College Hill - Episode Guide

The Season 4 opener tracks eight students and their experiences living together in a house in the Virgin Islands. There, JT is attracted to Idesha when the alcohol begins flowing; and Vanessa tries to resist the temptation that is Chicky.

Despite the chemistry between JT and Idesha, JT is confident that he will stay faithful to his girlfriend. When the cast decides to play a little game of truth or dare, liquor flows and clothes fall. Will his JT's relationship survive?

Krystal goes shopping, but grows despondent on finding that her credit card has been rejected...with a negative balance, no less. Elsewhere, romantic vibes are evident, as Andres and Fallon inch closer to each other, Willie looks to woo Vanessa and Jay Tee's relationship with Idesha heats up.

Krystal's lack of money still angers her; a big beef erupts between her and JT about the use of the hamburger that she bought. Meanwhile, a guilt-ridden JT consults his father for advice about the situation with he and Idesha.

The group in the house try to work out the drama between the Virgin Islanders and the Californians. JT tries to learn how to swim. The crew holds two interventions in hopes of bringing the house together.

In this episode, the group still tries to solve the divide of the V.I. people and the Cali people by holding "church". Idesha addresses some of the issues between her and JT. Willie tries to woo Krystal.

An alienated Krystal attempts to make peace with her roommates by cooking dinner. In the romance department, some love connections evolve to the next level.

Tension between the Los Angeles students and the island natives hits the boiling point, culminating in a fight between Vanessa and Krystal.

The students drift even farther apart and new rifts emerge in the wake of Vanessa and Krystal's nasty clash.

When the students discover they're going on an excursion to Miami, they hope the trip will heal old wounds and bring them together. In the aftermath of their clash, Vanessa and Krystal land in anger management.

The students head to Miami, where they have a good time, play paintball and gradually bond---until conflicts involving a fuming Fallon come to the fore.

Things turn sour in a big beef over food; later, the students try to work together when they take on an HIV campaign.

The students yawn at the prospect of participating in a scavenger hunt---but the $2,000 prize just might be the thing that brings the clashing cast together. Then they decide to throw a barbecue bash.

The students seemingly connect when they take an excursion to Virgin Gorda. Meanwhile, Willie and JT decide to put on a comedy show. There aren't many yuks, however, when the group clashes over groceries.

In the fourth-season finale, the students share one final meal together, gather for a forum on the divisions that marked the cast and reflect on the season's highs and woes. Meanwhile, Willie and JT stage their comedy show, prompting the gang to celebrate with a post-show bash.

As the cast sizes each other up, the guys go on the prowl. Meanwhile, Drew also finds himself curious about the sexual orientation of his roommate Dorian.

The split between the men and women in the house continues to grow. The guys are convinced the girls are just playing hard to get and start to mark their territory, while the girls have no interest in any of the guys.

Not getting any play from the ladies, the guys step outside the mansion for some groupie love. But when they return, the drama really starts.

Rude pranks, bickering and straight up fights has the cast fired up. It was bad enough the guys invited groupies to the mansion but also strippers! Get ready because the ladies are ready to fight fire with fire!

If they can't bond at the mansion, maybe a camping trip will bring the cast together, or not. Camping jitters are heightened when someone plays an outrageous prank.

After the wild camping trip, the students somehow manage to bond. But upon their return to the mansion, the newfound connection fizzles out. Can they restore the harmony or will the quarrels lead to even more clashes?

Drew puts his money where his mouth is and records a rap in the studio. But it's not his rap that makes this a Hip Hop Iconic episode. It's Ludacris! And the cast goes wild when he visits the College Hill mansion.

The cast has an opportunity to work with Ludacris' Foundation. But some are too distracted to focus on preparing for the big event. On the day of the big event, one cast member suddenly steps up his game while another pulls an MIA stunt.

The momentary truce between the housemates created by the Ludacris event ends quickly when Drew moves in on Dorian's friend.

Efforts are made to end the rift between the roommates, but no one is bending. A trip to London creates a distraction for the cast, but continued hostilities spoil the excitement as one cast member maintains his distance and scorn for his roommates.

The cast is going to London and they are excited. The trip abroad helps to sooth the indignation among the cast. Some heavy flirting with their cultural exchange partners also helps.

The London trip creates a shift from animosity to a celebration of the Black culture among the cast.

Having partied and celebrated together without any hiccups, the cast is ready to execute their final assignment for the Ludacris Foundation. But will the assignment cause their time together to end before they can properly say goodbye?

The eight new cast members arrive on a yacht and are whisked away to their new home for the next semester.

After a night of cuddling together, Terri is ready to claim Brandon as her man.

House rules, a cold shower, and yelling escalate into an all-out-brawl that leads to someone being booted from the house.

The cast has a hard time deciding which cast member should've been booted from the house.

It's voting fever and the cast is deep into it, especially when Flo Rida agrees to support their efforts.

In a moment of harmony, the cast reveals personal details about themselves including their sex lives.

An announcement that they are heading to Key West has the cast in a happy uproar and a temporary truce develops.

The cast heads to Key West for a much needed mini-vacation.

Chris and Kyle's underlying tensions come to a head during a house meeting.

In an effort to get back at Kyle, Kay decides to eat his ribs.

Ribgate 2008 starts a chain of events that will make the split so wide it may be impossible to bridge the gap.

Will Anger Management classes help the house come together, or is it too late?

An eating disorder, personal stories, and anger issues all work to bond the roommates.

Kyle's homesickness gets the best of him and he flips out-threatening to leave the show for good.

During a community service project, the cast must decide whether to take care of their needs or help someone in dire straits.

A blowout between two cast mates leaves one on the outs even as they work together to make a difference in the community.

After all of the fighting, kissing, and general chaos, the cast must finally say goodbye to their South Beach Home.