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A joyous reunion in small-town Georgia turns into an unexpected nightmare when Madea, Joe, Aunt Bam and other family members gather for an anniversary party that turns out to be a sham. Instead of fun and relaxation, Madea and the gang soon find themselves attending an elaborate funeral that doesn't quite go according to plan.

T.K. (Tyrone Dorzell Burton) develops a crush on a new law intern (guest star Jossie B. Harris); Nicholas (Curtis Williams Jr.) falls for Zaria's friend (guest star Stephanie Charles).

T.K. (Tyrone Burton) is tempted to fix a basketball game; Nicholas (Curtis Williams Jr.) wants in on a lucrative cupcake-selling business.

An actor (Sinbad) prepares for his role as a garbageman by following Roc (Charles Dutton) home so he can study him. With Ella Joyce.

After a car accident, the other driver (James Avery) pays Joey (Rocky Carroll) $10,000 not to file a claim. With Charles Dutton.

When Malena (Holly Robinson Peete) interviews prospective nannies, Sheri (Dedee Pfeiffer) sabotages their chances of getting the job. Guest star: Telma Hopkins.

Malena and Mel join a salsa dance club hoping to induce labor; Dean and Sheri talk about getting divorced.

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 gets a reality check when he meets the father of his young girlfriend; Beverly (Vivica A. Fox) urges Dirk to bond with his newly discovered daughter.

Enlightened by a trip to India, Robert's sister, Carmen (Tisha Campbell-Martin), returns to make up for past mistakes.

Robert helps Boo study for the GED exam, which would make her the first person in her family to earn a high-school diploma.

Wendell is smitten by Jerri's visiting sister, but she only wants to pay him back for teasing her in high school.

Roc (Charles S. Dutton) is depressed when he loses the money he saved for Eleanor's (Ella Joyce) anniversary gift in a poker game.

Roc (Charles Dutton) suspects the motives of a young man who flatters Joey (Rocky Carroll) by admiring his trumpet playing.

The plaintiff thought he never had any children, but recently discovered that the defendant may be his biological son, so he has petitioned the court for a DNA test.

A woman sues her aunt, saying that after her grandmother died, her aunt sold her grandmother's property and failed to split the proceeds with her.

A woman sues her cousin and his wife, saying that after she allowed the couple to stay with her, a pipe burst, damaging her property.

A woman and her mother sue her mother's ex-boyfriend, saying that after they bought a car from him, he borrowed it back and sold it without their permission; he says he sold it before they took possession and counter-sues for unpaid traffic tickets.

An ambitious councilman (O.J. Simpson) won't support black workers who crossed an all-white picket line.

Bubba (Alan Autry) is accused of the violent rape of a young black woman (Vanessa Bell Calloway). With Carroll O'Connor and Howard Rollins.

Filling in for Gillespie, a retired captain (Joe Don Baker) searches for a drunken driver who killed three teens.

Two families, bound by tradition, are locked in a brutal war. Asian and African American gangs are vying for control of Oakland's waterfront. But when the first casualty is the Asian warlord's son, the gang war becomes more dangerous than either side ever imagined.

Police drama about a veteran officer who escorts a rookie on his first day with the LAPD's tough inner-city narcotics unit. "Training Day" is a blistering action drama that asks the audience to decide what is necessary, what is heroic and what crosses the line in the harrowing gray zone of fighting urban crime. Does law-abiding law enforcement come at the expense of justice and public safety? If s

Collin must make it through his final three days of probation for a chance at a new beginning in his Oakland, Calif., neighborhood. His bond with his volatile best friend soon gets tested when Collin sees a police officer shoot a suspect in the back during a chase through the streets. Things soon come to a head when the buddies attend a party at the upscale home of a young and wealthy tech entrepr

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An unexpected guest (guest star Usher) brightens up a disappointing night for Zaria (Reagan Gomez-Preston).

Nicholas dreams of becoming a singing success; Robert makes T.K. angry when he visits T.K.'s imprisoned father.

Roc (Charles Dutton) faces problems as a landlord when he buys his home and the adjoining houses. Guest stars: Kadeem Hardison and Jamie Foxx.

Roc and Eleanor's (Charles Dutton, Ella Joyce) plans to renew their wedding vows turn disastrous when their relatives (Richard Roundtree, Rosalind Cash, Kim Fields) arrive.

Malena (Holly Robinson Peete) gives birth, while Mel (James Lesure) nervously videotapes the blessed event -- or so he thinks.

Mel and Malena's newborn keeps them up with constant crying; Dean and Sheri fumble with the aftermath of their passion.

Marion receives calls meant for a woman named Kara and finds himself falling in love with the mystery woman.

Marion and Evander Holyfield prepare for a banquet honoring Marion, but trouble ensues when Tonia and Max get invited.

Robert and Neesee struggle to deal with a letter that he wrote her four years earlier; Bobby discovers a hair.

Neesee finds a new condo to move into, but it is still under construction; Robert and Neesee help get Courtney (Laivan Greene) into Bobby's school.

When Zaria (Reagan Gomez-Preston) decides to leave school after some success as a veejay, Robert (Robert Townsend) encourages her to stay.

Robert's ex-girlfriend, now a pop star, announces that he was the inspiration for her award-winning album.

While reminiscing, Roc and Joey (Charles Dutton, Rocky Carroll) discover why Andrew (Carl Gordon) prefers one son over the other.

Roc (Charles S. Dutton) suffers a crisis of conscience when a bigoted manager wants to invest in his business.

The plaintiff says she rented a room in her home to the defendant, but over time, he became disruptive to the other tenants, and she has the video to prove it.

A woman sues her sister for kicking the bumper off her car and claims she did it after they got into an argument over cereal.

A mother sues her daughter for wrecking her truck; her daughter claims her mother posted derogatory flyers about her all over town.

A man sues his uncle over a cable bill; the defendant says his nephew is an irresponsible slob; he countersues for back rent.

Capt. Dugan (Joe Don Baker) keeps close tabs on Tibbs (Howard Rollins), who is searching for a lethal arsonist.

An odd character (Shirley Stoler) becomes a suspect when a skeleton is found on a wealthy eccentric's property. With Howard Rollins and Joe Don Baker.

When Chief Gillespie (Carroll O'Connor) is kidnapped, Virgil (Howard Rollins) suspects Capt. Dugan (Joe Don Baker) has inside information.

A victim of his own anger, the Kid (Prince) is a Minneapolis musician on the rise with his band, the Revolution, escaping a tumultuous home life through music. While trying to avoid making the same mistakes as his truculent father (Clarence Williams III), the Kid navigates the club scene and a rocky relationship with a captivating singer, Apollonia (Apollonia Kotero). But another musician, Morris

The Kid (Prince) and his rock-club rival (Morris Day) disagree about music in a sequel to the 1984 film "Purple Rain.".

News of a trust-fund beauty (Kristin Scott Thomas) inspires the pianist (Prince) at a hotel in Nice on the Riviera.