the gang and the little people mending fences and hugging, The gang's differing perspectives of how Martin and Gina first met, taking off his shoes to "let the bunions breathe," causing a foul odor, Gina and Pam are heard singing Elroy's song, Gina realizes she accidentally threw away Martin's basketball game tickets, going "Oh, my goodness" much like Sheneneh does. ", Every time Martin or anyone else mentions his old school rival Rick, he always turns his head towards the camera and adds "'Pretty Ricky' what they called him. Many comedians, notably Dave Chappelle, have, The truth is that caricatures of Black womanhood from men are usually more harmful to women. Gina leading the men's wives/girlfriends in a mob against Stan, whom she forces to tell Martin that he isn't whipped. After Martin insists on complaining about Tommy making a big deal out of his luggage bag, Gina tells him she's going to put away her red pumps, causing him to change his mind. Tommy: Thomas Mikal Ford. Sheneneh's introductory speech, as well as the look she makes when she mentions "I'm a lady" after claiming she appeared in a music video but didn't take her clothes off. Martin commenting that "This baby's whipping our asses!". Martin Lawrence. The self-satisfied smile she makes when Pam stalls over explaining how much the campaign will cost. Now can you do a pigeon so I can run over it with my car? Cole's proposal of a "take-in" restaurant. Loud, unapologetic, independent, and fabulous, Martin's entrepreneurial neighbor had a big mouth and a big personality to match. For a time in Season 3, Cole appeared to be attracted strictly to plus-sized women and dated a security guard named Big Shirley (who is fully seen in only one episode; another episode only showed "her" below the neck to portray her as being a quite large woman,who's much taller and bigger than Cole, and even taller and larger than Tommy, who stands about '6'4"). When Dr. Episode Chronology ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. As the gang arrives at Killer County Hospital to find Tommy, Martin reacts, The receptionist thinking Gina needs medical attention after seeing her "big head.". Martin Lawrence. after he compares her to a dog learning how to play Frisbee. An autopsy determined that Hemphill died of kidney failure. Pam attacking Martin and telling him "Think about my water bed!" Martin asking Pam if they "celebrate the day the egg was laid, or the day it hatched?". Martin's response to Cole telling him "I'll see you in Hell": In order to repair his friendships, Martin goes on the radio and reveals that, before he met Gina, he tried to sleep with Sheneneh. Gina's birthday present for Pam: a half-eaten French fry that belonged to. with a raised fist. Gina, still suffering the effects of her avocado allergy and/or Novocaine injection, giving (or, more specifically. while having Gina hold him up so he can appear taller than he actually is. He then tries to get Pam give him a password, and Pam just pushes her way into the apartment. Martin Lawrence. Martin fussing over his shrunken Grant Hill jersey, which Miss Mini washed believing the autograph on it to be dirt. 9.1k. Sheneneh panicking after learning there's a mouse in Martin's apartment. Shirley Ann Hemphill Shirley Ann Hemphill (July 1, 1947 - December 10, 1999) was an American stand-up comedian and actress. Dr. Skyhook asking Gina if she was in the accident because her head looks swollen. Cole: Carl Anthony Payne II. ", After Gina questions him about the photos he put up in the Paynes' apartment (so Cole could pretend to Rhonda that Martin and Gina's apartment is his), Cole tells her, "I don't know, Gina. Martin and Gina decide to have a quiet night at home to rekindle their love passion. When Tommy asserts he's a grown man, Martin tells him "I'm a grown man, too!" Martin referring to Gina's mother's attorney as "Chris Darden.". Martin, acting as Santa Claus, gives Arthur the name "Water-Head. "Don't call me.". OUT, I SAY! ", Gina telling Martin that his mother is back to "terrorizing the streets. He spoke slow and moved even more slowly, preferring to come and go through the window rather than the first floor. Sheneneh and her friends taunting another driver while Tommy's giving them a ride. The episode ends with Dr. After Cole falls off the roof while trying to adjust the satellite, Martin turns to Tommy and tells him "Your turn.". ", Pam's suggestions for Martin and Gina's baby, which she reads from a book titled, Martin names both Tommy and Cole as his child's godfathers, but Cole thinks it has something to do with, When Pam says she has a home pregnancy test in her purse, everyone else stares at her in. Cole then assumes Martin and Gina are getting a divorce. Michael Carrington She was the domineering force in the life of a weak-minded Cole, who was the dim-witted member of. While Martin is meeting with a record producer friend of his, he runs into Hustle Man who auditions for the producer by playing a kazoo attached to a saxophone. Later, Tommy checks the woman's neck and notes it looks swollen. Cole meets a special woman with a big secret. When Sheneneh comes in with Cameron, she explains to Gina that she found Cameron, who was crying "like he saw [Pam] without no makeup," earning herself a threatening look from Pam. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Gina's child-like glee when she figures out that Tommy and Pam hooked up, and that Tommy was acting on Martin's advice. He sits down with another man and tries to pick up a magazine, but the other man is adamant that he not touch it. Hustleman represents that guy everybody knows: the one who is always talking about "grinding," is constantly looking for a way to earn a dollar, and has horrible ideas on how to do so. Big Shirley. Martin Lawrence took the fruit that Eddie Murphy planted in the 1980s and decided to make his own tree. Martin constantly getting his hand hit by the Irish nun when he tries to take back the cuckoo clock. Pam telling Cole to get away from her after he doesn't get the suggestion that Martin and Gina want to have sex. Tommy's poem at Nipsy's open mic night, titled "To My Lady." When Gina tells him to renew his driver's license at the DMV, Martin replies that just because she's having a bad day doesn't mean she needs to throw "big words" at him. Gina and Pam return to the league to find the women having a party. Taheim later returns to the lodge while arguing with Cole and Shanise about destroying their snowman. When Tommy arrives, he heads to the bathroom and calmly comes back into the living room, asking "Who's that fat guy sleeping on your floor?". Officer Warren, revealed to be the one who robbed Martin and many others, explaining why he robbed people: Basically, he didn't have anything growing up, so he stole from others. The episode ends with Martin, Cole, and Tommy sharing a hug after Cole and Tommy settle their differences over Cole's cheating girlfriendand then being joined by Bruh Man. After hearing that Tommy's father, an army sergeant, is in town, Cole tries to leave Martin's apartment, only to hear Sergeant Strong yell "Ten-hut!" I never forgot it. With a couple more appearances under his belt, he very well could have made No. The series failed to attract an audience and was canceled in June 1980. Thus replies Martin: Cole mistaking a heart monitor for a radio and turning it on, causing the patient the gang believes is Tommy to convulse. Martin bargaining with God to let Tommy recover by promising to be a better person. Singer Babyface has a cameo. Cole's stomach growling "Time to roll, Cole!" At the club . Martin (TV series) Character played by Carl Anthony Payne II Cole Brown, (born March 30, 1967) who is, along with Tommy Strawn ( Thomas Mikal Ford ), is one of Martin's two best friends from childhood, is a main character who appears on Martin. Bruhman lived upstairs on the fifth floor of Martin's apartment or maybe it was the fourth floor, since he always held up four fingers when telling Martin where he lived. (#22), when Martin and Gina, on a whim, after Production code She jumps into Tommy's arms and forces him into her own apartment against his protests. Martin Lawrence. gear 211 on now. Cole then replies Pam was the one who said Gina is crazy. Martin's vision of his possible future as a lonely, senile old man who's looked after by an elderly Pam. She then proceeds to sing ". Gina: Tisha Campbell. Then we cut to Tommy reading the insurance papers and marveling over the amount of money, then turning to Martin and saying ". Mrs. Gina finding Big Shirley's large bra in Martin's apartment. In an interview with The Washington Post, Martin talked about his days as a young broke comedian/actor. . Gina: Tisha Campbell. Cole gets the rest of the gang some tickets for a getaway, then informs them that, as far as everyone else is concerned, they're the Weinbergs while Tommy is their Danish nanny Uta. Pam: Tichina Arnold. The late, great comedic actress, Shirley Hemphill, may have been tough as nails on TV, but she had the heart of gold in real life. At the club, Cole falls for a pretty woman who . ", The detective telling Gina and Pam that he won't be staying but he'll be "getting the hell out of here.". Sheneneh retorting at Valentino that she stayed up with him all night because she was afraid he'd bore himself to death. Big Shirley Gat, nine, gun, biscuit I got Big Shirley at my side, so what's happenin? Later, Martin goes to send the guests home and Gina insists he be polite, to which he says he will be. Martin commenting that the mouse looks like "a damn alcoholic. Jerome revealing he speaks the same language as the convenience store owner and his wife after they talk smack about him in their native tongue. As Martin prepares for the dinner and Tommy assures him that everything'll be okay, Cole says just the opposite and Tommy looks as though he's about to throw the thing he's holding at him. He Say, She Say Sean clarifies the date, earning an annoyed glance from Stan, then mimics Stan talking, earning another look from his boss. When Gina goes around collecting Martin's stuff in her apartment, Martin asks her if he did something wrong. Sean LampkinJuliette JeffersYonda DavisRichard Trask Martin being rude to a customer, assuming she asked him a question because he's black. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Cole on the stand: Eventually told the truth, much to Martin's chagrin, because the judge threatened to take away his, He tries to paint the arresting officer as a racist, even at one point calling him, "Sista, you can always come home. She asked me how was I doing. It becomes even more hysterical when a man calls in to the show demanding to speak to "the guy in the audience asking all those stupid questions!" What he lacked in actual fighting skill, he made up for with a lack of teeth. Madam Anaconda losing her "reading" while gesturing for more money. [2], Loosely based on Eric Monte's 1975 film Cooley High, the series follows the adventures of three teenaged boys: Raj (Ernest Thomas), Rerun (Fred Berry), and Dwayne (Haywood Nelson). At the club, Cole falls for a pretty woman who has just appeared on ""America's Most Wanted"". ! Shes very smart, she invested her money, and Shirleys just a real good woman, Lawrence says. Martin's fake laughter when Ricky tries to cozy up to Gina. He later comes by Gina's apartment to complain to Martin about how he failed to kill the mouse in Martin's apartment. After Gina makes him promise to not tell anyone about her supposed pregnancy, we cut to Martin at Nipsy's, smoking a cigar and boasting of his reproductive prowess. Producers opted to cancel the series instead of increasing the actors' salaries. Maria: Marta Dubois. Martin dumping Ruby's body in front of a pet store clerk when the latter keeps saying he needs more specific details as to what kind of bird Martin and Gina are looking for. Sheneneh opening her door and asking Cole "Are.
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