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The Kyles' relaxing Hawaiian vacation concludes in a rush: Jay misreads the time on the plane tickets and there's no time to pack. That presents a particular problem for Claire, who bought so many clothes and charged them to their room. Michael won't like that when he gets the bill. Meanwhile, Jr. doesn't want to leave because he's in love with Leilani (Reesy), and Kady won't leave without her dol

Jay's getting tired of the same-old same-old on her nights out with Michael, so she browbeats him into taking samba lessons. Making matters worse for him, the instructor---Mr. Roccocco (Jordi Caballero)---is a little friendlier to Jay than he would like. Meanwhile, Claire makes the cheerleading team, and Jr. wants to add his name to the "Guinness Book of World Records." (Repeat).

Beach bummer with hip-hop stars E-40, Sticky Fingaz and Bad Azz making waves and frolicking with babes seaside. Brian Hooks costars. Written and directed by Barry Bowles. Also known as "Boogie Beach Bash." (Repeat).

Overbaked romp about an out-of-work cook (Brian Hooks) who throws a big bash to make enough cash to pay off a huge debt to a local mob boss. Maia Campbell, Troy Winbush. Directed by Barry Bowles. (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).

Freedia explores a new venue for Hotel Freedia. Meredith kicks off a Cuban artists initiative. Tootie reveals a personal secret about Crystal to Devon. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

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

As demons try to re-open the Hellmouth, Xander falls in with a gang of tough guys who plan to sink Sunnydale. Channon Roe, Michael Cudlitz. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Giles: Anthony S. Head. Angel: David Boreanaz. (Repeat).

A new Watcher (Alex Denisof) irritates Giles and prompts Buffy to take foolish chances while battling a once-banished group of demons. Balthazar: Christian Clemenson. Faith: Eliza Dushku. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. (Repeat).

When Trick and the Mayor hunt for Finch's killer, Faith (Eliza Dusku) tries to cast the blame on Buffy, while Xander tries to appeal to her softer side and ends up in harm's way. Eliza Dushku, Alexis Denisof, Amy Powell. (Repeat).

After Anya (Emma Caufield) frees the vampire Willow from the alternate Sunnydale, the gang races to save Oz from his ghoulfriend's grip. Faith: Eliza Dushku. Oz: Seth Green. Angel: David Boreanaz. Alphonse: Michael Nagy. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. (Repeat).

Faith (Eliza Dushku) uses Angel's weakness to bring Buffy down, as the gang learns that the new Slayer has switched sides and that Angel's soul is once again up for grabs. The Mayor: Harry Groener. Wesley: Alexis Denisof. Oz: Seth Green. Giles Anthony S. Head. (Repeat).

After Buffy defeats a telepathic demon, she acquires the ability to read minds and "overhears" someone's plans to kill everyone in the school. But she is soon overwhelmed by her new power and finds it difficult to track down the would-be killer. Angel: David Boreanaz. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Giles: Anthony S. Head. (Repeat).

Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) decides to take the offensive in the war with the Mayor before he can complete his "ascension" and threaten the entire world. Mayor: Harry Groener. Faith: Eliza Dushku. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

The return of the smart and sassy Cynthia rattles Malcolm, who's astonished by her physical maturation. And so is drooling Reese. Cynthia: Tania Raymonde. Karen: Amy Farrington. Reese: Justin Berfield. Malcolm: Frankie Muniz. (Repeat).

The arrival of Francis's new bride on Hal's birthday sparks a fray that drives the younger siblings out---and into a posh hotel. Piama: Emy Colidago. Hotel Clerk: Wayne Wilderson. Francis: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Lois: Jane Kaczmarek. (Repeat).

Clever Hal invigorates Dewey's soccer team; sly Reese blackmails a philandering neighbor; obsessed Malcolm battles a computer program. Ed: Paul Wilson. Martha: Gloria LeRoy. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Pete: Sandy Ward. (Repeat).

Dewey rules, thanks to his new dog that intimidates Malcolm and Reese; Hal and Lois hit the town with big plans---and flu symptoms. Craig: David Anthony Higgins. Spangler: Daniel Von Bargen. Eric: Eric Nenninger. (Repeat).

Girls in the house spell trouble for the boys, who are on their own while Dad's hosting a poker game that's more about one-upmanship than cards. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Chandra: Dana Davis. Kristen: Lindsey Haun. (Repeat).

Andy Richter plays an embattled psychiatrist, probing the boys' naughty behavior patterns in a session framed by flashbacks to past episodes. Hal: Bryan Cranston. Reese: Justin Berfield. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. (Repeat).

While making Claire's bed, Jay finds her diary. Of course she reads it, and that leads to a mother-daughter talk about sex. Meanwhile, Jr. takes an unofficial driving test when he takes Michael to an eye-doctor appointment. And all Kady wants to do is play hide-and-seek. Dr. Phil Ling: Gedde Watanabe. (Repeat).

Michael decides he likes Claire's straitlaced boyfriend, Tony (Andrew McFarlane), so naturally Claire dumps him for a hip-hop swaggerer (Donnell Barrett) who calls himself 1040 EZ ("'Cause I be taxin' my women"). Michael is anything but pleased. Nor is Jay pleased when she sees the portrait of her that Jr. has drawn. Claire: Jennifer Freeman. (Repeat).

Tennis star Serena Williams guests as a teacher in an episode in which Jay volunteers to direct Kady's kindergarten-class play ("Romeo and Juliet"), and volunteers Michael to help her. But Jay, who has a very competitive side, doesn't want anyone to stand in the way of her "vision." And she treats her charges as though they were army recruits and she was a drill sergeant. Devon: Philip Daniel Bold

Claire and Jr. are continually fighting, to the annoyance of Jay and Michael, who decide to give them "a taste of their own medicine." They'll pretend to fight with each other. "If we can't beat them---and the law says we can't--- the only thing left to do is join them," Michael says. (Repeat).

Michael's younger sister, Kelly (Vivica A. Fox), drops in for an unexpected visit. Trouble is, Jay can't stand her, and Kelly does nothing during her stay to change Jay's mind. Jay: Tisha Campbell-Martin. Michael: Damon Wayans. Jr. George O. Gore II. Claire: Jennifer Freeman. Kady: Parker McKenna Posey. (Repeat).

Jr.'s awkward around girls, so Michael coaches him in the manly art of attracting women. He learns his lesson only too well. Meanwhile, Jay's mad at Michael because she dreamt that he had been fooling around with Janet Jackson. Amber: Claudette Ortiz. Jr. George O. Gore II. Jay: Tisha Campbell-Martin. Claire: Jennifer Freeman. Michael: Damon Wayans. (Repeat).

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

Lily agrees to go on a date with a handsome older man, but things turn sour when he gets high. Che is vacationing in Mexico and picks up a Norwegian hottie, but he gets caught by her husband and seized by the Mexican police. (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).

In the Season 2 premiere, Janet's plan to move out hits a snag; and Appa and Umma encourage her to stay home. Elsewhere: Kimchee tries to convince Jung that now is the time to make a move on Shannon. (Repeat).

A business award comes between Appa and Umma; Jung convinces Shannon to start biking to work; and Janet and Gerald have their first fight as roommates. (Repeat).

After a night with Janet and her college friends, Jung is worried he might not be that bright. Also: Appa and Umma have an awkward encounter with Pastor Nina. (Repeat).

Umma finds an opportunity to get Jung back into the store. Also: Janet's cousin Nayoung returns, inadvertently bringing one of Janet's former crushes to light. (Repeat).

Janet pressures Appa to make date night with Umma more special. Also: Jung turns to Craigslist, and Shannon, to replace Kimchee's expensive sneakers. (Repeat).

Appa's money-saving scheme from years ago comes back to haunt him and Umma; Gerald is uncomfortable with Janet's noisy bedroom habits; and Jung goes into damage control after being upstaged by Kimchee at work. (Repeat).

When Appa discovers Umma's secret side-business, he wants in. Janet accidentally-on-purpose assumes a new identity. Jung and Kimchee go through the emotional highs and lows of acquiring a new freezer. (Repeat).

Umma covets an expensive coat at the church auction. Jung accuses Shannon of being unprofessional at work. Janet's big payday at the store is foiled by red tape. (Repeat).

After Anya (Emma Caufield) frees the vampire Willow from the alternate Sunnydale, the gang races to save Oz from his ghoulfriend's grip. Faith: Eliza Dushku. Oz: Seth Green. Angel: David Boreanaz. Alphonse: Michael Nagy. Cordelia: Charisma Carpenter. (Repeat).

Faith (Eliza Dushku) uses Angel's weakness to bring Buffy down, as the gang learns that the new Slayer has switched sides and that Angel's soul is once again up for grabs. The Mayor: Harry Groener. Wesley: Alexis Denisof. Oz: Seth Green. Giles Anthony S. Head. (Repeat).

After Buffy defeats a telepathic demon, she acquires the ability to read minds and "overhears" someone's plans to kill everyone in the school. But she is soon overwhelmed by her new power and finds it difficult to track down the would-be killer. Angel: David Boreanaz. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Giles: Anthony S. Head. (Repeat).

Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) decides to take the offensive in the war with the Mayor before he can complete his "ascension" and threaten the entire world. Mayor: Harry Groener. Faith: Eliza Dushku. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

While everyone is getting ready for the prom, Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) must contend with a pack of hell hounds. Angel: David Boreanaz. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

Graduation day has finally arrived, as has the Mayor's long-awaited "Ascension." But first Buffy must face Faith (Eliza Dushku) in a final confrontation. Part 1 of two. The Mayor: Harry Groener. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Buffy must confront the Mayor (Harry Groener) one last time, after his "Ascension" threatens to disrupt Sunnydale High's commencement. Meanwhile, the gang readies for a grueling graduation ceremony. Faith: Eliza Dushku. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Wesley: Alexis Denisof. Principal Snyder: Armin Shimerman. (Repeat).

While making Claire's bed, Jay finds her diary. Of course she reads it, and that leads to a mother-daughter talk about sex. Meanwhile, Jr. takes an unofficial driving test when he takes Michael to an eye-doctor appointment. And all Kady wants to do is play hide-and-seek. Dr. Phil Ling: Gedde Watanabe. (Repeat).

Michael decides he likes Claire's straitlaced boyfriend, Tony (Andrew McFarlane), so naturally Claire dumps him for a hip-hop swaggerer (Donnell Barrett) who calls himself 1040 EZ ("'Cause I be taxin' my women"). Michael is anything but pleased. Nor is Jay pleased when she sees the portrait of her that Jr. has drawn. Claire: Jennifer Freeman. (Repeat).

Tennis star Serena Williams guests as a teacher in an episode in which Jay volunteers to direct Kady's kindergarten-class play ("Romeo and Juliet"), and volunteers Michael to help her. But Jay, who has a very competitive side, doesn't want anyone to stand in the way of her "vision." And she treats her charges as though they were army recruits and she was a drill sergeant. Devon: Philip Daniel Bold

Claire and Jr. are continually fighting, to the annoyance of Jay and Michael, who decide to give them "a taste of their own medicine." They'll pretend to fight with each other. "If we can't beat them---and the law says we can't--- the only thing left to do is join them," Michael says. (Repeat).

Michael's younger sister, Kelly (Vivica A. Fox), drops in for an unexpected visit. Trouble is, Jay can't stand her, and Kelly does nothing during her stay to change Jay's mind. Jay: Tisha Campbell-Martin. Michael: Damon Wayans. Jr. George O. Gore II. Claire: Jennifer Freeman. Kady: Parker McKenna Posey. (Repeat).

Jr.'s awkward around girls, so Michael coaches him in the manly art of attracting women. He learns his lesson only too well. Meanwhile, Jay's mad at Michael because she dreamt that he had been fooling around with Janet Jackson. Amber: Claudette Ortiz. Jr. George O. Gore II. Jay: Tisha Campbell-Martin. Claire: Jennifer Freeman. Michael: Damon Wayans. (Repeat).

New Orleans hip-hop artist Big Freedia uses her music to explore the complexities of gun violence in America in the wake of her brother's murder. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

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(New).

Appa and Umma are even more generous than they imagined when they donate to a new Canadian family. Also: Janet gets noticed by a guest photography lecturer and Kimchee worries Jung will steal his new girlfriend. (Repeat).

Steve Harvey guest stars in an episode in which Michael encourages Jay and the kids to tap their creative juices. Jay decides to paint, Claire to design clothes and Kady to play the piano. Meanwhile, Michael renews acquaintances with his old friend Steve (Harvey), who has recently divorced and is playing the field. One of his dates owns an art gallery, where Jay's painting ends up. (Repeat).

Mos Def guests as Michael's old friend Tommy, who arrives for a visit with a surprise: he's in a wheelchair after having fallen from his roof while painting. Michael has difficulty accepting his friend's disability, and that annoys the very-competitive Tommy no end. Meanwhile, Claire doesn't want to take Kady with her when she goes to the mall, but her parents insist. (Repeat).

Michael and Jay attend a couples seminar, where they discover that their "fantastic" relationship isn't exactly that. Meanwhile, two of Jr.'s friends (Damon Wayans Jr., Michael Wayans) discover a way to use Claire's clothing-store job to make money for themselves. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

(Repeat).

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

The final 24 hours of the ex-Beatle's life before he was murdered by Mark David Chapman.

Shooting onto the scene in the early 60's, The Beatles took the world by storm. Their fame was new, massive and continues to this day. They are still the best-selling band of all time, with over 183 million sales world wide with a net worth of 600 million dollars. Witness the whole story from the Hamburg days all the way through to the studio years. This is the the life of The Beatles. (Repeat).

Concerns arise about a gospel album while dreams of travel blossom. Personal stories from the past surface, creating a mix of ambition and heartfelt moments. (Repeat).

The team heads to Los Angeles to grow their business and perform at a big awards show. A new member joins to help with music development. (Repeat).

Freedia explores a new venue for Hotel Freedia. Meredith kicks off a Cuban artists initiative. Tootie reveals a personal secret about Crystal to Devon. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

(Repeat).

While everyone is getting ready for the prom, Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) must contend with a pack of hell hounds. Angel: David Boreanaz. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

Graduation day has finally arrived, as has the Mayor's long-awaited "Ascension." But first Buffy must face Faith (Eliza Dushku) in a final confrontation. Part 1 of two. The Mayor: Harry Groener. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Buffy must confront the Mayor (Harry Groener) one last time, after his "Ascension" threatens to disrupt Sunnydale High's commencement. Meanwhile, the gang readies for a grueling graduation ceremony. Faith: Eliza Dushku. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Wesley: Alexis Denisof. Principal Snyder: Armin Shimerman. (Repeat).

The Slayer and friends face their biggest challenge: college. Buffy tries to adjust to classes and living away from home, while keeping her identity secret. But it gets difficult when students start disappearing and she has to investigate. Riley: Marc Blucas. Kathy: Dagney Kerr. Eddie: Pedro Balmaceda. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Oz: Seth Green. Willow: Alysson Hannigan. (Repeat).

Buffy clashes with her overbearing roommate, Kathy (Dagney Kerr), and, as the tension escalates, begins to have nightmares about having her soul sucked away, which leads her to believe there may be more to her roomie than meets the eye. Parker: Adam Kaufman. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

Spike (James Marsters) visits UC Sunnydale, looking for a mystical gem that will allow him to walk in the sunlight and be impervious to stakes and crosses. Meanwhile, Buffy has romance on her mind when an upperclassman (Adam Kaufman) shows an interest. Harmony: Mercedes McNab. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Xander: Nicholas Brandon. (Repeat).

Buffy and the gang find themselves in a haunted house on Halloween when they go to a frat party that has an uninvited guest---a powerful fear demon. The evil power traps the partygoers inside and forces them to face their worst fears: Xander becomes invisible; Willow can't control her magic; Oz succumbs to his werewolf nature; and Buffy faces the people she couldn't save. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Ril

Contentious Lois deadlocks deliberations as a jury member; anxious Dewey undergoes a rite of passage---in an adventure in a sewer. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Foreman Fred: George Wyner. Abe: Gary Anthony Williams. (Repeat).

Back in the general school population, the Krelboyne whiz kids wind up in cliques with jocks, skateboarders and brooding "Goths." Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Mr. Herkabe: Chris Eigeman. Lavernia: Brenda Wehle. Lloyd: Evan Matthew Cohen. Dabney: Kyle Sullivan. (Repeat).

Recalcitrant Reese turns to law enforcement and a capuchin monkey has it in for Lois's co-worker, Craig (David Anthony Higgins). Piama: Emy Colidago. Eric: Eric Nenninger. Reese: Justin Berfield. Hal: Bryan Cranston. (Repeat).

In an episode set mostly at a zoo, Malcolm and clan have close encounters with creatures great and small. Otto: Kenneth Mars. Matt: Tim DeKay. Gretchen: Meagen Fay. Piama: Emy Colidago. (Repeat).

High school's first day vexes Malcolm, who acquires an unfortunate nickname; and Hal, a parental "volunteer" running afoul of authority. Herkabe: Chris Eigeman. Otto: Kenneth Mars. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor: Cynthia: Tania Raymonde. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. (Repeat).

Hal's quirky, obstreperous and very rich dad (Christopher Lloyd) hosts a family reunion, where spats flourish and pandemonium erupts. Claire: Jeanine Jackson. Amelia: Brenda Strong. Tom: Robert Alan Beuth. (Repeat).

A portrait of the rock group the Eagles, with emphasis on main band member Glenn Frey (1948-2016). Featured: some of the band's most popular tracks, including "Hotel California" and "New Kid in Town." (Repeat).

The story of Dolly Parton, one of the most notable female country performers. Some of her hits include the 1981 song "9 to 5," and her duet with Kenny Rogers "Island in the Stream," both of which topped the American pop and country charts. She has many awards under her belt including eight Grammy Awards, ten Country Music Association awards, seven Academy of Country Music Awards, and three America

Marilyn Monroe is the defining icon of the American 1950s. A seemingly fairytale transformation from rags to riches, a shining example of the mythical American dream. However, as the decade continued, the myth of Marilyn Monroe and the American Dream seemed to crumble. (Repeat).

Michael (aka: Chief Bald Eagle) is recruited to camp out with Kady and her friends and teach them Native American lore. Meanwhile, Clare and "the new Tony" (Andrew McFarlane) plan to stay out all night themselves: they're plotting to sneak out to a "rave." Rachel: Liliana Mumy. Charlotte: Gabby Soleil. (Repeat).

Michael, bemoaning the lack of quality time the Kyles spend with each other, decides to spend some time with the kids, whether they like it or not. Claire and Jr. don't, and Kady agrees only to watch the movie "The Little Mermaid" with him. Michael switches it with "Gremlins," and that scares her. So does the power failure that soon follows (she thinks the two are related). But it least the blacko

Jay nominates Michael for the "Small Businessman of the Year" award and he assumes he's going to win it (especially after a golfing buddy on the organization's board tells him: "If my vote were the only one that counted, you'd be a shoo-in"). Meanwhile, Claire helps herself to items from Jay's makeup bag once too often. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. Jr. has a new girlfriend (Meagan Good) and Michael thinks she's quite a prize. But Jay has her doubts. Meanwhile, Kady has a gentleman caller, a budding piano prodigy named Franklin (Noah Gray-Cabey). Jr.: George O. Gore II. (Repeat).

Conclusion: Michael throws Jr. out of the house after he and Jay find their son in their bed with his girlfriend (Meagan Good). Jay disagrees---strenuously---about the punishment, and the Kyle household is not a happy one. As for Jr., he has been banished to a tent in the backyard. Franklin: Noah Gray-Cabey. (Repeat).

Freedia explores a new venue for Hotel Freedia. Meredith kicks off a Cuban artists initiative. Tootie reveals a personal secret about Crystal to Devon. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

(Repeat).

Contentious Lois deadlocks deliberations as a jury member; anxious Dewey undergoes a rite of passage---in an adventure in a sewer. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Foreman Fred: George Wyner. Abe: Gary Anthony Williams. (Repeat).

Back in the general school population, the Krelboyne whiz kids wind up in cliques with jocks, skateboarders and brooding "Goths." Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor. Mr. Herkabe: Chris Eigeman. Lavernia: Brenda Wehle. Lloyd: Evan Matthew Cohen. Dabney: Kyle Sullivan. (Repeat).

Recalcitrant Reese turns to law enforcement and a capuchin monkey has it in for Lois's co-worker, Craig (David Anthony Higgins). Piama: Emy Colidago. Eric: Eric Nenninger. Reese: Justin Berfield. Hal: Bryan Cranston. (Repeat).

In an episode set mostly at a zoo, Malcolm and clan have close encounters with creatures great and small. Otto: Kenneth Mars. Matt: Tim DeKay. Gretchen: Meagen Fay. Piama: Emy Colidago. (Repeat).

High school's first day vexes Malcolm, who acquires an unfortunate nickname; and Hal, a parental "volunteer" running afoul of authority. Herkabe: Chris Eigeman. Otto: Kenneth Mars. Stevie: Craig Lamar Traylor: Cynthia: Tania Raymonde. Dewey: Erik Per Sullivan. (Repeat).

Hal's quirky, obstreperous and very rich dad (Christopher Lloyd) hosts a family reunion, where spats flourish and pandemonium erupts. Claire: Jeanine Jackson. Amelia: Brenda Strong. Tom: Robert Alan Beuth. (Repeat).

The Slayer and friends face their biggest challenge: college. Buffy tries to adjust to classes and living away from home, while keeping her identity secret. But it gets difficult when students start disappearing and she has to investigate. Riley: Marc Blucas. Kathy: Dagney Kerr. Eddie: Pedro Balmaceda. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Oz: Seth Green. Willow: Alysson Hannigan. (Repeat).

Buffy clashes with her overbearing roommate, Kathy (Dagney Kerr), and, as the tension escalates, begins to have nightmares about having her soul sucked away, which leads her to believe there may be more to her roomie than meets the eye. Parker: Adam Kaufman. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

Spike (James Marsters) visits UC Sunnydale, looking for a mystical gem that will allow him to walk in the sunlight and be impervious to stakes and crosses. Meanwhile, Buffy has romance on her mind when an upperclassman (Adam Kaufman) shows an interest. Harmony: Mercedes McNab. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Xander: Nicholas Brandon. (Repeat).

Buffy and the gang find themselves in a haunted house on Halloween when they go to a frat party that has an uninvited guest---a powerful fear demon. The evil power traps the partygoers inside and forces them to face their worst fears: Xander becomes invisible; Willow can't control her magic; Oz succumbs to his werewolf nature; and Buffy faces the people she couldn't save. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Ril

Buffy is introduced to the wonders of beer by some upperclassmen who are unaware that their favorite brand of brew has a slightly demonic kick to it, which causes more than just a hangover. Colm: Eric Matheny. Veruca: Paige Moss. Parker: Adam Kaufman. Buffy: Sarah Michelle Gellar. Giles: Anthony Stewart Head. (Repeat).

Willow is faced with serious competition for Oz's affections---a sultry singer named Veruca (Paige Moss). Despite reassuring Wil, Oz finds his interest is deeper than even he suspects and traces his compulsion to a common trait that could spell the end of his relationship with Willow. Riley: Marc Blucas. Prof. Walsh: Lindsay Crouse. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Oz: Seth Green. (Repeat).

The agenda of the black-masked commandos is revealed after they ensnare the baddest vamp of them all...Spike---who blames the Slayer for his capture and escapes to hunt her down. Meanwhile, Riley tries to put the moves on Buffy. Tom: Mace Lombard. Harmony: Mercedes McNab. Spike: James Marsters. Riley: Marc Blucas. (Repeat).

Michael (aka: Chief Bald Eagle) is recruited to camp out with Kady and her friends and teach them Native American lore. Meanwhile, Clare and "the new Tony" (Andrew McFarlane) plan to stay out all night themselves: they're plotting to sneak out to a "rave." Rachel: Liliana Mumy. Charlotte: Gabby Soleil. (Repeat).

Michael, bemoaning the lack of quality time the Kyles spend with each other, decides to spend some time with the kids, whether they like it or not. Claire and Jr. don't, and Kady agrees only to watch the movie "The Little Mermaid" with him. Michael switches it with "Gremlins," and that scares her. So does the power failure that soon follows (she thinks the two are related). But it least the blacko

Jay nominates Michael for the "Small Businessman of the Year" award and he assumes he's going to win it (especially after a golfing buddy on the organization's board tells him: "If my vote were the only one that counted, you'd be a shoo-in"). Meanwhile, Claire helps herself to items from Jay's makeup bag once too often. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. Jr. has a new girlfriend (Meagan Good) and Michael thinks she's quite a prize. But Jay has her doubts. Meanwhile, Kady has a gentleman caller, a budding piano prodigy named Franklin (Noah Gray-Cabey). Jr.: George O. Gore II. (Repeat).

Conclusion: Michael throws Jr. out of the house after he and Jay find their son in their bed with his girlfriend (Meagan Good). Jay disagrees---strenuously---about the punishment, and the Kyle household is not a happy one. As for Jr., he has been banished to a tent in the backyard. Franklin: Noah Gray-Cabey. (Repeat).

The story of Dolly Parton, one of the most notable female country performers. Some of her hits include the 1981 song "9 to 5," and her duet with Kenny Rogers "Island in the Stream," both of which topped the American pop and country charts. She has many awards under her belt including eight Grammy Awards, ten Country Music Association awards, seven Academy of Country Music Awards, and three America