Tim that even annoy Melanie. She is also antagonistic towards Goo whenever he insults her. Christopher Guerriero as Milton Garcia Keith "Bubba" Naylor as Harry White: Dee-Dee's best friend besides Donnell. He is 8 years old. Renaldo Ferguson as Himself Kym Whitley as Mrs. Pickney: The owner of the comic book store. She's sometimes bossy towards Dee Dee, Donnell, and Harry by kicking them out of her store if they did something wrong or don't have any money to pay. Pickney was also supportive of Dee-Dee when he suggested that Kendall Gill attend the charity carnival. She's 33 years old. Willie Brunson as Moo Berry: Goo's cousin, a classmate of Dee-Dee's. Although like Goo in being his sweet talk, he also enjoys seeing Goo in trouble with his friend, Alfie. Florence Anthony as Aunt Helen: Jennifer's sister, Roger's sister-in-law and the children's aunt. Vanessa Baden as Janie, age 8. Dee-Dee's classmate who is a tomboy and likes baseball cards. Kendall Gill as Himself, age 26 Mekia Cox Anais Adell Kenny Layne, age 13 Misty Lee Gentle Micah Cox Patricia Kizzie Art Dohany Avis Marie Barnes as Mrs. Wilburn: Dionne and Donnell's mother Dennis Scott as Coach Hancock Cool Dr. Money & The Money Girls Tony Delana as Cool Dr. Money Lee Hastings Ana Palmas Sunny Raskin Katrina Webster Celebrity cameos In the tenth episode of the series, former Charlotte Hornets basketball player Kendall Gill made a guest appearance. (Gill was a member of the Seattle SuperSonics at the time.) The show also featured former Orlando Magic small forward Dennis Scott as a coach, in the episode "Hit the Open Man". It would also feature Kenny Layne, the kid who had his hair cut similar to Cool Doctor Money in episode thirteen (Dee-Dee's Haircut). Layne is a professional wrestler formerly signed to TNA Wrestling, where he is a two-time X Division Champion, and currently signed to Ring of Honor. He uses the ring name of "Kenny King". Episodes Cancellation The show made history as the network's first show featuring a predominantly black cast. Despite its popularity during its premiere, the series only lasted 13 episodes. Ralph Woolfolk IV explained in an interview that the show was canceled due to disagreements between the producers and creators of the show; a second season was planned but the two parties had different visions for the show that caused a major fallout. In addition, two