Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 6, 1997
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 105
Networks: NBC
Genres: Drama, Comedy

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City Guys(1997)

TMDB Rating: 8.0 (5 votes)

Overview

An edgy, hip look at urban teen life in NYC, tracing the relationship between a smart Black kid from Harlem and a rich White kid from Park Avenue.

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Season 1

14 episodes • 1997

#	Episode	Air Date
1	New Kids	Sep 6, 1997
2	For the Love of Mother	Sep 13, 1997
3	Knicks Tickets	Sep 20, 1997
4	The Package	Sep 27, 1997
5	The Date	Oct 4, 1997
6	The Communication Gap	Oct 11, 1997
7	Red Ferrari	Oct 18, 1997
8	Rock the Vote	Oct 25, 1997
9	The Movie	Nov 1, 1997
10	Future Shock	Nov 8, 1997
11	Easy Money	Nov 15, 1997
12	The College Girl	Nov 22, 1997
13	Bye Mom	Nov 29, 1997
14	Old Friends	Dec 6, 1997

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Season 2

14 episodes • 1998

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Men Behind Bars	Sep 12, 1998
2	Shocked Jock	Sep 19, 1998
3	The Roomate	Sep 26, 1998
4	Jamal Got His Gun	Oct 3, 1998
5	The Divorce	Oct 10, 1998
6	Bully, Bully	Oct 17, 1998
7	Dance Fever	Oct 24, 1998
8	A Guy and a Goth	Oct 31, 1998
9	Big Brothers	Nov 7, 1998
10	Over the Speed Limit	Nov 14, 1998
11	A Noble Profession	Nov 21, 1998
12	Party of Three	Nov 28, 1998
13	Saving Private Johnson	Dec 5, 1998
14	Gift of Friendship	Dec 12, 1998

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Season 3

25 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Greece is the Word	Sep 11, 1999
2	Mr. Baseball	Sep 11, 1999
3	Alley Oops	Sep 18, 1999
4	Face the Music	Sep 18, 1999
5	The Players	Oct 2, 1999
6	Raise the Roofies	Oct 2, 1999
7	Ebony & Ivory	Oct 9, 1999
8	Reluctant Hero	Oct 9, 1999
9	In this Corner	Oct 16, 1999
10	El-trainmania IV	Oct 16, 1999
11	Marriage Go-Round	Oct 23, 1999
12	Movin' on Up	Oct 30, 1999
13	Down and Out in Soho	Oct 30, 1999
14	When Al Met Dawn	Nov 6, 1999
15	Funny Business	Nov 6, 1999
16	Get Your Vote On	Nov 13, 1999
17	Angels of Harlem	Nov 20, 1999
18	Rollin' with the Homies	Nov 20, 1999
19	El-Train in the Sky with Geena	Nov 27, 1999
20	Miracle on 134th Street and Lexington Avenue	Nov 27, 1999
21	Yoko Oh-No	Dec 3, 1999
22	Party Like It's 1999	Dec 3, 1999
23	Fast Time at Manny High	Feb 12, 2000
24	Harlem Honey	Mar 11, 2000
25	Mom on the Rocks	Jun 10, 2000

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Season 4

26 episodes • 2000

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Kickin' It	Sep 23, 2000
2	The Users	Sep 23, 2000
3	Cheat Happens	Sep 30, 2000
4	Presumed Innocent	Sep 30, 2000
5	The Third Wheel	Oct 7, 2000
6	Students of the Bride	Oct 7, 2000
7	Mo' Money, Mo' Problems	Oct 14, 2000
8	Kodak Moment	Oct 14, 2000
9	Meet Mr. History	Oct 21, 2000
10	Keep on the Download	Oct 21, 2000
11	Havoc	Oct 28, 2000
12	Making Up is Hard to Do	Oct 28, 2000
13	Living in America	Nov 4, 2000
14	Shock Treatment	Nov 4, 2000
15	Frisky Business	Nov 11, 2000
16	Jamal X	Nov 11, 2000
17	Subway Confessions	Nov 18, 2000
18	Who Da Man?	Nov 18, 2000
19	Get to Preppin'	Nov 25, 2000
20	Unhappy Hour	Dec 2, 2000
21	Compromising Principal	Dec 2, 2000
22	Dating Games	Dec 9, 2000
23	Wager Money Go	Dec 9, 2000
24	El Brain	Dec 16, 2000
25	Pier Pressure	Dec 16, 2000
26	Blast From the Past	Feb 24, 2001

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Season 5

26 episodes • 2001

#	Episode	Air Date
1	This Old Nerd	Sep 8, 2001
2	E-Breakup	Sep 8, 2001
3	Chicken Run	Sep 22, 2001
4	Papa Please	Sep 22, 2001
5	Red Dawn	Sep 29, 2001
6	Dances With Malcolm	Sep 29, 2001
7	Just for the Record	Oct 6, 2001
8	Skips, Lies and Radiotapes	Oct 6, 2001
9	Dawn Don't Know Jack	Oct 13, 2001
10	Rosie O'Diner	Oct 13, 2001
11	Cassidy Couch	Oct 20, 2001
12	Brother From Another Mother	Oct 20, 2001
13	Weight On Jamal	Oct 27, 2001
14	Basket Case	Oct 27, 2001
15	An SAT Carol	Nov 3, 2001
16	Mock The Vote	Nov 3, 2001
17	Pros And Cons	Nov 10, 2001
18	Why Y'All Clippin	Nov 10, 2001
19	Model Behavior	Nov 17, 2001
20	Almost Fatal	Nov 17, 2001
21	Anchors Away	Nov 24, 2001
22	Video Killed The Radio Star	Dec 1, 2001
23	Prom-Lems	Dec 1, 2001
24	Goodbye Manny High	Dec 8, 2001
25	And Then There Were None	Dec 8, 2001
26	Al's In Toyland	Dec 15, 2001

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