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Comic superstar Martin Lawrence plays a small-time talk-radio host--as well as a number of outrageous characters who make his life difficult, creating uproarious laughs in this hilarious comedy series.

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27. Checks, Lies And Videotape

May 13, 1993

Season 1
Episode 27

When Martin's mother (MARTIN LAWRENCE) attends a church with a dishonest pastor, Reverend Leon Lonnie Love (DAVID ALAN GRIER), Martin (MARTIN LAWRENCE) and Gina (TISHA CAMPBELL) trick the pastor into confessing his crimes on videotape.

1. Beauty and the Beast

Aug 27, 1992

2. The Gift Rapper

Sep 3, 1992

3. Things I Did For Love

Sep 10, 1992

Sep 17, 1992

5. Dead Men Don't Flush

Sep 23, 1992

6. Forever Sheneneh

Oct 1, 1992

7. The Parents Are Coming, The Parents Are Coming

Oct 8, 1992

8. A Woman with a Past

Oct 15, 1992

9. Baby, It's Cole'd in Here

Oct 22, 1992

10. The Night He Came Home

Oct 29, 1992

11. The Great Payne Robbery

Nov 5, 1992

12. Three Men and a Mouse

Nov 12, 1992

Nov 19, 1992

14. I've Got a Secret

Dec 3, 1992

15. I Saw Gina Kissing Santa Claus

Dec 17, 1992

16. Do The Fight Thing

May 15, 2007

17. Blackboard Jungle Fever

Jan 21, 1993

18. Break-Up, Part 1

Feb 4, 1993

19. Break Up, Part 2

Feb 11, 1993

20. Break Up, Part 3

Feb 18, 1993

21. I'm Not Your Superwoman

Feb 25, 1993

22. Credit Card Blues

Mar 18, 1993

23. Jerome's in the House and He Won't Get Out

Apr 1, 1993

24. Your Arms Are Too Short To Box With Martin

Apr 22, 1993

25. Variety Show

Apr 29, 1993

26. Baby, You Can Drive My Car

May 6, 1993

27. Checks, Lies And Videotape

May 13, 1993

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