A Different World S04E03

A Different World - S04E03: Blues for Nobody's Child

Oct 04, 1990IMDb : 7Comedy, FamilySeason 4, Episode 3

Freddie befriends Alex, an eight-year-old foster child who attends the community center. She is horrified after visiting an adoption fair and watching all of the potential parents ignore Alex in favor of infants and toddlers. Professor Randolph speaks out on the plight of foster children, but Freddie accuses him of hypocrisy when he says that he and his wife would only adopt a baby. A disheartened Alex runs away from the adoption center and finds Freddie at Ron and Dwayne's place. Whitley tries to bond with the boy to make herself look good in front of Dwayne. Walter finally shows up to retrieve Alex, after Whitley and Freddie try their best to hide him. Mr. Gaines, Walter and Col. Taylor all wish to apply for adoption, but are told that they need to take more time to think it over. Professor Randolph and his wife decide to begin the process of adopting Alex; although Freddie's comments were out of line, the professor realized that she was right.

Director: Debbie Allen, Judi Ann Mason

Cast: Jasmine Guy, Darryl M. Bell, Kadeem Hardison, Cree Summer, Charnele Brown, Dawnn Lewis, Lou Myers, Glynn Turman

A Different World S04E03 Synopsis

Stream A Different World "Blues for Nobody's Child" in HD quality on Goojara. Rated 7.0/10, this episode delivers quality storytelling. Originally aired on 1990-10-04, this episode is part of Season 4 of A Different World. Directed by Debbie Allen, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Jasmine Guy, Darryl M. Bell, Kadeem Hardison among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Comedy and Family series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Freddie befriends Alex, an eight-year-old foster child who attends the community center. She is horrified after visiting an adoption fair and watching all of the potential parents ignore Alex in favor of infants and toddlers. Professor Randolph speak...