City Guys
Genre	Sitcom
Created by	Peter Engel Scott S. Gordon
Starring	Wesley Jonathan Scott Whyte Caitlin Mowrey Dion Basco Marissa Dyan Steven Daniel Marcella Lowery
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	105
Production
Executive producer(s)	Peter Engel
Running time	30 minutes (with commercials)
Broadcast
Original channel	NBC
Original run	September 6, 1997 – December 15, 2001
External links
IMDb profile
TV.com summary

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"Very Special Episodes"

• When Jamal is robbed at gunpoint, he buys a gun for protection, but ends up accidentally shooting his father.
• Cassidy dates a college guy who tries to take advantage of her with roofies.
• A friend of Jamal's is killed by a drunk driver.
• L-Train's girlfriend has a drug addiction and she steals from people to get drugs
• Jamal fights a gang member who stabs Chris when he steps in to try to stop the fight.
• Dawn's mother has a drinking problem and she later shows up drunk in public.
• L-Train discovers he has dyslexia.
• When Jamal accuses someone of being a skinhead he finds out he has cancer.
• Al works for a guy who turns out to be a drug dealer.
• After a visit by his uncle (who was a former Black Panther) Jamal becomes more of a militant black activist. However by the end of the episode he realizes that he was more or less becoming a racist himself and stops.
• Jamal tries to rap, and get disses by the most popular Lip gloss girl
• Al is working for a company that makes toys and he is working in advertisement. He is asked to make an advert for a new toy gun, but after seeing his younger brother and sister playing with them, he has a change of heart.

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Cast

• Wesley Jonathan .... Jamal Grant
• Scott Whyte .... Christopher Mortimer 'Chris' Anderson
• Caitlin Mowrey .... Dawn Tartikoff
• Dion Basco .... Alberto 'Al/Rocket Man/Buttons' Ramos
• Marissa Dyan .... Cassidy Giuliani
• Steven Daniel .... Lionel 'L-Train' Johnson
• Marcella Lowery .... Prinipal Karen Coretta Noble