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A Different World/Pride and Prejudice
Pride and Prejudice | |
Season 3, Episode 14 | |
Airdate | January 25, 1990 |
Production Number | 314 |
Written by | Yvette Lee Bowser |
Directed by | John Whitesell |
← 3x13 The Power of the Pen |
3x15 → Success, Lies and Videotape |
A Different World — Season Three |
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Pride and Prejudice is the fourteenth episode of the third season of A Different World, and the fifty-eighth episode overall.
Starring:
Guest Stars: Rueben Grundy (Ernest Bennett), Ann Hearn (Manager), Peggy Walton-Walker (Amy), Bridgid Coulter (Woman)
Co-Starring:
Uncredited: Joseph Michael Roth (Jewelry Store Clerk)
Contents |
Plot Overview
Whitley goes to a jewelry store to buy a birthday present for her father. Freddie tags along because she enjoys watching Whitley "power shop." The clerk ignores them and is reluctant to open the display case. She also suggests a cheap watch, as she doesn't think that Whitley can afford any of the high-end merchandise. Freddie believes that the clerk is a racist and decides to leave. Whitley argues that the clerk probably thought they were poor because of their manner of dress. (Whitley had not changed after her tennis game.) Whitley spends a fortune to prove herself, but her friends argue that this only gives the clerk a fat commission. Whitley returns everything and tells off the clerk, getting the woman in hot water with her manager. The ROTC holds a retreat to teach civilians about life in the Army. Walter makes a fool of himself and loses a bet to Col. Taylor. Dwayne ignores Ron's instructions during a flag capture game. He gets lost in the mountains and comes in contact with poison oak.