when a gun-toting gang member threatens Earvin at school.

The gang heads to a Christmas tree farm when Mark (Mark Curry) gets fed up with the commercialism of the season. With Raven-Symone.

Mark (Mark Curry) pretends to be wounded to gain the attention and sympathy of an attractive neighbor (guest star Amy Hunter).

Mark (Mark Curry) learns a lesson in neatness when the women (Saundra Quarterman, Holly Robinson Peete) move out.

Mark's and Geneva's memories of their grandfather don't jibe.

Refusing to hire a plumber, Mark works on his own ancient pipes.

Mark (Mark Curry) is traumatized when his prized mug with a photo of him and his idol Julius Erving (guest starring as himself) is broken.

On Halloween Mark and Tyler camp out in an old, haunted house.

Vanessa (Holly Robinson Peete) feels defeated when she fails her test to become an emergency medical technician.

Mark and a rigid ROTC instructor (Mark Curry, guest star Kevin Jackson) are pitted against each other in war games.

Mark (Mark Curry) thinks he can do whatever he wants now that Geneva (Saundra Quarterman) is the new principal.

After being fired from a college coaching position, Mark returns and meets the school's new principal.

Mark considers a job offer; Geneva gets laid off; Vanessa accepts Eric's marriage proposal, then has second thoughts.

Geneva's (Saundra Quarterman) dull boyfriend tags along on Mark's (Mark Curry) birthday celebration; Nicole (Raven-Symone) hides a kitten.

Mark's (Mark Curry) superstitious aunt (guest star Saundra Quarterman) visits and claims that he and Vanessa (Holly Robinson) are meant for each other.

Earvin (Omar Gooding) misunderstands Mark's (Mark Curry) advice and decides to elope.

The truth about Mark's (Mark Curry) heroics comes out when the mayor presents him with an award. Oakland Mayor Elihu Harris portrays himself.

Mark and Vanessa (Mark Curry, Holly Robinson) go all out to find a lost lottery ticket.

Mark tries to help Nicole's floundering baseball team; Mark meets a pro baseball player and a former manager.

After refusing to take Nicole (Raven-Symone) to the circus, Mark (Mark Curry) is caught in a lie and is subsequently grounded.

Mark breaks up with Denise in order to get more control over his life.

When his team starts to lose, Mark begins to doubt his coaching ability.

Mark (Mark Curry) moonlights as a department store Santa; the house is robbed of every Christmas present.

Mark (Mark Curry) gets duped by a salesperson (Kellita Smith); Geneva (Saundra Quarterman) thinks Nicole (Raven-Symone) is a chess whiz.

Mark (Mark Curry) gives Tyler (Marquise Wilson) romantic advice; Vanessa (Holly Robinson) finds the man of her dreams (Kristoff St. John).

Mark hurts his back on the eve of a big job interview; guest Mark Linn-Baker.

To raise money for the team, Mark offers to let P.J. move in.

Mark reunites with a basketball star who beat him years earlier.

Mark (Mark Curry) is disillusioned after investing in a vending machine; Vanessa (Holly Robinson) learns to ride a bus.

Mark (Mark Curry) unwillingly takes Nicole (Raven-Symone) to the movies, only to find that she has invited several friends.

Mark (Mark Curry) looks like the bad guy when he rebuffs advances by Vanessa's friend (Dawn McMillan).

Mark's (Mark Curry) college roommate (Steve White) comes to town, and they're back to their old ways.

Mark (Mark Curry) and Geneva (Saundra Quarterman) get more than they bargained for when they confront the school bully (Raushan Hammond).

Mark returns from summer vacation to find he has been replaced.

Mark's (Mark Curry) determined mother (Ja'net DuBois) wreaks havoc when she arrives to stay and begins teaching at his school.

Mark (Mark Curry) ignores Geneva's (Saundra Quarterman) chance at happiness when he stands in the way of her marriage proposal.

Mark (Mark Curry) is surprised when Earvin (Omar Gooding) decides to leave school in favor of a low-paying job.

When Vanessa and Geneva (Holly Robinson, Saundra Quarterman) are mistakenly arrested for prostitution, Mark (Mark Curry) must bail them out.

Mark must eulogize a guy he doesn't remember; Nicole mimics Vanessa.

Mark (Mark Curry) tries to retrieve a letter of resignation he wrote to P.J. (Nell Carter), the dreaded principal.

Mark is shocked by a strange visitor who comes calling on Christmas Eve.

Mark doesn't like the way he will be depicted in a TV commercial.

Mark (Mark Curry) offers more than his two cents' worth on Vanessa's (Holly Robinson) plan to marry a reputed African prince (Edafe).

A Korean-American basketball player wants to join Mark's team.

Unhappy about her state of affairs, Nicole (Raven-Symone) demands a ``divorce'' from her mother (Saundra Quarterman).

Mark (Mark Curry) reunites Earvin and his dad (Omar Gooding, Alan Blumenfeld) at his Halloween party. With Holly Robinson.

Vanessa's (Holly Robinson) tenure as a geisha waitress becomes more interesting when Mark (Mark Curry) stands in as a sushi chef.

Mark (Mark Curry) makes an appearance as TV host Lester the Lizard.

Mark (Mark Curry) impersonates the school's principal, Ms. Moore, to thwart a lawsuit. Sherman Helmsley guest stars.

Mark becomes the not-so-willing host of Nicole's birthday party after Geneva and Vanessa develop car trouble.

Mark (Mark Curry) has to make a tough decision when his cousin Geneva (Saundra Quarterman) makes an unscheduled visit.

Mark (Mark Curry) tells his grandmother that he is a successful basketball player with servants. With Holly Robinson, Dawnn Lewis.

Mark (Mark Curry) decides to move into a singles complex. With Holly Robinson, Dawnn Lewis.

Vanessa and Robin (Holly Robinson, Dawnn Lewis) leave Mark (Mark Curry) out of the discussion when they rewrite the rules of the house.

Mark only succeeds in making matters worse when he tries to console Robin after her prized piano is set on fire.

Mark is assigned to teach a class of incorrigibles who show no interest in school until they get a chance to prove themselves.

The next-door neighbor (Marquise Wilson) runs away from home and moves in with Mark, Robin and Vanessa (Mark Curry, Dawnn Lewis, Holly Robinson).

A series of mishaps lands Mark, Robin and Vanessa in jail when they take a group of students on a camping trip.

Mark plans to spend Valentine's Day alone until a stranger knocks on his door; Robin and Vanessa look for romance.

A teachers strike puts Mark out of work and Vanessa gets him a job in the mail room at her brokerage firm.

Mark falls for a new teacher until he learns she is Coach Ricketts' daughter; Vanessa and Robin help their neighbor.

When their landlord dies, Mark, Robin and Vanessa decide to buy the house using money from Vanessa's trust fund.

Mark and Vanessa try to help Robin renew her relationship with her estranged father, a popular jazz singer.

While playing Santa Claus at a school festival, Mark promises a boy that his father will be home for Christmas.

Vanessa turns to Mark for help after she arranges a business dinner for her boss that he cancels at the last minute.

Mark and Robin (Mark Curry, Dawnn Lewis) try to help a talented student (Christopher Carter) choose between extracurricular basketball and music.

Mark is excited about joining the Golden State Warriors until he hears the condition: a one-on-one game with Charles Barkley.

The Golden State Warriors basketball team offers Mark a tryout at the same time he is offered a full-time coaching job.

Mark's (Mark Curry) first coaching assignment is to spark life in a very uninspired cheerleading squad.

Mark refuses to help a star athlete pass an algebra test until he learns the truth about his own academic success.

An old flame returns to pick up where she left off with Mark -- until Vanessa and Robin learn her real intentions.

Mark (Mark Curry) suffers a broken tailbone when he substitutes for a first-grade teacher. Stars Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen.

Mark Cooper copes with the stress of his first teaching job and the challenge of living with two female roommates.

Mark (Mark Curry) is surprised when Earvin (Omar Gooding) decides to leave school in favor of a low-paying job.

Mark (Mark Curry) ignores Geneva's (Saundra Quarterman) chance at happiness when he stands in the way of her marriage proposal.

Mark's (Mark Curry) determined mother (Ja'net DuBois) wreaks havoc when she arrives to stay and begins teaching at his school.

When Vanessa and Geneva (Holly Robinson, Saundra Quarterman) are mistakenly arrested for prostitution, Mark (Mark Curry) must bail them out.

Mark hurts his back on the eve of a big job interview; guest Mark Linn-Baker.

After refusing to take Nicole (Raven-Symone) to the circus, Mark (Mark Curry) is caught in a lie and is subsequently grounded.

Mark and Vanessa (Mark Curry, Holly Robinson) go all out to find a lost lottery ticket.

The truth about Mark's (Mark Curry) heroics comes out when the mayor presents him with an award. Oakland Mayor Elihu Harris portrays himself.

Earvin (Omar Gooding) misunderstands Mark's (Mark Curry) advice and decides to elope.

Mark's (Mark Curry) superstitious aunt (guest star Saundra Quarterman) visits and claims that he and Vanessa (Holly Robinson) are meant for each other.

Geneva's (Saundra Quarterman) dull boyfriend tags along on Mark's (Mark Curry) birthday celebration; Nicole (Raven-Symoné) hides a kitten.

Mark considers a job offer; Geneva gets laid off; Vanessa accepts Eric's marriage proposal, then has second thoughts.

Mark (Mark Curry) thinks he can do whatever he wants now that Geneva (Saundra Quarterman) is the new principal.

After being fired from a college coaching position, Mark returns and meets the school's new principal.

Vanessa (Holly Robinson Peete) feels defeated when she fails her test to become an emergency medical technician.

Mark and a rigid ROTC instructor (Mark Curry, guest star Kevin Jackson) are pitted against each other in war games.

Mark (Mark Curry) is traumatized when his prized mug with a photo of him and his idol Julius Erving (guest starring as himself) is broken.

On Halloween Mark and Tyler camp out in an old, haunted house.

Mark's and Geneva's memories of their grandfather don't jibe.

Refusing to hire a plumber, Mark works on his own ancient pipes.

Mark (Mark Curry) learns a lesson in neatness when the women (Saundra Quarterman, Holly Robinson Peete) move out.

Mark (Mark Curry) pretends to be wounded to gain the attention and sympathy of an attractive neighbor (guest star Amy Hunter).

The gang heads to a Christmas tree farm when Mark (Mark Curry) gets fed up with the commercialism of the season. With Raven-Symoné.

Mark intervenes when a gun-toting gang member threatens Earvin at school.

Mark's (Mark Curry) first challenge as guidance counselor is a basketball player (guest star Merlin Santana) with an inflated ego.

Mark (Mark Curry) gets stuck in a bad situation when he invests in a newly created Robo Golf suit. Guest star: Mark Linn-Baker.

Vanessa (Holly Robinson Peete) schemes to get Mark (Mark Curry) a command performance by the Harlem Globetrotters (guest starring as themselves).

Mark winds up on stage when he organizes the school talent show.

A basketball rivalry between Oakbridge High and a crosstown school gets out of hand. With Mark Curry.

A run of bad luck prompts Mark to think his new car is cursed.

Mark (Mark Curry) must settle a lover's quarrel when he wants to buy a classic car from an elderly man. With Saundra Quarterman.

Vanessa (Holly Robinson Peete) demands some answers when Mark (Mark Curry) repeatedly sabotages her dates with her new beau (guest star Willie Gault).

Mark and Vanessa (Mark Curry, Holly Robinson Peete) discover their feelings for each other run very deep after they try to break up.

Mark (Mark Curry) plans a romantic way of proposing marriage to Vanessa (Holly Robinson Peete).

Geneva plans to move out, prompting Mark to enlist the help of Tyler's young relatives to convince her to stay.

After Vanessa accepts his proposal, Mark is pressured to find a ring that fits his budget and her taste.

Mark (Mark Curry) takes a second job as a security guard for a child star after Vanessa (Holly Robinson Peete) is laid off.

Mark tries to impress Vanessa's parents so they'll pay for the wedding, but he ends up embarrassing himself.

After the DJ pulls a no-show at the school dance, Mark must fill in even though Vanessa expects him at the ballet.

Mark (Mark Curry) masquerades as a masseuse at a spa in order to spy on Vanessa (Holly Robinson Peete).

Mark (Mark Curry) challenges the coach (Cheryl Miller) of the girls' basketball team to a game of one-on-one.

Mark pretends to be a fortuneteller at a school fund-raiser and is coerced into holding a seance by a man who believes his powers are real.

Mark tries to find Ken, who disappears after proposing to his girlfriend.

Mark and Vanessa (Mark Curry, Holly Robinson Peete) have a serious argument and each tells a different story about what happened.

Curiosity leads Mark and Vanessa to spy on each other during their bachelor and bachelorette parties.

Mark (Mark Curry) introduces Tyler to his favorite rap star, who doesn't live up to Tyler's expectations.

After Mark refuses to take their upcoming nuptials seriously, Vanessa tries a new approach to grab his attention.

Mark Cooper copes with the stress of his first teaching job and the challenge of living with two female roommates.

Mark (Mark Curry) suffers a broken tailbone when he substitutes for a first-grade teacher. Stars Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen.

An old flame returns to pick up where she left off with Mark -- until Vanessa and Robin learn her real intentions.

Mark's (Mark Curry) first coaching assignment is to spark life in a very uninspired cheerleading squad.

Mark refuses to help a star athlete pass an algebra test until he learns the truth about his own academic success.

The Golden State Warriors basketball team offers Mark a tryout at the same time he is offered a full-time coaching job.

Vanessa turns to Mark for help after she arranges a business dinner for her boss that he cancels at the last minute.

Mark and Robin (Mark Curry, Dawnn Lewis) try to help a talented student (Christopher Carter) choose between extracurricular basketball and music.

While playing Santa Claus at a school festival, Mark promises a boy that his father will be home for Christmas.

Mark and Vanessa try to help Robin renew her relationship with her estranged father, a popular jazz singer.

Mark falls for a new teacher until he learns she is Coach Ricketts' daughter; Vanessa and Robin help their neighbor.

When their landlord dies, Mark, Robin and Vanessa decide to buy the house using money from Vanessa's trust fund.

A teachers strike puts Mark out of work and Vanessa gets him a job in the mail room at her brokerage firm.

Mark plans to spend Valentine's Day alone until a stranger knocks on his door; Robin and Vanessa look for romance.

The next-door neighbor (Marquise Wilson) runs away from home and moves in with Mark, Robin and Vanessa (Mark Curry, Dawnn Lewis, Holly Robinson).

A series of mishaps lands Mark, Robin and Vanessa in jail when they take a group of students on a camping trip.

Mark only succeeds in making matters worse when he tries to console Robin after her prized piano is set on fire.

Mark is assigned to teach a class of incorrigibles who show no interest in school until they get a chance to prove themselves.

Mark (Mark Curry) decides to move into a singles complex. With Holly Robinson, Dawnn Lewis.

Vanessa and Robin (Holly Robinson, Dawnn Lewis) leave Mark (Mark Curry) out of the discussion when they rewrite the rules of the house.

Mark (Mark Curry) has to make a tough decision when his cousin Geneva (Saundra Quarterman) makes an unscheduled visit.

Mark (Mark Curry) tells his grandmother that he is a successful basketball player with servants. With Holly Robinson, Dawnn Lewis.

Mark (Mark Curry) impersonates the school's principal, Ms. Moore, to thwart a lawsuit. Sherman Hemsley guest stars.

Mark becomes the not-so-willing host of Nicole's birthday party after Geneva and Vanessa develop car trouble.