Christina Milian | Smart Guy

• Genre: Sitcom
• Created by: Danny Kallis
• Starring: Tahj Mowry, John Marshall Jones, Jason Weaver, Omar Gooding, Essence Atkins
• Theme music composer: Kristian Rex, Hami
• Opening theme: Performed by Kristian Rex, Hami featuring Omar Gooding
• No. of seasons: 3
• No. of episodes: 51
• Executive producers: Bob Young, Danny Kallis, Suzanne de Passe, Suzanne Coston
• Running time: approx. 22 minutes
• Production companies: de Passe Entertainment, Danny Kallis Productions, Walt Disney Television
• Network: The WB
• Release: April 2, 1997 – May 16, 1999

Ten-year-old genius (Tahj Mowry) has skipped six grades into high school. This incredible promotion somewhat aggravates his teenage siblings.

"Don't Do That Thing You Do"

When the keyboard player in Marcus' band Mackadocious breaks his finger and gets sidelined, T.J. steps in to save the day, but Marcus is not willing to let T.J. play during their big gig at the school's "Battle of the Bands" competition. T.J. shows his talent for tickling the ivories at the competition, interrupting Marcus' performance and making him jealous. Frustrated with T.J. getting the limelight instead of him, Marcus decides to fire T.J. as keyboard player. But when a budding music producer scouts Mackadocious to be one of his clients, Marcus changes his mind -- only for T.J. to refuse his invitation back into the band. After the two are caught fighting by Floyd and he finds out about Marcus firing his little brother, Marcus admits that he was jealous that T.J. was good at everything, even music and T.J. admits he wishes he could sing as good as Marcus does. T.J. also admits that he offered to show the record producer some tax loopholes in exchange for getting him to get Mackadocious phony gigs where they would play for nobody as revenge for getting kicked out of the band. Meanwhile, Yvette is utterly shocked and disgusted when her friend Lydia admits to having a crush on Floyd. But when Yvette tries to get Floyd to talk reason to Lydia about her crush on him, they find out that Lydia has a new crush on someone her own age.

"Can't Buy Me, Love"

To try to enlighten Mo about feminism, Yvette decides to buy him at a school slave auction, but Mo quickly tires of Yvette -- leaving him to come up with a plan to make Yvette tired of him and see that she shouldn't push her beliefs on him. But in the end, he discovers that some of what Yvette taught him made sense. Meanwhile, Coach Gerber buys T.J. at the auction and has T.J. help him do his taxes and Marcus is auctioned off to a rich, lonely teenage boy, who decided to "buy" his friendship -- and bosses him around.