List of A Different World episodes
Season 6 (1992–93)

List of A Different World episodes

Section Title: Season 6 (1992–93)
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No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date

120	1	"Honeymoon in L.A. (part 1)"	Debbie Allen	Susan Fales	September 24, 1992

Everyone returns to Hillman for the start of the new school year, including newlyweds Dwayne and Whitley. A discussion of the Rodney King police brutality trial leads to the Waynes' recount of their honeymoon in Los Angeles, which coincided with the riots that ensued following the verdict.

121	2	"Honeymoon in L.A. (part 2)"	Debbie Allen	Glenn Berenbeim	October 1, 1992

Tempers flair, anxiety increases, and Dwayne and Whitley are separated as the Los Angeles riots begin around them. Freddie's summer transformation from a peace-loving hippie into a suit-wearing law school student impresses Ron but shocks Shazza.

122	3	"Interior Desecration"	Debbie Allen	Jeannette Collins and Mimi Friedman	October 8, 1992

Ron mediates Dwayne and Whitley's conflict over whose belongings will go and whose will stay in their new apartment—and gets his own room downstairs.

123	4	"Somebody Say Ho!"	Debbie Allen	Reggie Rock Bythewood	October 15, 1992

After Terrell is accused of taping a "digit ho" sign onto Charmaine's back during math class, a mock trial tests the students' attitudes on gender harassment and threatens Terrell's future at Hillman.

124	5	"Really Gross Anatomy"	Jasmine Guy	Scott Sanders	October 22, 1992

Kim has trouble dissecting her first cadaver in anatomy class, but fellow medical student Spencer Boyer helps her regain her confidence.

125	6	"Don't Count Your Chickens Before They're Axed"	Debbie Allen	Gina Prince	October 29, 1992

Whitley convinces Dwayne to spend their savings on an expensive painting, but her professional life takes a wrong turn and the painting is later stolen in a home invasion.

126	7	"The Little Mister"	Debbie Allen	Glenn Berenbeim	October 29, 1992

Dwayne scoffs at the idea of the "Year of the Woman". He then falls asleep on the couch and dreams that all of the candidates in the 1992 presidential election are women, with Whitley as "Jill Blinton", and Dwayne as her husband "Hilliard" (parodying Bill and Hillary Clinton).

127	8	"Baby, It's Cold Outside"	Glynn Turman	Jasmine Guy	November 5, 1992

Work pressures have Dwayne showing less romantic interest in Whitley, who calls in her problem to The Montel Williams Show — unaware that Gina has organized a dorm-wide viewing party.

128129	910	"Faith, Hope and Charity"	Debbie Allen	Susan Fales	November 12, 1992

Whitley's mother shows up for Thanksgiving with an apparent new fiancé, whose motives Whitley doubts, while Dwayne's mother likewise shows up unannounced; the fighting that ensues leads to the mothers being embroiled in a local protest for Haitian rights and being hauled off to jail.

130	11	"Original Teacher"	Debbie Allen	Reggie Rock Bythewood	November 19, 1992

Dwayne takes on the difficult task of mentoring two teenagers from rival gangs. Guest stars: the rap duo Kris Kross, who also perform the song "It's a Shame." Absent: Charnele Brown, Ajai Sanders and Karen Malina White.

131	12	"Occupational Hazards"	Kadeem Hardison	Jeannett Collins and Mimi Friedman	December 3, 1992

After her clothes were stolen in the home invasion, Whitley buys an expensive suit for a job interview with the intention of returning it.

132	13	"White Christmas"	Debbie Allen	Glenn Berenbeim	December 17, 1992

Freddie's mother, a counselor, arrives at Christmas and immediately involves herself in everyone's personal problems, to her daughter's discomfort but others' relief; Shazza tries to woo Freddie back from Ron.

133	14	"To Whit, with Love"	Debbie Allen	Gina Prince	January 7, 1993

Whitley takes a position teaching rebellious students at a school in a low-income neighborhood, eventually breaking through to them by teaching them African-American history not contained in their outdated textbooks.

134	15	"Happy Birthday to Moi"	Debbie Allen	Thomas Perry Dance	January 14, 1993

Disappointed with how her year has gone, Whitley determines to plan herself the best surprise birthday party ever by prying Dwayne's plans out of Kim.

135	16	"Mind Your Own Business"	Debbie Allen	Jeanette Collins and Mimi Friedman	January 21, 1993

Ron and Mr. Gaines purchase a nightclub together, but the cancellation of the opening night act threatens to send Ron into financial ruin.

136137	1718	"When One Door Closes..."	David BlackwellDebbie Allen	Karen KennedySusan Fales	May 8, 1993

Dwayne develops a grammar-baseball video game and sells it to Kinishewa, who not only buys the concept but offers Dwayne a job in Tokyo.

138	19	"Lean on Me"	Henry Chan	Gina Prince	May 27, 1993

Dwayne is convinced to apply for a summer job at Kinishewa...and is surprised when his ex-girlfriend Kinu shows up as the interviewer.

139	20	"Dancing Machines"	Bruce Kerner	Scott Sanders	June 3, 1993

Gina, Dorian, Lena, Charmaine and Terrell participate in a dance marathon fundraiser for Amnesty International. Ron offers his nightclub to host the event, but organizer Freddie is unconvinced that his materialistic approach to promoting is the right means to achieve her ends.

140	21	"Cabin in the Sky"	Henry Chan	Reggie Rock Bythewood	June 10, 1993

Strapped for cash, Whitley and Dwayne opt to share a cabin with Mr. Gaines and his wife, in an attempt at a long-delayed honeymoon.

141	22	"Great X-Pectations"	Glynn Turman	Jeanette Collins and Mimi Friedman	July 9, 1993

While preparing for a history assignment on the only meeting between Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X, Terrell and Charmaine are physically threatened by several local residents, causing Terrell to take drastic measures that could spell the end of his matriculation at Hillman; Spencer proposes marriage to Kim as often as four times a day without receiving a clear "yes." Absent: Darryl M.

142	23	"Homie, Don't Ya Know Me?"	Kadeem Hardison	Story by : Kadeem Hardison and Ron Moseley Teleplay by : Ron Moseley	Aired in syndication

Lena receives a visit by her friends from Baltimore, including ex-boyfriend Piccolo, which causes a rivalry with Dorian and a rift in Lena's other relationships.

143	24	"A Rock, a River, a Lena"	David Blackwell	Glenn Berenbeim	Aired in syndication

When famed singer-actress Lena Horne comes to campus, Whitley mounts an elaborate tribute with her students, but Kim is struck by Whitley's inability to pay similar respect to Ms.

144	25	"College Kid"	Debbie Allen	Reggie Rock Bythewood and Gina Prince	Aired in syndication

Gina, Lena, Charmaine, Dorian, and Terrell rent an off-campus apartment from a grumpy older man who turns out to be a reclusive, former professional baseball star.

Sentence(s)

The last three episodes of A Different World aired in syndication, bringing the total to 144.

final_sentence: The last three episodes of A Different World aired in syndication, bringing the total to 144.