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Jamie and Braxton (Jamie Foxx, Christopher B. Duncan) must land a plane after a medical emergency sidelines the aircraft's pilot.

Fancy finally accepts Jamie's advances, leaving him shocked; Braxton employs pop psychology in an effort to understand women.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) saves the life of a mobster (guest star Eddie Mekka), who then lavishes him with gifts.

Jamie is evicted from King's Tower after throwing one too many loud parties and ends up as Braxton's roommate.

Jamie seeks legal advice from a tough lawyer after revealing photos of Fancy turn up on the Internet.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) meets K-Ci & Jojo (guest starring as themselves) and gives them a copy of his demo tape on a chance for his big break.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) goes on tour, performing before thousands of fans; Fancy (Garcelle Beauvais) has a new boyfriend.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) plots to have Fancy's (Garcelle Beauvais) new boyfriend, Silas (guest star Alan F. Smith), get caught in a compromising situation.

Junior (Garrett Morris) is chagrined when a slim Helen (Ellia English) starts getting attention from men.

Jamie's fortune-seeking sister may find the wrong kind of fame when she gets invited to a wild party.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) takes Fancy (Garcelle Beauvais) to her 10-year high-school reunion after her boyfriend Silas (guest star Alan F. Smith) is delayed.

Braxton's (Christopher B. Duncan) secret relationship with Cameron (Susan Wood) causes trouble when an old flame (guest star Tembi Locke) comes to town.

The challengers are sent on the heist of a century to collect a key using... haystacks. This exhausting challenge is a crucial look into everyone's speed and endurance, and one team's performance is shocking to everyone.

As the numbers whittle down, everyone's collective performance in the challenge becomes crucial because winning or losing takes a vote away from their alliance; how important is your own safety versus your team's safety?

In a challenge filled with chains, the players must trust their partner's driving skills to help them succeed; if you love rummaging through your junk drawer and unraveling cable, this elimination won't be one to miss.

The challengers must navigate a harrowing and pitch-black cave in hopes of earning safety; the teams in elimination must cram into a replica airplane bathroom, and it's not even close to the mile high club.

An argument creates tension in the house and reveals who's been playing honest and how devious the game can really be; a headbanger awaits the teams in elimination, and it's more than just their life in the game.

After a grueling season, the final four teams have made it to TJ's Final; while battling exhaustion, the players must complete grueling runs, mind-numbing checkpoints and the ultimate temptation to become Challenge Champions; that's only day one.

Eighteen artists arrive ready to fight for themselves but instead find they must work in teams divided by gender; battle lines are drawn, then tested, in the "Ink Master" Battle of the Sexes; in the end, only one will win $100,000.

Team leaders emerge in a shocking new season-long twist that sends the Artists a wake-up call and shakes up the competition; The Battle of the Sexes continues for $100K and the title of Ink Master.

The artists must fight even harder to win the Battle of the Sexes as the field thins and the competition intensifies; one artist is not wired properly for the competition and must pack up and close shop.

The judges are looking for color contrast and the artists are out for blood with full color neo-traditional animal tattoos.

It's every man or woman for themselves when the artists are subject to a blind critique.

The artists must put needle to skin consistently to take out their competitors; the battle of the sexes continues for $100K and the title of Ink Master.

The artists must prove their strength by facing off against each other.

The judges test the artists' understanding of color theory; two coaches take the artists to school; the battle intensifies for $100K and the title of "Ink Master.".

The teams are out of balance as the artists cross enemy battle lines to pick secret alliances; a freehand drawing challenge tests the competitors' artistic ability.

The battle for the grand prize and title of Ink Master continues as the judges test the artist's adaptability.

The Artists find themselves in a dicey situation with confrontational coaches Josh Payne and Nikki Simpson.

The competition tests the artists' ability to market themselves when the power is in the hands of the canvases.

The artists are on their own in a test of finesse as the six remaining competitors fight for the cash prize and the title of Ink Master.

It's a battle of the sexes as the men's team takes aim at the women during an illustrative portrait challenge.

The last four artists remaining battle it out in a tattoo marathon to secure their spot in the season finale.

Seven veteran artists battle it out in the "Clash of the Coaches Face Off"; the battle of the sexes comes to an end as the three finalists reveal their 35-hour Master Canvas tattoos and one artist wins the title of Ink Master.

A French "Harmonica Pistol" from the 1800s and combat robots from the 1990s.

Ton and Allen teach a new auction hunter a lesson and find a 1940s shuffleboard and a hot rod made from part of a WWII fighter plane.

Ton and Allen battle a big-mouthed buyer in Ton's hometown; tranquilizer dart guns; the guys fight with a K9.

Allen and Ton score a 1960s autographed tattoo machine; Terry Ives competition chainsaw.

The boys go head-to-head with a trash-talking auction buyer and uncover some treasures.

1800s whaling harpoon; 1940s tandem bicycle; vintage American flag collection.

A vicious battle erupts with former employee Carolyn over a 1968 Corvette Stingray; Allen tests his ninja skills.

Allen & Ton find more than easy money in New Orleans when they are challenged by some bayou bidders with money.

Ton and Allen find a motorized railroad maintenance car from the 1960s and a pre-World War I Japanese semi-automatic pistol.

Ton and Allen rumble with a band of high-bidding bikers; the guys discover a 37 millimeter anti-tank gun and a cowboy's rodeo saddle.

The teen moms and their partners travel to Cartagena, hosted by Cheyenne and Jade; couples are invited to a beachside resort to rekindle romance and face their issues with the help of professionals.

Cast members from across the "Teen Mom" franchise come together for a tropical vacation; but it's not all rest and relaxation, as the moms dive deep into relationship, friendship and parenting issues.

Cast members from across the "Teen Mom" franchise come together for a tropical vacation; but it's not all rest and relaxation, as the moms dive deep into relationship, friendship and parenting issues.

Tensions rise as Mackenzie and her new boyfriend arrive at the villa; Mackenzie hopes to make amends with Cheyenne; a dune buggy drive leads the couples to a cathartic beach workshop.

The moms challenge the men in an obstacle course that leaves one of them injured; emotions run high for the women during a hypnosis workshop; a coaching session presses Cheyenne and Mackenzie to interact; a new arrival.

Cheyenne and Mackenzie recover from a tense hypnosis session; the group lets loose during a party at a rooftop bar in Cartagena, but the fun fizzles when two couples clash.

A call from home ignites new conflict between Kayla and Ryan; Mack and Khes coordinate a family dinner that doesn't go as planned; Chey and Zach meet with Michaiah to discuss their fight the previous night.

The villa is jolted by the arrival of Kiaya, Briana and Leah, three single moms, who are looking to party; a personal watercraft accident sends Kiaya to the hospital; Leah causes drama when she lets loose.

Leah's apology fails to ease tensions with Kiaya; Mack reveals a relationship fear to Khesanio; a celebration of Jade and Sean's upcoming nuptials leads to surprises and drama among friends.

Whitney and Lauren go to New York to present their ideas about the big fashion show; Franky tries to fix Brody and Spencer's friendship.

Whitney is in charge of the Young Hollywood party; Heidi celebrates her birthday with Spencer; Audrina may have a new admirer.

Lauren runs into Heidi and they fight; Audrina and Justin struggle in their undefined relationship.

Lauren plays matchmaker; Spencer resists Heidi's wedding plans which results in a fight.

Andrea catches Justin kissing another girl; Spencer's sister Stephanie picks a fight with Lauren and Brody.

Lauren believes she will not get serious about playboy Brody; Spencer's sister tells him about Heidi's doubts; Audrina goes on her first date since her breakup.

Whitney gets an offer to work in Paris; Heidi and Spencer's future is jeopardized.

Lauren learns that Brody has found someone new, nearly ruining her trip to Paris; Spencer tries to win back Heidi.

Whitney must choose between Teen Vogue and a new career; Lauren and Brody clash over his new girlfriend; Heidi adjusts to life without Spencer.

Lauren befriends Spencer's sister in her fashion class; Whitney believes her job is a dream come true.

When Lauren invites Stephanie to her birthday party, Heidi and Spencer question her loyalty; Spencer launches a plan.

Heidi tries to win back Audrina's friendship; Lauren is suspicious of Heidi's motives; Whitney adjusts to her new job.

Heidi enjoys being single until she sees Spencer with other women; Lauren helps Whitney during Los Angeles' fashion week.

Heidi makes a last attempt to regain Lauren's friendship; Audrina spends more time with Heidi and Justin.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) is shocked when his mother comes to visit with her new, young fiancé (guest star Gerald Levert).

Jamie gets involved in a basketball game with NBA players Gary Payton, Vin Baker and Shareef Abdur-Rahim.

Junior and Helen tell Jamie the story of their ancestors' first hotel.

Jamie (Jamie Foxx) is taught a lesson about giving when he is forced to live the same day over and over.