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When biker Cary Ford (Martin Henderson) discovers some motorcycles filled with crystal meth, he stows them away. But it turns out that villainous gangster Henry James (Matt Schulze) has plans to recover his drugs. James frames Ford for the murder of Junior (Fredro Starr), the brother of Trey (Ice Cube), who heads the Reapers, a notoriously malicious biker gang. Ford goes on the run in an attempt t

Covert government assassin Al Simmons (Michael Jai White) is killed after being double-crossed by his boss, Jason Wynn (Martin Sheen). Upon arriving in Hell, Simmons is offered an opportunity to return to Earth if he's willing to lead an evil army. He accepts, and is reincarnated as a "Hellspawn" -- a twisted, horribly disfigured version of his former self. However, Spawn serves as a force of good

Robert and Jerri (Robert Townsend, Suzzanne Douglas) clash when he invites a chauvinistic professor (guest star Michael Dorn) to dinner.

Michael (Kenny Blank) learns about the birds and the bees when Robert (Robert Townsend) brings home a college computer program.

Eleanor (Ella Joyce) persuades Roc (Charles Dutton) to buy a car; Joey (Rocky Carroll) housesits at his friend's posh condo.

Eleanor (Ella Joyce) learns about Roc's (Charles Dutton) romantic past when she invites one of his former girlfriends to dinner.

Malena and Mel plan a trip to New York, but they cannot find an available hotel room anywhere; Sheri asks Dean to pretend that their marriage is still intact for the sake of her visiting mother.

Sheri's mother (guest star Cindy Williams) announces she is divorcing her third husband. Erik Estrada also guest stars.

Marion's grandmother arrives and warms up to Maxwell, then finds the two guys competing for her attention.

A news crew filming at a shelter misunderstands volunteer Marion's presence.

Robert grounds Bobby from attending his field trip for being disrespectful to Dirk, but Neesee secretly takes Bobby on the trip.

Robert and Neesee threaten to take away Bobby's Christmas gifts; Dirk anticipates spending his first holiday with his daughter.

Michael and Zaria's (Kenny Blank, Reagan Gomez-Preston) secret plans for a party blow up in their face.

In an effort to save money, Robert (Robert Townsend) asks Wendell and Derek (Faizon Love, Bobby McGee) to install his home security system.

When he calls at Joey's (Rocky Carroll) condo, Roc (Charles Dutton) is arrested and thrown in jail. With Ella Joyce.

Andrew fears repercussions when he breaks up with Eleanor's boss; Roc challenges Joey to a competition.

The plaintiff has always considered the defendant to be her dad, even though she knows he may not be her biological father; she petitions the court for a DNA test to find out the truth.

The plaintiff, who got custody of her younger sister when their mother fell into a coma, sues her for a cellphone bill; the defendant says she has fallen on hard times due to the pandemic.

A woman sues her niece for the balance due on a furniture bill; the defendant says she refused to pay because her aunt tried to change their agreement.

The plaintiff rented a home from the defendant but moved out after only one month because the defendant's son sexually harassed her on numerous occasions; she sues her former landlord for repayment for rent, a security deposit and harassment.

A murderer (John Diehl) is on the run, and Gillespie (Carroll O'Connor) does everything he can to prevent him from killing again. With Alan Autry.

A councilwoman (Denise Nicholas) tries art therapy on a mute boy who may have witnessed his father's murder.

A retired detective (Ken Curtis) assists Gillespie's probe of a murder at a rest home; guest Louise Fletcher.

Single mother Brenda (Angela Bassett) suddenly loses her job, then she receives news that the father she never met is dead. With nothing to lose, she gathers her brood and heads to Georgia, where she meets her father's uproarious family for the first time and finds the tentative beginnings of a new romance.

Monty (Idris Elba), a mechanic, struggles to make ends meet and raise his three young daughters alone. When his drug-dealing ex-wife wins custody of the girls in court, he enlists the help of Julia (Gabrielle Union), a successful attorney, to get the girls back. Romance unexpectedly blooms between the pair, but the couple must come to terms with their very different lives and find a way to keep Mo