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The Steve Harvey Show Season 4 Episode 22

Dressed to Chill

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AIRED: 5/19/00

Booker T. Washington is chosen for instituting a uniform policy and Lydia is in charge. Meanwhile, Bullethead and Romeo are inspired by Steve's story to boycott these uniforms.

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This one was a good one.

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By defender60, Aug 20, 2005

so we have Regina trying to get uniforms for the entire school and Dumb and Dumber (Romeo and Bullethead) disagreeing with it. The only part of this episode I could predict was when Regina decided not to get uniforms. Also, Romeo and Bullethead were acting smart for a change? This must be a sign of something horrible to come. It was also nice to see kids standing up for what they believe in and remembering they have rights, which is something I'm all about. The side story with Cedric and Lovita was pretty funny too, and it rounded out that part of the episode pretty well.moreless
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Steve Harvey	Steve "Big Daddy" Hightower
Cedric the Entertainer	Cedric Jackie Robinson
Merlin Santana	Romeo Santana
William Lee Scott	Stanley "Bullethead" Kuznocki
Terri J. Vaughn	Lovita Alizay Jenkins Robinson
Lori Beth Denberg	Lydia Liza Gutman

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Edgar Moreno	Hector	Guest Star
Lanette Smith	Tonya	Guest Star

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- (About the Protest)
  Steve: I'm all up for you standing up for your rights. Just as long as I don't have to get involved.
  Romeo: But you're the one who talked about how people in the 60s stood up for their beliefs. Aren't you being a hypocrite?
  Steve: Yes. And may I compliment you on your growing vocabulary.
  Bullethead: Mr. Hightower, how would you ;ike walking around in the same suit everyday?
  Steve: Off the record. Boys, you've put together some valid points here. But as Vice Principal of this school, it is my duty to honor School Policy. And anyone who wants to protest will be severely punished. Besides... I ain't about to lose my job, just so ya'll can wear some saggy pants!
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- This episode was dedicated as follows: In Memory of Our Colleague and Friend, Katrina K. Edwards-Stone (1967-2000).
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- The title is a parody to the 1941 crime mystery, Dressed to Kill.
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