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The topic of monogamy and its opposite is debated. The issue of polyamory and other forms of consensual polygamy is also discussed. (Repeat).

A detailed description of the life of Queen's lead singer, Freddie Mercury. (Repeat).

In this outrageous sequel, two senior-citizen action heroes investigate a kidnapping while attending a wedding in Louisiana. (Repeat).

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Two young Jamaicans grow up to become gangster kingpins in Miami. (Repeat).

In this outrageous sequel, two senior-citizen action heroes investigate a kidnapping while attending a wedding in Louisiana. (Repeat).

Freedia goes to Hollywood to deliver some bad news, Crystal demands an apology from Freedia, and Freedia finds a renewed sense of purpose through her music. (Repeat).

Freedia performs at the Miss Universe pageant, where she is also invited as a judge; Freedia and Reid meet with the Hotel Freedia's interior designer; Meredith needs to make a hard decision. (Repeat).

Highlights include: the making of the video for "Central City Freestyle"; and Meredith's announcement. (Repeat).

The rise of the band Queen is the focus, as well as the demise of Freddie Mercury. Included: archival footage and interviews. (Repeat).

A detailed description of the life of Queen's lead singer, Freddie Mercury. (Repeat).

T-Pain eats the world's first robot-made hamburger at Creator Burger; helps save the planet, driving an electric semi truck with zero carbon emissions at Xos Trucks; and gets a high-tech tattoo with wearable UV sensors at LogicInk. (Repeat).

T-Pain dresses up as Black Santa when he hooks up with Company Founder, Baron Davis. And he becomes a demon for his first virtual-reality concert with Wave Vr. Then, he takes some monster jumps in a monster truck with Dub. (Repeat).

Freedia discusses business ventures with Team Freedia, and goes to an eyewear grand opening in Hollywood. (Repeat).

Team Freedia meets to discuss Devon coming aboard. (Repeat).

Student Buffy Summers (Sarah Michelle Gellar) comes to Sunnydale, Cal., where she must stop a team of bloodsuckers from turning her new town into a buffet. Jesse: Eric Balfour. Luke: Brian Thompson. Darla: Julie Benz. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Angel: David Boreanaz. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

In Part 2 of the opener, Giles and Willow (Alyson Hannigan) learn of the town's past, while Buffy races to stop a slaughter that would herald the end of the world. Master: Mark Metcalf. Giles: Anthony S. Head. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Luke: Brian Thompson. Darla: Julie Benz. (Repeat).

Cheerleading tryouts turn tragic when a prospective pom-pom girl bursts into flames. Could Buffy's new friend be practicing black magic instead of cheers? Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Giles: Anthony S. Head. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. (Repeat).

Buffy gets a bad feeling about the sexy new substitute (Musetta Vander), but Xander, who has a really good feeling about the woman, may end up in her clutches. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. Angel: David Boreanaz. Giles: Anthony S. Head. (Repeat).

Buffy is heartbroken to learn that she must break her date with a dreamboat (Christopher Wiehl) in order to stake a vampire who has risen in fulfillment of the Master's prophecy. Driver: Robert Font. Militia Guy: Geoff Meed. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

When Xander (Nicholas Brendon) falls in with a pack of bullies and adopts their agressive attitude, Buffy fears they are all under the spell of an ancient hyena spirit. Lance: Jeff Maynard. Tor: Brian Gross. Heidi: Jennifer Sky. Flutie: Ken Lerner. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. (Repeat).

The Master (Mark Metcalf) sends in three warrior vampires to crush Buffy, unaware that a former minion has a different kind of crush on her. Angel: David Boreanaz. Darla: Julie Benz. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. Joyce: Kristine Sutherland. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

Jr. and Vanessa set a date for their wedding, with the Kyles planning an elaborate one that might have made a royal couple blanch. This does not please the bride-to-be (Brooklyn Sudano). Meanwhile, Kady's gaydar tells her something about Claire's boyfriend, Tony (Andrew McFarlane). (Repeat).

Jay notices the attention Jr. is lavishing on Vanessa and decides that Michael's ignoring her. Meanwhile, Franklin decides he's too short, when he can't meet a roller coaster's height requirement. (Repeat).

Jr. turns Michael on to foosball and no one can turn him off---and an extremely annoying "foosaholic" Michael turns out to be. Who can stop him? "El Foosay" (Franklin), a recovering foosaholic himself. Franklin: Noah Gray-Cabey. Calvin: Rasta. (Repeat).

Jay's psychology professor (David Leisure) doesn't like her. Bad news, considering that the final's coming up. Also bad news is Michael's determination to be her "study buddy." Meanwhile, Kady fears that Franklin's interested in another girl, a fellow brainiac named Emerson (after Ralph Waldo). Emerson: Jillian Henry. (Repeat).

It's "Sweetheart's Day" at the Kyle household. That means presents for the ladies (Jay insists on it). So Michael devises a plan to determine how much to spend. Of course, it gets him into trouble. (Repeat).

Jay and Michael spend a weekend at a meditation retreat, although Michael isn't exactly a willing participant. And when it's over, Jay gives him the silent treatment. Bodhi: T.J. Thyne. Nancy: Jennifer Elise Cox. (Repeat).

Malcolm enrolls in a dance class to look good for a girl, but winds up facing a challenge from a dedicated rival (Ryan Raftery). (Repeat).

Malcolm tries to suspend reality when Stevie has to go to the hospital; Lois fears the onset of dementia; and Hal's toy boat brings out his competitive nature. (Repeat).

Reese is forced to eat his words when he falls for a vegetarian coworker (Tara Lipinski) at the meat plant; Malcolm tries to deceive Lois to attend a concert. (Repeat).

As prom night nears, Reese has to jump through hoops for his date, and Malcolm and his buddies organize an alternative event. Meanwhile, Dewey gets back at his parents for the lack of childhood photos of him. (Repeat).

In the series finale, Malcolm wrestles with his valedictory speech while looking forward to attending Harvard, and Reese goes to extremes to land a job as his high school's janitor. Meanwhile, Francis tries to keep his new vocation a secret from his mother, and Hal searches for ways to pay for Malcolm's tuition. Ida: Cloris Leachman. (Repeat).

In the pilot, ingenuous Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) reluctantly befriends another lad with a high IQ and stands up to a bully. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Reese: Justin Berfield. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. Caroline: Catherine Lloyd Burns. Dave Spath: Vincent Berry. (Repeat).

Weezy travels to Paris, France, where she will indulge in more than just the cuisine. (Repeat).

Matt learns some painful truths after getting tested for sexually transmitted infection. Chloe wants to find out why she experiences pain while having sex, while Drew is anxious about having an unusual discharge. (Repeat).

Excited to go on a date with her crush, Carlita is surprised to end up at his mother's house instead. "Rupaul's Drag Race" contestant Vanessa "Vanjie" Mateo goes on a date in Texas. When her date starts ignoring her, all hell starts breaking loose. (Repeat).

Tanya goes on a double date driving through the mountains. (Repeat).

Malcolm enrolls in a dance class to look good for a girl, but winds up facing a challenge from a dedicated rival (Ryan Raftery). (Repeat).

Malcolm tries to suspend reality when Stevie has to go to the hospital; Lois fears the onset of dementia; and Hal's toy boat brings out his competitive nature. (Repeat).

Reese is forced to eat his words when he falls for a vegetarian coworker (Tara Lipinski) at the meat plant; Malcolm tries to deceive Lois to attend a concert. (Repeat).

As prom night nears, Reese has to jump through hoops for his date, and Malcolm and his buddies organize an alternative event. Meanwhile, Dewey gets back at his parents for the lack of childhood photos of him. (Repeat).

In the series finale, Malcolm wrestles with his valedictory speech while looking forward to attending Harvard, and Reese goes to extremes to land a job as his high school's janitor. Meanwhile, Francis tries to keep his new vocation a secret from his mother, and Hal searches for ways to pay for Malcolm's tuition. Ida: Cloris Leachman. (Repeat).

In the pilot, ingenuous Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) reluctantly befriends another lad with a high IQ and stands up to a bully. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Reese: Justin Berfield. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. Caroline: Catherine Lloyd Burns. Dave Spath: Vincent Berry. (Repeat).

Buffy gets a bad feeling about the sexy new substitute (Musetta Vander), but Xander, who has a really good feeling about the woman, may end up in her clutches. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. Angel: David Boreanaz. Giles: Anthony S. Head. (Repeat).

Buffy is heartbroken to learn that she must break her date with a dreamboat (Christopher Wiehl) in order to stake a vampire who has risen in fulfillment of the Master's prophecy. Driver: Robert Font. Militia Guy: Geoff Meed. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

When Xander (Nicholas Brendon) falls in with a pack of bullies and adopts their agressive attitude, Buffy fears they are all under the spell of an ancient hyena spirit. Lance: Jeff Maynard. Tor: Brian Gross. Heidi: Jennifer Sky. Flutie: Ken Lerner. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. (Repeat).

The Master (Mark Metcalf) sends in three warrior vampires to crush Buffy, unaware that a former minion has a different kind of crush on her. Angel: David Boreanaz. Darla: Julie Benz. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. Joyce: Kristine Sutherland. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

Willow scans a spellbook into the library's computer, allowing a demon to invade the Internet, where it begins preying on teens on-line. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Giles: Anthony S. Head. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

The star attractions for the school talent show include Buffy, Xander, Willow (Alyson Hannigan), a possessed puppet and an organ-harvesting demon. Mr. Snyder: Armin Shimerman. Morgan: Richard Werner. Joyce: Kristine Sutherland. (Repeat).

Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and her friends live out their waking nightmares after something---or someone---turns their worst dreams into realities. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Giles: Anthony S. Head. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. (Repeat).

Jr. and Vanessa set a date for their wedding, with the Kyles planning an elaborate one that might have made a royal couple blanch. This does not please the bride-to-be (Brooklyn Sudano). Meanwhile, Kady's gaydar tells her something about Claire's boyfriend, Tony (Andrew McFarlane). (Repeat).

Jay notices the attention Jr. is lavishing on Vanessa and decides that Michael's ignoring her. Meanwhile, Franklin decides he's too short, when he can't meet a roller coaster's height requirement. (Repeat).

Jr. turns Michael on to foosball and no one can turn him off---and an extremely annoying "foosaholic" Michael turns out to be. Who can stop him? "El Foosay" (Franklin), a recovering foosaholic himself. Franklin: Noah Gray-Cabey. Calvin: Rasta. (Repeat).

Jay's psychology professor (David Leisure) doesn't like her. Bad news, considering that the final's coming up. Also bad news is Michael's determination to be her "study buddy." Meanwhile, Kady fears that Franklin's interested in another girl, a fellow brainiac named Emerson (after Ralph Waldo). Emerson: Jillian Henry. (Repeat).

It's "Sweetheart's Day" at the Kyle household. That means presents for the ladies (Jay insists on it). So Michael devises a plan to determine how much to spend. Of course, it gets him into trouble. (Repeat).

Jay and Michael spend a weekend at a meditation retreat, although Michael isn't exactly a willing participant. And when it's over, Jay gives him the silent treatment. Bodhi: T.J. Thyne. Nancy: Jennifer Elise Cox. (Repeat).

In this outrageous sequel, two senior-citizen action heroes investigate a kidnapping while attending a wedding in Louisiana. (Repeat).

Two young Jamaicans grow up to become gangster kingpins in Miami. (Repeat).

A young couple witness a jewel heist gone awry and are targeted by a vicious mob boss (Danny Trejo) in this unrelentingly tense action thriller. Later, two brothers are drawn into the fiasco as well after hitching a ride from the fleeing couple. (Repeat).

Hoping to reclaim his former glory, a fallen dominoes champion recruits his step grandson to help him win an off-the-wall tournament. (Repeat).

Steph dates a guy she met on Tinder and his dungeon-like abode is questionable. Tara recounts her date with a pop star involving a game and an Amber Police Alert. Ariel turns to dating to distract himself from the passing of a close friend. (Repeat).

Gabe plans a picturesque date on a sailboat, but It quickly goes awry. While working her first job at a carnival, Amy gets asked out by a corny manager. Fresh out of being un-engaged, Victoria's date goes from romantic to creepy very quickly. (Repeat).

Freedia discusses business ventures with Team Freedia, and goes to an eyewear grand opening in Hollywood. (Repeat).

Team Freedia meets to discuss Devon coming aboard. (Repeat).

Team Freedia takes a trip to Manhattan, Reid sets up a meeting with actor and entrepreneur Donnie Wahlberg, and Crystal and Devon Square off. (Repeat).

Freedia, Meredith, and Reid take care of business in West Hollywood, Freedia has an emotional meeting with a medium, and Crystal and Devon face off for Round Two. (Repeat).

Freedia's finance manager delivers a bad news to her; Tootie looks into a new business idea; Freedia and Crystal get into an argument. (Repeat).

Freedia goes to Hollywood to deliver some bad news, Crystal demands an apology from Freedia, and Freedia finds a renewed sense of purpose through her music. (Repeat).

Freedia performs at the Miss Universe pageant, where she is also invited as a judge; Freedia and Reid meet with the Hotel Freedia's interior designer; Meredith needs to make a hard decision. (Repeat).

Highlights include: the making of the video for "Central City Freestyle"; and Meredith's announcement. (Repeat).

Willow scans a spellbook into the library's computer, allowing a demon to invade the Internet, where it begins preying on teens on-line. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Giles: Anthony S. Head. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

The star attractions for the school talent show include Buffy, Xander, Willow (Alyson Hannigan), a possessed puppet and an organ-harvesting demon. Mr. Snyder: Armin Shimerman. Morgan: Richard Werner. Joyce: Kristine Sutherland. (Repeat).

Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and her friends live out their waking nightmares after something---or someone---turns their worst dreams into realities. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Giles: Anthony S. Head. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. (Repeat).

A violent entity torments Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter), who gets some help from Buffy's crew and a vampire named Angel (David Boreanaz). Mr. Snyder: Armin Shimerman. Mitch: Ryan Bittle. Harmony: Mercedes McNab. Ms. Miller: Denise Dowse. (Repeat).

Xander and Angel race to save Buffy from a fateful meeting with the Master, while Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter) joins the battle against an army of vampires. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Giles: Anthony S. Head. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. (Repeat).

Dreams of the Master prompt Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) to distance herself from the gang, who are soon targeted by new vamps looking to catch the Slayer. Giles: Anthony Stewart Head. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

Jay decides that it's time to remodel the garage to make it more comfortable for the baby, and Michael decides to do the work himself. "It's the Garage Mahal to me," he says. Meanwhile, Kady wants to write Franklin a love letter but doesn't know what to say. Woody: Dom Irrera. (Repeat).

Michael can't fit into an old pair of jeans, so he starts dieting and heads to a gym. He's not fun to be around. Nor is Franklin, who has flunked an astrophysics exam. Daryl: Terry Crews. Salesman: Casey Lee. (Repeat).

Jay tells Michael that they'll only have sex "on a mental level" for six months because it will make their lovemaking more exciting when they resume. Michael is skeptical, to say the least. Meanwhile, Franklin and Kady symbolize their love with a plant, and Jr. complains to Michael that Vanessa wants too much loving. "She's a sex machine," he tells his sex-starved dad. (Repeat).

Jr.'s cartoon, a thinly disguised version of "My Wife and Kids," attracts the interest of ABC, so Jr.---and his agent Michael---visit the network for a negotiating session. Meanwhile, Claire threatens to break up with Tony (Andrew McFarlane) unless he can "bring some excitement" to their relationship. Fernando Torres: Carlos Gomez. (Repeat).

Michael has a golf date at Pebble Beach and he's making a "masterpiece" of a sandwich to eat on the flight. But he keeps getting interrupted by various Kyle crises, and if he doesn't finish it fast, he'll miss the plane. (Repeat).

Everything that can go wrong, does go wrong as Jay gets ready for her college graduation, including a makeup mishap, a shrunken gown---and a black eye. Meanwhile, Franklin learns honesty is not always the best policy when Kady asks him if the dress she's wearing makes her look fat. (Repeat).

A battle of wits and wills ensues between the boys and their angry mom, who wants to find out who ruined her red dress. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Bathroom Attendant: Joel McCrary. Reese: Justin Berfield. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. (Repeat).

While parents are away, kids will play---and Malcolm winds up in the hospital. What if mom and dad find out? Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Caroline: Catherine Lloyd Burns. Reese: Justin Berfield. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Hal: Bryan Cranston. (Repeat).

Parallel stories pit Malcolm against a bullying, obnoxious new kid; and Francis vies with his intimidating, military-school commandant, who's presenting sex-education lectures. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Kevin: Robert Grovich. Spangler: Daniel Von Bergen. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. (Repeat).

Malcolm and Stevie are swept into a strange, nighttime escapade; Francis turns the tables on hazing pranksters at his military school. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Stevenson: Sheff Otis. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Reese: Justin Berfield. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. Kenarbin: Gary Anthony Williams. (Repeat).

Francis goes AWOL from military school to link up with his girlfriend (Lauren Hodges), a ditsy doozy who's made him gaga. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Reese: Justin Berfield. Stanley: Karim Prince. (Repeat).

Disasters abound at a gifted kids' picnic, where stage acts bomb, families feud and Malcolm's dad serves meat to vegetarians. Dorene: Beth Grant. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Reese: Justin Berfield. Caroline: Catherine Lloyd Burns. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. (Repeat).

Lois's firing prompts household economizing. Meanwhile, Francis delights in his honor-guard duty---at a teenage beauty pageant. Julie: Landry Allbright. Pinter: Marc Vann. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. (Repeat).

Portraits of mischief-makers: the younger kids at a stock-car race and elder brother Francis at military school, where he's keeping a boa constrictor as a pet. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Spangler: Daniel Von Bargen. Caroline: Catherine Lloyd Burns. Stanley: Karim Prince. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. (Repeat).

A curious, heartfelt journey to uncover the naked truths and hard facts about sex. (Repeat).

After blowing her trust fund on frivolous things, Sasha Li soon finds out that there's a limit to her father's generosity. Forced to move back to China to work in their toy factory, she soon learns the value of hard work and family and begins to show signs of true maturity. (Repeat).

Jay decides that it's time to remodel the garage to make it more comfortable for the baby, and Michael decides to do the work himself. "It's the Garage Mahal to me," he says. Meanwhile, Kady wants to write Franklin a love letter but doesn't know what to say. Woody: Dom Irrera. (Repeat).

Michael can't fit into an old pair of jeans, so he starts dieting and heads to a gym. He's not fun to be around. Nor is Franklin, who has flunked an astrophysics exam. Daryl: Terry Crews. Salesman: Casey Lee. (Repeat).

Jay tells Michael that they'll only have sex "on a mental level" for six months because it will make their lovemaking more exciting when they resume. Michael is skeptical, to say the least. Meanwhile, Franklin and Kady symbolize their love with a plant, and Jr. complains to Michael that Vanessa wants too much loving. "She's a sex machine," he tells his sex-starved dad. (Repeat).

Jr.'s cartoon, a thinly disguised version of "My Wife and Kids," attracts the interest of ABC, so Jr.---and his agent Michael---visit the network for a negotiating session. Meanwhile, Claire threatens to break up with Tony (Andrew McFarlane) unless he can "bring some excitement" to their relationship. Fernando Torres: Carlos Gomez. (Repeat).

Michael has a golf date at Pebble Beach and he's making a "masterpiece" of a sandwich to eat on the flight. But he keeps getting interrupted by various Kyle crises, and if he doesn't finish it fast, he'll miss the plane. (Repeat).

Everything that can go wrong, does go wrong as Jay gets ready for her college graduation, including a makeup mishap, a shrunken gown---and a black eye. Meanwhile, Franklin learns honesty is not always the best policy when Kady asks him if the dress she's wearing makes her look fat. (Repeat).

Freedia attempts to expand her brand into the digital realm by producing a Bounce-based exercise app. Meanwhile, Tootie channels her inner construction worker when the team builds a home for a family via Habitat for Humanity. (Repeat).

Freedia sets out to launch a pop-up restaurant, though uncertainty clouds her future as her hearing draws near. Meanwhile, Freedia and Devon make a difficult decision in the wake of a tumultuous engagement. (Repeat).

In the Season 6 opener, Freedia's recent felony conviction forces her to change everything in her life and career—from ending a lifelong love of marijuana to figuring out who in her world might be holding her back. (Repeat).

Freedia celebrates her birthday her friends and family; Freedia hits the streets to better her community with her famous potatoes; auditions for dancers come to a halt as things get heated with the crew. (Repeat).

A violent entity torments Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter), who gets some help from Buffy's crew and a vampire named Angel (David Boreanaz). Mr. Snyder: Armin Shimerman. Mitch: Ryan Bittle. Harmony: Mercedes McNab. Ms. Miller: Denise Dowse. (Repeat).

Xander and Angel race to save Buffy from a fateful meeting with the Master, while Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter) joins the battle against an army of vampires. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Giles: Anthony S. Head. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. (Repeat).

Dreams of the Master prompt Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) to distance herself from the gang, who are soon targeted by new vamps looking to catch the Slayer. Giles: Anthony Stewart Head. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter) ends up on the "wish list" of two teens building the perfect date for their monstrous creation. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Angel: David Boreanaz. Ms. Calendar: Robia LaMorte. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. (Repeat).

At parent-teacher night, Buffy has a violent meeting with Spike (James Marsters), the Master's successor and Angel's former pupil. Drusilla: Juliet Landau. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. (Repeat).

An exchange student turns out to be a revived and ravenous mummy (Ara Celi) with an eye for Xander. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Oz: Seth Green. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. Giles: Anthony S. Head. (Repeat).

A battle of wits and wills ensues between the boys and their angry mom, who wants to find out who ruined her red dress. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Bathroom Attendant: Joel McCrary. Reese: Justin Berfield. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. (Repeat).

While parents are away, kids will play---and Malcolm winds up in the hospital. What if mom and dad find out? Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Caroline: Catherine Lloyd Burns. Reese: Justin Berfield. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Hal: Bryan Cranston. (Repeat).

Parallel stories pit Malcolm against a bullying, obnoxious new kid; and Francis vies with his intimidating, military-school commandant, who's presenting sex-education lectures. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Kevin: Robert Grovich. Spangler: Daniel Von Bergen. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. (Repeat).

Malcolm and Stevie are swept into a strange, nighttime escapade; Francis turns the tables on hazing pranksters at his military school. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Stevenson: Sheff Otis. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Reese: Justin Berfield. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. Kenarbin: Gary Anthony Williams. (Repeat).

Francis goes AWOL from military school to link up with his girlfriend (Lauren Hodges), a ditsy doozy who's made him gaga. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Reese: Justin Berfield. Stanley: Karim Prince. (Repeat).

Disasters abound at a gifted kids' picnic, where stage acts bomb, families feud and Malcolm's dad serves meat to vegetarians. Dorene: Beth Grant. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Reese: Justin Berfield. Caroline: Catherine Lloyd Burns. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. (Repeat).

Lois's firing prompts household economizing. Meanwhile, Francis delights in his honor-guard duty---at a teenage beauty pageant. Julie: Landry Allbright. Pinter: Marc Vann. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. (Repeat).

Portraits of mischief-makers: the younger kids at a stock-car race and elder brother Francis at military school, where he's keeping a boa constrictor as a pet. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Spangler: Daniel Von Bargen. Caroline: Catherine Lloyd Burns. Stanley: Karim Prince. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. (Repeat).

Michael dreams about "the Michael and Jay phase" of his life when he gets an offer to sell his business. Meanwhile, Kady and Claire squabble over the amount of time the other spends in the bathroom. Katt Williams returns as Michael's old nemesis Bobby Shaw. (Repeat).

It's vacation time again for the Kyles. The destination: the Grand Canyon. The mode of transport: Michael's new Wonder Van 6000. It'll be a bumpy ride. Salesman: Clint Culp. (Repeat).

In the series finale, Jay reads about a 67-year-old woman who gave birth, so she orders Michael to get a vasectomy. Not surprisingly, he has reservations. Meanwhile, Tony (Andrew McFarlane) wants to do something "to get God's attention" at Bible camp, so he asks Claire to make him a hat. Tisha Campbell-Martin directed. (Repeat).

In the series pilot, Michael (Damon Wayans) is upset. Why? Because Janet (Tisha Campbell) wants to work full-time, because Jr. (George O. Gore II) admires gangsta rap and because Claire (Jazz Rycole) wants to go to school in a tank top. Making matters worse, younger daughter Kady (Parker McKenna Posey), keeps yammering at him in Spanish---thanks to Rosa (Marlene Forte) the nanny, who, he's convinc

Michael (Damon Wayans) is ready to pound Jr. (George O. Gore II) because he suspects his son has gotten a tattoo. But Jr. won't own up to it (he won't take off his shirt, either). Meanwhile, Kady's mad at Michael because he won't let her go on a sleepover. Kady: Parker McKenna Posey. Janet: Tisha Campbell-Martin. Claire: Jazz Raycole. Melanie: Rhyon Nicole Brown. Nicole: Kyla Wayans. (Repeat).

Jr. and his friend Tommy (Robert Ri'chard) want to write songs but can't find their muse. Their solution: something they smoke. Meanwhile, Claire doesn't have time for Kady (Parker McKenna Posey); and Jay wants to get rid of Michael's old "stuff" in their closet. Jr.: George O. Gore II. Claire: Jazz Raycole. Jay: Tisha Martin-Campbell. Michael: Damon Wayans. (Repeat).

An Athlete Heading to the 2024 Olympics Talks About the Impact of the Coach/Athlete Relationship. (New).

This documentary explores the persistent restrictions on female sexuality across the globe.It features Indian human rights activist Vithika Yadav, Japanese sculptor Rokudenashiko, Somali activist Leyla Hussein, Berlin-based American writer Deborah Feldman, and Bavarian activist Doris Wagner. (Repeat).

An Athlete Heading to the 2024 Olympics Talks About the Impact of the Coach/Athlete Relationship. (Repeat).

Two MMA Fighters From Combate Global Let Their Defenses Down and Open up About Their Personal Lives and the Incredible Support That Female Fighters Receive From This League. (Repeat).

Bare-knuckle fighting from the Stockyard Brawl at Stockyards Event Center in Denver, Colo. Former BYB lightweight champion Mark "the Shark" Irwin looks to regain his title against the man who took it from him in Julio Tanori, in a rematch of the 2023 Bare Knuckle Boxing Hall of Fame Fight of the Year. Also: Patricia Juarez vs. Khortni Kamyron.

King Keraun tries goat yoga, colonics, and aerial fitness. (Repeat).

King Keraun goes on a journey to understand white people's (Repeat).

King Keraun try rock climbing, slacklining, and testing his survival skills. (Repeat).

With the second location not yet open, Kuki comes up with an eye-catching solution to Chandan's overstock problems. (Repeat).

A family road trip in Kuki's sensational PINK RV needs to wow much-needed clients at the Montreal Pop-Up. (Repeat).

The kids have to think outside the box and the store when Kuki and Sarab lay down an ultimatum with the second location. (Repeat).

When delays slow down the second store renos, Kuki and Sarab come up with an ingenious plan to keep things moving, totally surprising Chandan. (Repeat).

Cordelia (Charisma Carpenter) ends up on the "wish list" of two teens building the perfect date for their monstrous creation. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Angel: David Boreanaz. Ms. Calendar: Robia LaMorte. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. (Repeat).

At parent-teacher night, Buffy has a violent meeting with Spike (James Marsters), the Master's successor and Angel's former pupil. Drusilla: Juliet Landau. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. (Repeat).

An exchange student turns out to be a revived and ravenous mummy (Ara Celi) with an eye for Xander. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Oz: Seth Green. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. Giles: Anthony S. Head. (Repeat).

Cordelia and Buffy attend a frat party thrown by a satanic cult looking for some fresh sacrifices. Richard: Greg Vaughn. Tom: Todd Babcock. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. (Repeat).

A spell turns trick-or-treaters into their costume's persona, leading to a peaceful Princess Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar). Then, as monsters fill the streets, Sgt. Xander and the ghost of Willow get tough. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

Buffy is reunited with a friend (Jason Behr) who is armed with his own stakes---and too much info about her slaying habits. Drusilla: Juliet Landau. Spike: James Marsters. Angel: David Boreanaz. Giles: Anthony S. Head. (Repeat).

Michael dreams about "the Michael and Jay phase" of his life when he gets an offer to sell his business. Meanwhile, Kady and Claire squabble over the amount of time the other spends in the bathroom. Katt Williams returns as Michael's old nemesis Bobby Shaw. (Repeat).

It's vacation time again for the Kyles. The destination: the Grand Canyon. The mode of transport: Michael's new Wonder Van 6000. It'll be a bumpy ride. Salesman: Clint Culp. (Repeat).

In the series finale, Jay reads about a 67-year-old woman who gave birth, so she orders Michael to get a vasectomy. Not surprisingly, he has reservations. Meanwhile, Tony (Andrew McFarlane) wants to do something "to get God's attention" at Bible camp, so he asks Claire to make him a hat. Tisha Campbell-Martin directed. (Repeat).

In the series pilot, Michael (Damon Wayans) is upset. Why? Because Janet (Tisha Campbell) wants to work full-time, because Jr. (George O. Gore II) admires gangsta rap and because Claire (Jazz Rycole) wants to go to school in a tank top. Making matters worse, younger daughter Kady (Parker McKenna Posey), keeps yammering at him in Spanish---thanks to Rosa (Marlene Forte) the nanny, who, he's convinc

Michael (Damon Wayans) is ready to pound Jr. (George O. Gore II) because he suspects his son has gotten a tattoo. But Jr. won't own up to it (he won't take off his shirt, either). Meanwhile, Kady's mad at Michael because he won't let her go on a sleepover. Kady: Parker McKenna Posey. Janet: Tisha Campbell-Martin. Claire: Jazz Raycole. Melanie: Rhyon Nicole Brown. Nicole: Kyla Wayans. (Repeat).

Jr. and his friend Tommy (Robert Ri'chard) want to write songs but can't find their muse. Their solution: something they smoke. Meanwhile, Claire doesn't have time for Kady (Parker McKenna Posey); and Jay wants to get rid of Michael's old "stuff" in their closet. Jr.: George O. Gore II. Claire: Jazz Raycole. Jay: Tisha Martin-Campbell. Michael: Damon Wayans. (Repeat).

A relative's funeral conflicts with Malcolm's plans for his very first date, so he tries to figure out a way to skip the bereavement ceremony. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Julie: Landry Allbright. Reese: Justin Berfield. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. (Repeat).

A spiffy cheerleader attracts slovenly Reese, who cleans up his act---best as he can---to woo her. He even joins her rah-rah squad. Wendy: Lisa Lewolt. Reese: Justin Berfield. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Spangler: Daniel Von Bargen. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. (Repeat).

Roller-skating lessons from Hal bug Malcolm, who rebels against dad's discipline while mom agonizes in bed from a backache she blames on Reese. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Reese: Justin Berfield. (Repeat).

While the design of a "killer robot" preoccupies Malcolm, his mom takes on the automaton who commands Francis's military school. Spangler: Daniel Von Bargen. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. (Repeat).

The boys learn that Francis ratted on them, so they threaten to reveal his recent misdeeds to Mom. Trouble is, she's delirious with the flu. Car Salesman: Peter Mackenzie. Richie: Todd Giebenhain. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. (Repeat).

Beatrice Arthur plays a no-nonsense sitter tending to Dewey, while Malcolm and Reese romp at an amusement park; and Francis is being hustled at pocket billiards by his military-school commandant (Daniel Von Bargen). Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. (Repeat).