: Halle Berry as Jaclyn, Ja'net DuBois as Brenda Hanes, and Howard Dell as Phil.
: Whitley eventually allows Dwayne to pose but mischievously superimposes his face onto a more muscular body for the final product.
: The couple spends the holiday together, though their plans are cut short when the Colonel suffers a back injury.
: Matthew attempts to help Kim feel more comfortable with their public relationship by bringing members of the National Theater of the Deaf to the outreach center.
is the 15th episode of the fourth season of A Different World , originally airing on Valentine's Day, February 14, 1991 . This episode centers on the romantic entanglements and Valentine's Day plans of the Hillman students, featuring a notable guest appearance by Halle Berry . Episode Overview
: Whitley organizes a marketing project to publish a calendar featuring Hillman's most attractive men.
: Dwayne is offended when Whitley initially excludes him, not considering him "brawny" enough.
Hillman-style - [s4e15] Love,
: Halle Berry as Jaclyn, Ja'net DuBois as Brenda Hanes, and Howard Dell as Phil.
: Whitley eventually allows Dwayne to pose but mischievously superimposes his face onto a more muscular body for the final product. [S4E15] Love, Hillman-Style
: The couple spends the holiday together, though their plans are cut short when the Colonel suffers a back injury. : Halle Berry as Jaclyn, Ja'net DuBois as
: Matthew attempts to help Kim feel more comfortable with their public relationship by bringing members of the National Theater of the Deaf to the outreach center. : Matthew attempts to help Kim feel more
is the 15th episode of the fourth season of A Different World , originally airing on Valentine's Day, February 14, 1991 . This episode centers on the romantic entanglements and Valentine's Day plans of the Hillman students, featuring a notable guest appearance by Halle Berry . Episode Overview
: Whitley organizes a marketing project to publish a calendar featuring Hillman's most attractive men.
: Dwayne is offended when Whitley initially excludes him, not considering him "brawny" enough.