How much do you remember about the TV series, Martin?

Actress Tisha Campbell played Martin's girlfriend and eventual wife, Gina Waters. Off-screen, Campbell sued Martin Lawrence for sexual harassment and only agreed to return to the show if she never had to come in contact with Lawrence. This left writers and producers scrambling to shoot a show where Martin and Gina were a married couple, but could never share a scene.

Martin Payne is a radio DJ in Detroit. As the series progresses, he switches to television, hosting a talk show called "Word on the Street."

Martin may love Gina, but he hates her best friend, Pam, played by Tichina Arnold. When Pam and Martin get into one of their frequent fights, Pam usually settles things by mocking Martin's height.

Brother Man uses the fire escape to travel from his 5th-floor apartment into Martin's place whenever he can -- often borrowing clothes, food and other items as needed.

Looking to buy roast pigeon or slightly-used wedding decorations at a special discount rate? Seek out Hustle Man -- played by Tracy Morgan -- who typically greets Martin with his trademark "What's happening, Chief?"

Lawrence dressed up to play many bit parts in the series, but perhaps none are quite as memorable as the loud-mouthed Sheneneh Jenkins. The character is so unforgettable that she inspired the Nae Nae dance in 2013 -- years after "Martin" went off the air.

The simple-minded Cole Brown lives at home with his mom and works at the airport cleaning planes. Throughout the series, fans are left to wonder exactly what Martin's other best friend, Tommy, does for a living.

The ultra-frugal Stan Winters -- known for his very out-of-date wardrobe -- serves as owner and manager at radio station WZUP.

Martin and the gang spend their free time chilling out at Nipsey's Lounge, where actor Sean Lampkin plays the owner/bartender.

She may look like a sweet old lady, but Ms. Geri always has a bag of nickels ready to swing at Martin. Once she gives him a good beat down, she might even take his money for good measure.

After failing to pay his taxes for 20 years, Stan is forced to sell WZUP. The new owners switch to a country and western format, which is not exactly Martin's style. He tries his best to adapt, but eventually parts ways with the station at the end of season two.

Gina is desperate to track Martin down after he loses his job and leaves Detroit. She eventually finds him in a cult -- which he joined under the name Shaquille Sunflower.

In the season three episode, "High Noon," Martin's friends abandon him after word gets out that feared convict Mad Dog No Good is after him. Turns out the terrifying convict, who calls Martin's show to threaten him on the air is played by none other than Gary Coleman, of "Diff'rent Strokes" fame.

Martin and Gina finally get married in the Bahamas, with Kenny "Babyface" Edmunds performing at the ceremony.

Ol' Otis is another of the many characters played by Martin Lawrence. The very angry old security guard isn't afraid to tussle with the younger generation, despite his massive pot belly and advancing age.

Martin dresses as the young, runny-nosed Roscoe by kneeling down and wearing shoes over his kneecaps. Gina and Roscoe are not necessarily the best of friends.

One of Martin's characters is a martial-arts "expert" named Dragonfly Jones, who frequently ends up getting beaten up -- especially when he comes into contact with fellow fighter Kenji.

While Martin and Gina both agree that they need help keeping the house clean, they can't come to an agreement over who to hire. After much debate, they hire sweet Miss Minnie -- played by Marla Gibbs of "The Jeffersons." Turns out that sweet Miss Minnie hadn't changed her ways since her days of working for George and Louise Jefferson.

Gina gets her head stuck in a brass bed headboard just before a big work meeting. While Tommy is able to cut most of the frame off, Gina is forced to wear a wig and shawl to disguise the remainder of the metal during her meeting.

After a friendship-ending feud over a suitcase, Martin is horrified when Tommy is in a bad car accident in the season four finale.

In "The Love Jones Connection," Sheneneh makes an appearance on a "Love Connection"-style show, where she ends up with a very reluctant date -- played by Chris Rock.

When the gang plans a big cruise in season five, Gina misses the boat and Martin is forced to vacation without her. While on board, Martin befriends a suicidal woman named Ellen, who eventually decides that Martin may be worth living for.

After the pair are involved in a car accident, Sheneneh sues Tommy, who chooses to represent himself in court. What he doesn't know is that Sheneneh is represented by the powerful attorney Ronnie Cochran.

After dating the very large Big Shirley, Cole finally settles down with dim-witted Shanise McGullicuddy and moves out of his mom's house in the final season of the show.

After getting fired, Pam gets a job with Keep It Real Records and discovers a hot new music star -- played by Tyrese Gibson.

In a modern-day crazy twist on the identical cousins gag from "The Patty Duke Show," Pam's identical cousin Tammy appears in season five of "Martin." After escaping from a mental institution, Tammy manages to switch places with Pam and Pam ends up confined to the hospital instead.

Martin Lawrence dressed in drag to play his mom, Edna "Mama" Payne. One of the most memorable things about the character was her mustache, which was rather impressive for an elderly woman.

Yet another of Lawrence's roles on the show was as Jerome, an aging pimp with a gold tooth who used to be the Player of the Year.

Martin moves to California in season five after learning that his TV talk show will be broadcast to a national audience. Fortunately, Gina gets a job on the west coast so she can move out to Los Angeles with her hubby.

"Martin" ran for 132 episodes over five seasons from 1992 to 1997. The show ended as Martin Lawrence was having some well-publicized personal drama, including a brawl at a nightclub and issues with drugs and mental illness.