Black Voices

Nick Young; "So Fly"; "Plead the Fifth"; "Star Sightings"; "The Wildstyle"; French Montana performs.

Nick Cannon, Joe Albanese, Jilly Anais, and Michael Blackson battle it out in games: "Got Props", "Let Me Holla", "Kick 'Em Out the Classroom", and the "Wildstyle" battle; Jilly Anais performs "Throwback.".

Nick Cannon, Jake Miller, and Shameik Moore battle it out in games; "Eat Dat A... Up"; "Sex Flix and Chill"; "R&Beef"; the Wildstyle battle.

If President Bush had been black; special guests actor Jamie Foxx and musician Lil' John; musical guest Big Boi.

"WacArnold's"; black watermelon-smashing Gallagher; Paul Mooney as "Negrodamus"; musician DMX performs.

"Creative Solutions"; "Racial Draft"; "Samuel Jackson Beer"; "Genetic Dissenter"; "Campaign Advertisements.".

Charlie Murphy's True Hollywood Stories: Prince; Paul Mooney as "Negrodamus"; musical guest Cee-Lo.

Nelson Mandela's boot camp for teens; a gay world; musical guests Kanye West and Mos Def; unaired sketches.

The World Series of Dice; a moment in the life of rapper Lil' John; musical guests Common and Kanye West.

Concerned about the safety of a treehouse Calvin's building for Grover, Dave recruits Marty to supervise covertly; an innocent mistake on Malcolm's part leads to a heated bake-off between Tina and Gemma.

When the Johnsons invite the Butlers to go camping, Dave is taken aback by Calvin's idea of roughing it; Gemma and Tina cross paths with Maynard, a general store proprietor who may not be as friendly as he seems.

Dave faces off against incumbent Isaiah Evans in a debate for a city council seat; the race comes to a dramatic conclusion.

A near-accident awakens Dave's sense of civic duty, prompting him to team up with Calvin to try to improve the safety of their community; a trip to the county fair turns into a nerve-racking adventure for Malcolm, Marty and Grover.

The arrival of Wyatt, an eco-conscious new neighbor, and his pet rooster disrupts the community; when Tina stops by Marty's apartment for a surprise visit, the youngest Butler son is forced to come clean about a long-held secret.

When Gemma has her car repaired at Calvin's shop, Tina insists she doesn't need to pay for the work, to Calvin's consternation; Malcolm and Marty find themselves on the same dating app and vie for the same woman's attention.

When Tina decides it's time to make home improvements, Dave volunteers to repaint the Butler house, violating Calvin's "man code" and setting off a chain of events that impacts both families.

Calvin's archrivals, the Pink Ladies, move their manicure business into the local barbershop; Dave encourages him to make peace; when the women take a prank too far, the guys decide to plot revenge.

When a curmudgeonly resident who has few fans in the community passes away, the Butlers step up to host a memorial; Calvin learns something unexpected about himself.

When Calvin decides to film a local TV commercial for his business, he enlists Dave, Tina and Marty to help; Malcolm considers making a grand gesture when his girlfriend, Sofia, is offered her dream job abroad.

Chris is over the moon when a cute girl asks him to the homecoming dance, but he gets nervous when her father asks to meet him.

Chris decides to buy an expensive bottle of perfume for his mother for Mother's Day; during some spring cleaning, Julius and Drew find an expensive collector's item among Drew's old toys.

After Chris tests poorly on a standardized exam, his teacher refers him to the school's guidance counselor, who puts him through a series of mental evaluations.

Chris and Greg try to find fake IDs so they can attend a concert; Rochelle plans a party for Julius.

Rochelle discovers she is a year younger than she thought she was; a stranger helps Chris to safety during a blackout; Greg feels as though he has no identity.

Chris is robbed by a notorious repeat offender, Malvo (Ricky Harris), when Doc entrusts him with watching the cash register.

Chris' classmates do not take him seriously when he signs up to be a hall monitor; Tonya discovers that her friends hang out with her to get closer to Drew.

Caruso relinquishes his role as school bully after he gets bullied himself; Julius secretly tries to find extra work when he must use his vacation days.

Moesha's stories frighten the youngest child Myles when Frank and Dee announce plans to have another baby.

Moesha (Brandy Norwood) becomes jealous when Hakeem (Lamont Bentley) begins dating a girl (guest star Reagan Gomez-Preston) and has less time to spend with her.

Moesha is at odds with her new stepmother Dee and gets more than she bargains for when dealing with Ohagi.

Kim wins a spot on the cheerleading squad; Hakeem goes on a feeding frenzy hoping to make the basketball team.

Tia and Tamera scheme to have Sarah's ex-boyfriend visit their slumber party.

Lisa's mother comes to visit; Lisa had told her mother that she was married to Ray; Lisa manages to convince Ray to pretend that he is her husband.

Tamera (Tamera Mowry) gets a first date for the school dance, but Tia (Tia Mowry) seems to be left out in the cold.

Two identical twin girls Tia and Tamera Mowry, separated at birth, finally meet and vow to stay together forever.

Nick Cannon and Killer Mike battle it out in games: Pick Up and Kill It, Hood Jeopardy, Hip Hop History, and the Wildstyle battle; Run The Jewels performs.

Nick Cannon, EJ King, Monaleo and Nems battle it out in games and more.

Nick Cannon and Jess Hilarious battle it out in games: "Got Props", "Talkin' Spit", "Kick 'Em Out the Classroom", and the "Wildstyle" battle; DW Flame performs "Pop Out.".

A politician denies sending lewd photos; a detective interrogates a rapper; Cedric and Levi find lightning in a bottle; two Southern gentlemen compliment women; Jordan runs into an old friend; a cop takes things literally.

Sketches include aliens invade planet Earth; a family comes to terms with a relative's gay wedding; a couple of racists express some surprising views.

Jordan and Keegan try hiding in plain sight; two slaves struggle to get off the auction block; a pair of thugs encounter a slight complication before a big hit.

Sketches include a parole officer uses a puppet to bond with a parolee; a man in a neck brace attempts to party; a soldier has an emotional reunion with his family.

A gangster participates in a drive-by; a mom writes a song for her son; two scam artists compete.

A football team hypes up before a game; President Obama and Luther meet Hillary Clinton; guys prepare for potential flight threats; pirates sing; a trigger-happy policeman.

A PSA helps prevent child soldiers in Africa; a college a cappella group gets a new member; Meegan and André go on their first date; a terror group runs a food truck; two old men discuss popular music.

Nick Cannon, Ari Fletcher and Rodney Perry battle it out in games Turn Up for What, Talking Spit, Kick 'Em Out the Classroom, and the Wildstyle battle; Too $hort performs "Blow the Whistle.".

Deontay Wilder; "Celebrity Death Battle"; "In This Corner"; "Family Reunion"; "The Wildstyle"; Tory Lanez performs.

Pete Davidson; PnB; "Pick Up and Kill It"; "Hood Jeopardy"; "Pie or Die"; "The Wildstyle.".

Dave hosts a new game show called, "Who Knows Black People"; "When Keeping It Real Goes Wrong"; musician Erykah Badu performs.

Shopping network sells gross products; "Roots" outtakes; reality show pilot; rapper Talib Kweli performs.

New hip-hop products; "Great Moments in Hookup History"; "Ask a Black Dude"; musical performance by Fat Joe.

Dave's Sci-Fi adventure, "Blackzilla"; "Player Hater's Ball"; Chappelle stars in his own video game; The Roots perform.

A realistic look at "Pretty Woman" and "The Matrix"; the Wu-Tang Clan's new financial consulting firm; "Ask a Black Dude"; Killer Mike performs.

Old music videos hint at future sex scandals; History Channel coverage of inner-city gang wars from the 1980s; music guest: GZA.

Dave makes a run for city council, working hard to earn Calvin's support, only to have a controversial photo threaten to derail his entire campaign.

Tina receives unexpected news; Calvin, Dave and Gemma encourage her to embrace a new chapter by taking a big leap of faith by learning to skydive; Marty helps Grover create a battle bot for a school science competition.

When Dave discovers Calvin hasn't seen a physician in nearly a decade, he insists that he schedule a physical; Calvin gets more than he bargained for when Dr. Fisher insists he undergo a routine colonoscopy.

Dave puts his professional conflict mediation skills to the test when he offers to help Calvin find out why his employees are quitting.

When Gemma decides to fire a teacher at her school, she's unprepared for the aftermath; Calvin gets a surprise when he faces off with his newspaper carrier.

When Calvin and Tina learn Marty has a new girlfriend, they insist he invite her over for dinner, with surprising results.

Dave and Gemma occasionally see a couples therapist to keep their marriage strong; after learning about this, Tina decides that she and Calvin should do the same.

Gemma's troublemaking sister returns, claiming she's turned over a new leaf; Dave finally convinces Calvin to accompany him to an escape room, where they both get more than they bargained for.

Dave and Gemma host a memorable Thanksgiving in their new home; Dave's politically incorrect mother visits from out of town and meets the Butler family for the first time.

Gemma surprises Dave with wanting another baby; he enlists a robotic doll and Marty's engineering skills to remind her how difficult a newborn is; Calvin and Tina disagree on how to proceed when they unexpectedly discover a stash of cash.

During his first day at school, Chris squares off with a bully and meets a new friend, Greg.

Because the family is sick, Mr. Omar agrees to look after Chris, who takes advantage of the situation by spending time alone with Tasha.

Chris ends up in traffic court after taking his father's car for a spin.

When Chris bonds with a new student at school, Greg warns him to stay far away; Julius and Rochelle get an unexpected IRS refund check.