Brewster Place

Oprah Winfrey stars in this spinoff series based on the acclaimed miniseries, 'The Women of Brewster Place", chronicling the caring residents of a close-knit community in 1967.

It's opening day at LaScala Restaurant and the owners have more than their fair share of problems.

When Margaret auditions for a prestigious music conservatory, she finds that her first lessons are about prejudice rather than music.

Things are warming up on "Brewster Place''; and it's not just because it's spring. The love bug attempts to bite everyone on Brewster Place — including Mattie

Matthew is repeatedly harassed by Lester, the local bully, until a Thomas family fishing trip reveals the real source of Lester's anger.

Sophie and Jessie's new tenant, is poor and without an identity, but she rambles on mysteriously about a time when she lived among royalty and the super rich.

Matthew helps a sensitive, withdrawn youngster overcome his fears and reveal his talent as a gifted poet.

Skeletons are rattling in the closet when Jesse discovers the 20-year-old daughter he never knew he had — a revelation that horrifies his wife, Sophie.

Kiswana's 21st birthday party sets the stage for a showdown between her boyfriend, Abshu, and her mother, forcing Kiswana to choose between them.

While Mattie is consumed with worry after her best collapses and is rushed to the hospital, she must also console young Matthew who has just suffered a personal loss.

Etta Mae's old beau, Clifford Muncia, returns to Brewster Place after ten years as a successful professional baseball player and is considered a hero to everyone but Etta Mae.