Ep 15. That's My Mama

That's My Mama is the 15th episode of the sixth season of the popular sitcom, Moesha. The episode revolves around Moesha's relationship with her teenage cousin, Skeeter.

As the episode begins, Moesha is excited to host a slumber party at her house for her friends. However, her plans are disrupted when her Aunt Hattie drops off Skeeter at her door. Moesha is taken aback by Skeeter's presence since they haven't seen each other in years.

Moesha's mom, Dee, reveals that Skeeter has come to town to stay with them while his mom is going through a rough patch. Dee asks Moesha to be welcoming to Skeeter and make him feel at home. But Moesha is hesitant since she hasn't seen Skeeter in years and doesn't know how to connect with him.

Skeeter is not like Moesha's other friends. He's not into fashion or music like Moesha, and she finds it hard to relate to him. Instead, Skeeter is more into sports and video games. But as the night progresses, Moesha begins to connect with Skeeter over their shared love of basketball.

The next day, Moesha learns that Skeeter is struggling in school and needs to pass his math class to avoid repeating the grade. Moesha offers to help Skeeter with his homework and soon realizes that he's not dumb, he just needs a little guidance.

As the week goes by, Moesha and Skeeter get closer, and she realizes how much she enjoys spending time with him. She decides to take him to her favorite spot in the city, but the day takes a turn for the worse when Skeeter runs into an old acquaintance.

Moesha soon discovers that Skeeter is involved in a gang, and she's shocked. She tries to convince Skeeter to quit the gang and focus on his future, but he's not willing to leave the gang behind. Moesha is heartbroken and feels like she's failed Skeeter.

The episode ends with Moesha discussing her feelings with her dad, Frank. He tells her that sometimes, no matter how hard you try, you can't change someone's path. Moesha is left wondering what will happen to Skeeter and whether she will ever see him again.

That's My Mama is a poignant and touching episode that explores the complexities of family and relationships. It's a reminder that sometimes we can't fix the people we care about, but we can still love and support them through their struggles.