Black Voices

Chris runs for class president and asks Greg to be his running mate but drops him after poll results reveal that Greg is not popular enough.

It's a choice between journalistic integrity and suspension when Moesha writes a potentially damaging newspaper article.

Brandy (Brandy Norwood) is torn between her caring stepmother (Sheryl Lee Ralph) and the love and grief she feels for her dead mother.

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.

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

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

Tia and Tamera are disappointed after meeting their idol; Lisa and Ray get friendly.

Fearing separation if either of their parents remarry, the twins scheme to break up Ray's relationship.

Nick Cannon and Mariah The Scientist battle it out in games: Talking Spit, Kick 'Em Out the Classroom, R&Beef and the Wildstyle battle; Mariah The Scientist performs "Stone Cold.".

Nick Cannon, Amara La Negra, Bobby Lytes and Derez Deshon battle it out in games: Twerk Work, Hood Jeopardy, Pie Or Die, and the Wildstyle battle; Derez Deshon performs.

Nick Cannon and Alvaro Diaz battle; Alphabet Train, Family Reunion, Remix and the Wildstyle battle.

Sketches include two old women battle with Satan; things go awry when a man goes mattress shopping; dance club patrons are forced to face the truth about themselves.

Sketches include the return of Maegan; Jordan tries to look cool at a strip club; a funk show for the ages.

Sketches include The Tea Party discovering a new hope; Bobby McFerrin duels with Michael Winslow; Jordan and Keegan debate who is blacker.

A tickle game between two friends gets a little strange; brainstorming for "Gremlins 2"; a man deals with an unruly office janitor; two thugs suspect their friend snitched; Keegan and Jordan discuss Africa at a party.

Sketches include Stan Lee pitches some new superheroes; a guy loses his reputation when he experiences a brain freeze; a man develops a complex mnemonic device to remember where he parked.

Judge Jessie has a new show; a man waits for his job interview; two ladies catch up over drinks; the valets discuss Val Kilmer; a retired military specialist is briefed on a new project; a woman introduces her fiancé to her parents.

Sketches include President Obama and his anger translator speaking to Mitt Romney; the man who had to follow Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream" speech; two friends discuss their theories on what happens to their poop after they flush.

Nick Cannon, Sherry Cola, Jay Sean and C. King battle it out in games and more.

Nick Cannon, Chance the Rapper, and Taylor Bennett battle it out in games: Got Props, Let Me Holla, Kick 'Em Out the Classroom, Wildstyle Battle; Taylor Bennett performs "Kick Back.".

Nick Cannon, Chance the Rapper and Shawty Shawty battle it out in games Got Damn, Bless'Em, Remix and the Wildstyle battle; Chance the Rapper performs "The Highs & the Lows.".

Record companies recruit street musicians to be rap stars; a boy beats Dave at a video game; a video camera shows the future; De La Soul performs.

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

"The Love Contract"; the true Hollywood stories of singer Rick James and actor Charlie Murphy; music guest Ludacris.

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

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

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

The show "Making da Band"; musical guest Snoop Dogg; appearances by Q-Tip and Wyclef; the puppet show, Kneehigh Park.

When Victor Alvarez tries to steal Calvin's customers, the Butlers and Johnsons join forces on a plan to drum up business and give back to their community.

When Calvin and Dave's college basketball teams go head-to-head, Dave surprises the Butlers with tickets to the game; a friend from Michigan visits and reveals surprising new details about Dave.

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.

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.

Dave's patience is tested when Gemma's freeloading sister suddenly shows up with plans for an extended stay; Calvin grows frustrated that Malcolm is still living at home.

Tina agrees to give Grover piano lessons; Malcolm lands a job in retail sales; neither has a first day that goes quite according to plan.

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.

Nothing goes as planned when Dave sets up an anniversary celebration for Gemma and Calvin; Tina baby-sits the Johnsons' son, Grover.

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

Dave earns Calvin's respect when he thwarts a robbery at the barbershop, until the recognition goes to his head, and he starts exaggerating the truth; Marty invites an anxious Gemma to give his new stress-busting hobby a try.

When Chris thwarts Malvo's attempt to steal Vanessa's gold chain, he has one day to produce a replacement necklace.

Chris realizes he needs to make the best campaign speech of all time in order to win the class presidential election.

Chris reluctantly agrees to hold onto a stash of marijuana but has a difficult time finding an appropriate place to hide it; Rochelle has to learn the beauty salon's new computer system.

Rochelle and Julius must tell Chris there will be no Christmas gifts so they can afford to replace the water heater.

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.

When Chris discovers that his crush, Tasha (Paige Hurd), likes "bad boys," he decides to lose his "nice guy" image; Julius is employee of the month and wins a free dinner at a fancy restaurant.

Greg and Chris decide to join the wrestling team to get a varsity jacket to impress the ladies; Rochelle tries a popular weight-loss drink.

Chris gets some relief from area thugs when he befriends Fat Mike, but their newfound friendship is tested when Mike disappears with Chris' bike.

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.

Moesha learns she can't get a date for her Sweet Sixteen because all the boys are intimidated by her.

Moesha helps Hakeem get a job interview at a store in the mall when she learns his mother has been laid off.

Tamera trades places with her twin sister, Tia, on a date when a zit forces her into seclusion.

Fearing separation if either of their parents remarry, the twins scheme to break up Ray's relationship.

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

Tia and Tamera are disappointed after meeting their idol; Lisa and Ray get friendly.

Nick Cannon and Hannibal Buress battle it out in games Pick Up and Kill It, What You Call That, Kick 'Em Out the Classroom, and the Wildstyle battle; Hannibal Buress performs "Veneers" as Eshe Tune.

Nick Cannon, Tommy Davidson and Bleu battle it out in games Turn Up for What, Got Damned, Kick 'Em Out the Classroom, and the Wildstyle battle; Bleu performs "What About Us.".

Nick Cannon, Ludacris and Denzel Curry battle it out in games; "Pick Up and Kill It"; "Plead the Fifth"; "Remix"; "Wildstyle"; Denzel Curry performs.

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.

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.

Ray Parker Jr. has some new songs; a man can't stop saying "deez nuts"; Keegan has to call 911; a young man learns about Negrotown.

Sketches include a respected sex crimes detective uses unconventional means to solve a case; an action hero rescues his girlfriend; a frozen yogurt store employee eats the profits.

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.

Sketches include an MMA fighter taking trash talk too far; a wedding guest's music requests; an epic game of Flicker takes place.

Sketches include a guy chasing his girlfriend to the ends of the Earth; LMFAO literally cannot stop partying.

Nick Cannon, Jordan L. Jones, Jabari Banks, Nems and OMB Peezy battle and more.

DC Young Fly Hosts, Kid 'n Play, and the Full Force Brothers battle it out in games: Eat That Ass Up, Remix, Family Reunion, and the Wildstyle battle; Kid 'n Play performs "Last Night.".

Nick Cannon, Headkrack, Da Brat and special guest Ambjaay battle it out in games Got Damned, Hood Jeopardy, Family Reunion and the Wildstyle battle; Ambjaay performs.

Dave thinks Oprah is pregnant with his child; Dave's experience as a member of the jury pool on the O.J. Simpson trial; musical guest Wyclef Jean.

"Trading Spouses"; marijuana with no THC; musical guest Black Star featuring Mos Def and Talib Kweli perform.

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

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.

A vicious, blind white-supremacist; racy "booty" videos featuring Nat King Cole. Dave Chappelle stars.

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

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 the Johnsons' Christmas present for Grover is stolen, Calvin and Dave team up to recover the gift in time for the holiday; a nostalgic Tina tries to get into the Christmas spirit by reviving traditions from when Malcolm and Marty were kids.

After Calvin enjoys attending a hockey game with Dave, Malcolm and Marty wonder if their neighbor is rubbing off too much on their dad; Tina decides to enjoy the perks that come with her stardom when she's mistaken for an A-list celebrity.

A friendly Midwesterner moves his family to a Los Angeles neighborhood next door to Calvin, who's concerned the newcomers will disrupt the culture on the block.

Calvin and Dave embark on their first road trip together to a classic car show, only to hit an unexpected roadblock that tests their friendship; Tina and Gemma decide to take home repairs at the Butlers' into their own hands.

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.

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.

Dave convinces Calvin to hold a yard sale, but when longtime neighborhood resident Miss Simpson makes a purchase Calvin quickly regrets, he enlists Dave to help him get the valuable object back.

Calvin reluctantly agrees to let Marty create a website for his auto shop in hopes of drumming up more business; Dave makes it his mission to prove to his son that there's more to life than his favorite gadgets.

Dave is eager to take on a bigger role in the community and prove himself to Calvin; Calvin's reaction makes it clear that, while the relationship between the two families has grown, the friendship between Calvin and Dave needs more time.

Chris decides to help Malvo, a career criminal recently released from prison, turn his life around and go back to high school; Julius, a die-hard Dodgers fan, feels betrayed when Drew decides he is a fan of the Mets.

Chris tries to delay a school presentation by calling in a bomb threat; a customer puts a hex on Rochelle.

Julius decides to spend Father's Day alone; Chris looks for the perfect gift for his father.

Chris becomes popular when he fills in for the neighborhood DJ, who is arrested during a party.

Greg is treated like royalty when he comes to stay with the family.

Chris agrees to help a classmate improve his grades in return for help getting attention from his crush; Rochelle befriends an ex-con who has moved into the neighborhood; Mr. Omar leaves Tonya and Drew in charge of caring for his fish.

Julius and Chris pick up extra work for the holidays by playing Santa Claus at a local department store.

Chris must choose between going to a ballgame with his father or going to the movies with Tasha.

Moesha (Brandy Norwood) joins an all-male organization and forces its leader (guest star Chaz Lamar Shepherd) to rethink women's rights.

Moesha receives a brand-new car, only it's not the Jeep she has always wanted.

A broken chain letter causes disharmony; Moesha consults a spiritual healer.

A broken chain letter causes disharmony; Moesha consults a spiritual healer.

Moesha (Brandy Norwood) is given a real taste of adulthood when she accepts a promotion at her new job.

Some wrong bus transfers leave the twins lost on the way back from a downtown movie.

Ray and Lisa (Tim Reid, Jackee Harry) accompany Tia and Tamera (Tia and Tamera Mowry) on a birthday trip to Chicago.

Tamera coaxes Tia (Tamera and Tia Mowry) into taking a test for her but is nabbed when her teacher (Kathleen Mitchell) finds out.

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

Nick Cannon, Affion Crockett, Rich Homie Quan and Destanni Henderson battle it out in games Got Props, Thanks for Nothing, Remix, and the Wildstyle battle; Rich Homie Quan performs "Dangerous.".

Nick Cannon and Rick Ross battle it out in games, including "Baby Daddy Baby Mama," "Are You Smarter Than a Rapper" and "Greenery Screenery"; Rick Ross performs "Pimpin" with Nick Cannon.

Nick Cannon, Saucy Santana battle, plus Eat That Ass Up, Hood Jeopardy, Greenery Screenery and the Wildstyle battle.

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.

Sketches include an introduction to the newest set of East/West Bowl players; Devon the Landlord searches Jordan's apartment; Jordan is offended by an overly sexual co-worker.

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

Two friends get into an argument at a club; Meegan and André talk about their relationship; a rapper walks out of an interview; Conrad flies business select; Keegan has a new mustache.

Sketches include college football all-stars from the East/West bowl; mobsters; valet-parking attendants discuss Batman.

Sketches include Jordan and Keegan attempting to say a forbidden word to their women; Lil Wayne adjusts to life behind bars.

Sketches include Steve Jobs' successor; Ice-T as a naughty puppy; Rihanna and Chris Brown give it another shot.

MGK; "Flow Job"; "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do"; "Remix"; "Wildstyle.".

Nick Cannon and Fat Joe battle it out in games: Baby Daddy Baby Mama, Greenery Screenery, Kick'Em Out The Classroom, and the Wildstyle battle; Fat Joe performs "Sunshine.".

Nick Cannon, Lil Durk and Bernice Burgos battle it out in games; "Flow Job"; "Talking Spit"; "Remix"; "Wildstyle"; Lil Durk performs.

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

Tyrone Biggums returns as a guest on "Fear Factor"; athlete Joe Rogan; comic-talk show host Wayne Brady; musical guest Talib Kweli.

The show "Making da Band"; musical guest Snoop Dogg; appearances by Q-Tip and Wyclef; the puppet show, Kneehigh Park.

"Trading Spouses"; marijuana with no THC; musical guest Black Star featuring Mos Def and Talib Kweli perform.

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

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

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

When Dave and Gemma's elaborate plans for Grover's seventh birthday party go awry, Malcolm and Marty come to the rescue; Calvin's choice of gift winds up sending one person to the hospital.

Dave gives Calvin a key to his house in case of an emergency and is pleasantly surprised when the gesture is reciprocated.

Unexpected revelations are in the cards during the Johnsons' first game night with the Butlers; Gemma is prompted to rectify a past wrong; Malcolm makes a play for a fresh start with his father, Calvin.

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.

When Grover gets into a fight with a bully at school, Gemma is torn between her role as principal and wanting to protect her son; Calvin encourages Marty to stand up to his own bully, only to be shocked when he learns who it is.

When Gemma sets a reluctant Malcolm up on a blind date with a teacher at her school, she discovers new details about the origins of her relationship with Dave; Marty helps Calvin and Tina plan for their future.

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

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.

When Calvin receives a surprise birthday gift involving his father, Dave suggests they spend the day celebrating in a way that honors him; an unexpected development changes the Johnsons' lives forever.

For a school assignment, Chris must do a good deed over his holiday break; Julius decides to boycott Christmas in favor of Kwanzaa.

Doc discovers that Chris has a natural talent for predicting outcomes of games, but Chris' lucky streak ends when a bookie (Vincent Pastore) shows up at his front door.

Chris' mother insists he take his younger siblings out trick-or-treating, which jeopardizes his own plans.

Chris asks Tasha to be his girlfriend; Rochelle finds out that Julius was married to someone else before her.

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.

Another player challenges Chris' status as the self-proclaimed Asteroids champion at the neighborhood store.

Chris wants to spend New Year's Eve in Times Square; Julius stops a man from jumping off a bridge; Drew and Tonya see who can stay up the latest.

Chris tries to get himself expelled when Julius and Rochelle refuse to let him change schools to avoid his daily beatings.

Mo (Brandy Norwood) views Dee (Sheryl Lee Ralph) differently after her niece (guest star Kellie Shanygne Williams) comes to visit; Andell (Yvette Wilson) dates Deion Sanders (as himself).

Frank (William Allen Young) cautions Moesha (Brandy Norwood) against interracial dating when romantic sparks fly.

It's a choice between journalistic integrity and suspension when Moesha writes a potentially damaging newspaper article.

Brandy (Brandy Norwood) is torn between her caring stepmother (Sheryl Lee Ralph) and the love and grief she feels for her dead mother.

Tamera dents her dad's car; Lisa wants Ray to help bake 80 loaves of bread for a fund-raiser.

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.

After impulsively kissing another guy, Danielle's wedding is called off; Tia is pleased when asked out by a supermarket box boy.

Nick Cannon, Desiigner, and "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" stars Yung Joc, Momma Dee, Scrappy, Stevie J and Tokyo Vanity battle it out in games; "Now You Wild Out"; "Vowing Out"; "Who's on the Pole"; the "Wildstyle" battle; Desiigner performs.

Lil Bibby; Ta'Rahonda; "Let Me Holla"; "Pie or Die"; "Remix"; "The Wildstyle"; Dreezy performs.

Nick Cannon, DJ Quik and Jahi Winston battle it out in games Pick Up and Kill It, Hip Hop Auction, Hip Hop History, and the Wildstyle battle; DJ Quik performs "Tonite.".

Sketches include performers being kicked in the crotch for their art; a class clown terrorizes a teacher; a man tries to get lucky at a sex addicts meeting.

Sketches include Keegan isn't allowed to board his flight; a thug refuses to pour out his 40; a boxer talks smack to his opponent.

Sketches include gangsters sharing a passion for the movie "Twilight"; a visit to a world where names are farts; racist superheroes.

Sketches include showboating in front of a crowd; a traffic reporter experiences turbulence while in a helicopter.

Sketches include Keegan and Jordan eavesdrop on white women who love black men; Wendell makes a music video; Kareem and Jahar go to the gym.

Sketches include President Obama wanting to be treated just like everyone else; Jordan looks at an apartment owned by a suspicious landlord.

Sketches include an emergency that changes a man's morning ritual; a henchman cramps the style of a supervillain; Jordan reminds Keegan that he's a grown-ass man.

Nick Cannon, DJ Quik and Jahi Winston battle it out in games Pick Up and Kill It, Hip Hop Auction, Hip Hop History, and the Wildstyle battle; DJ Quik performs "Tonite.".

DC Young Fly hosts; Ying Yang Twins and James Kennedy battle it out in games, including Turn Up for What, What You Call That, Remix, and the Wildstyle battle; Ying Yang Twins perform "Get Low.".