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Will learns a sobering lesson after Carlton (Alfonso Ribeiro) pops pills from Will's locker. John: Mark Ballou. Nurse Irene: Edye Byrde. Cindy: Mary Morrow. Vanessa: Johari. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

Vivian goes into labor, and her sisters (Vernee Watson-Johnson, Charlayne Woodard) are elsewhere. Vivian: Janet Hubert-Whitten. Geoffrey: Joseph Marcell. Philip: James Avery. (Repeat).

Teams of celebrities and their families face off to name the top responses to questions posed to 100 people. (Repeat).

Teams of celebrities and their families face off to name the top responses to questions posed to 100 people. (Repeat).

Teams of celebrities and their families face off to name the top responses to questions posed to 100 people. (Repeat).

Teams of celebrities and their families face off to name the top responses to questions posed to 100 people. (Repeat).

A crooked investor is forced to flee from the mob by entering the Witness Protection Program in this hilarious comedy. He and his family are assigned to live with no-nonsense grandmother Madea, who helps the dysfunctional clan reconnect with each other. (Repeat).

Sequel in which Deloris reunites with her sisters to teach music at an inner-city school and save it from being shut down. (Repeat).

A wealthy African prince who rebels against an arranged marriage travels to Queens, New York City. Once he arrives, he poses as an average guy in order to seek out a worthy American woman to become his wife. (Repeat).

Martin has the gang over to watch boxing, but it's Cole's new relationship that's on the ropes when his girlfriend (Bridgid Coulter) desires Tommy. Martin Lawrence. Tommy: Thomas Mikal Ford. Brother Man: Reginald Ballard. Stan: Garrett Morris. (Repeat).

Martin isn't expecting a woman (Ajai Sanders) to go into labor in his apartment. Bobbi: Wendy Davis. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Sean: Jonathan Gries. (Repeat).

Martin decides to act macho after Stan convinces him that Gina has been controlling his life. Kimberly: Monica R. Cooper. Robert: Keith Diamond. Gina: Tisha Campbell. (Repeat).

When Gina throws Martin's basketball tickets away, she has to work for Sheneneh to get replacements. Martin Lawrence. Myra: Bebe Drake. Rhodesia: Kelly Jo Minter. Laquita: Simbi Khali. Gina: Tisha Campbell. (Repeat).

Jazmine, worried that her father's newfound romance will rip apart their family, plots to break CJ and Nicole up. Elsewhere, Curtis is tasked to clean the attic, but the old items stir sentimental memories---and keep him from throwing anything away. (Repeat).

Curtis is unwittingly roped into helping a bank robber. Meanwhile, Malik must craft a documentary for a school assignment. (Repeat).

When his divorce from Janine is at last finalized, CJ attempts to start life anew, and his firehouse buddies urge him to savor the single life. Meanwhile, Janine tries to reconnect with the Paynes. (Repeat).

CJ and Nicole's budding romance hits a bump when CJ's old friend resurfaces, stirring up jealousy in Nicole. Meanwhile, the Payne children push to get a pooch. (Repeat).

Carl may regret letting Harriette into his poker game with the guys; and Eddie may regret asking Urkel to sub for him as a peanut vendor at the Bears game. Rick: Todd Susman. Zoohair: Iqbal Theba. Willie: Marlon "Chopper" Young. (Repeat).

Eddie meets the woman of his dreams (Lynette Lane), but Harriette thinks she's just out for fun; Carl's insurance rates skyrocket, thanks to accident-prone Urkel. Tolbert: George Wyner. Eddie: Darius McCrary. Urkel: Jaleel White. (Repeat).

Urkel's visiting Aunt Oona (Donna Summer) agrees to step into her nephew's fat-compression chamber to shed excess pounds. Rev. Fuller: Rif Hutton. 3J: Orlando Brown. Urkel: Jaleel White. Carl: Reginald VelJohnson. (Repeat).

Carl's brother (Ted Lange) shows up as a clown in a traveling carnival; Steve's force-field belt aids Eddie in the ring with a mean fighter (Tony Longo). Commissioner Geiss: Dick O'Neill. Harriette: JoMarie Payton Noble. (Repeat).

Time travelers Urkel and Carl are trapped on a pirate ship in 1704, surrounded by cutthroat shipmates. Flint: Matt Landers. Capt. Hightower: Peter Dennis. Killigrew: Pat Millicano. Petey: Kelly Perine. Myra: Michelle Thomas. (Repeat).

Urkel (Jaleel White) gets a makeover for Laura's bachelor auction. Meanwhile, Carl's thinking could use a makeover when Harriette's salary spurs his competitive instincts. Harriette: JoMarie Payton Noble. (Repeat).

Dave faces off against incumbent Isaiah Evans in a debate for a city council seat, and the race comes to a dramatic conclusion (Repeat).

After learning Dave and Gemma occasionally see a couples therapist to keep their marriage strong, Tina decides she and Calvin should do the same, to Calvin's consternation. (Repeat).

An eco-conscious new neighbor, and his pet rooster disrupts the community, leading a desperate Dave and Calvin to team up on a covert mission to restore order. Also, 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. (Repeat).

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. Also, while their husbands are away, Tina and Gemma decide to take home repairs at the Butlers' into their own hands. (Repeat).

Gemma's troublemaking sister, Brittany, returns, claiming she's turned over a new leaf, thanks to a surprising new business venture. Also, Dave finally convinces Calvin to accompany him to an escape room, where they both get more than they bargained for. (Repeat).

Malcolm surprises Calvin and Tina when he brings home a new motorcycle, while Dave and Gemma aim to rev up their social life with a spontaneous trip to Las Vegas. (Repeat).

Teams of celebrities and their families face off to name the top responses to questions posed to 100 people. (Repeat).

Teams of celebrities and their families face off to name the top responses to questions posed to 100 people. (Repeat).

Teams of celebrities and their families face off to name the top responses to questions posed to 100 people. (Repeat).

Teams of celebrities and their families face off to name the top responses to questions posed to 100 people. (Repeat).

Sequel in which Deloris reunites with her sisters to teach music at an inner-city school and save it from being shut down. (Repeat).

A wealthy African prince who rebels against an arranged marriage travels to Queens, New York City. Once he arrives, he poses as an average guy in order to seek out a worthy American woman to become his wife. (Repeat).

An unemployed young man avoids his father and a bully while trying to help his best friend pay back a debt to a drug dealer. (Repeat).

Ice Cube returns as South Central L.A. slacker Craig Jones for this raucous sequel to 1995's "Friday." Jones hightails it to his lottery-winning uncle's suburban crib to hide from an escaped con he helped put in jail in the first film. Tom "Tiny" Lister Jr., Mike Epps, John Witherspoon. (Repeat).

A lively but surly fellow named LeRoy Brown (David Mann) attempts to open and operate a retirement home in this sitcom spun off from "Tyler Perry's House of Payne." First up: Brown gets help in his venture from a doctor (Lamman Rucker), the doc's nurse wife (Denise Boutte) and a social worker (Jeannette Sousa). Brown's residents include a gruff ex-marine (Tony Vaughn) and an aging B-movie actress

Brianna's pregnant teen friend arrives. But when she goes into labor, Brown must deliver the baby all by himself. Elsewhere, Miss Daisy vanishes. (Repeat).

Season 2 opens with Will and Sasha attempting to keep Brianna and Joaquin from being adopted. Elsewhere, Brown suspects that the neighborhood frat boys are growing pot, so he tries to smoke them out. (Repeat).

Brown decides to levy fees for amenities at the house, only to stir up an open rebellion when he begins to abuse the policy. Elsewhere, Sasha is a candidate for a job that pays more than Will's position. (Repeat).

Edna reveals that she's engaged, surprising the gang. But her fiancé has an even bigger surprise. Meanwhile, Will gets exposure---perhaps too much---when he poses for a charity calendar. (Repeat).

Will and Sasha choose to leave Brown Meadows in their search for more privacy. Meanwhile, Brown and the Colonel scurry to take down a mouse. (Repeat).

A domestic power struggle ensues when Cora and Sasha clash over being the household ruler. Elsewhere, it's a safety dance when Brown performs an emergency-preparedness drill at Brown Meadows. (Repeat).

A harassed student brings a gun into Cora's classroom. Elsewhere, with her probation almost fulfilled, a wistful London realizes she may soon be leaving Brown Meadows. (Repeat).

Brown plays Cupid, using clandestine means to bring romance to Cora. Meanwhile, Miss Daisy gears up for an audition. (Repeat).

Cora lands a post as a substitute educator---but it's to teach the school's roughest, toughest pupils. And there's a passion for fashion when Brown and London square off in a fashion showdown. (Repeat).

A magazine writer plans to author an article on the house, and an excited Brown anticipates the reporter's arrival. But when Edna's paramour dies in her room, Brown rushes to hide the body from the columnist. Meanwhile, a drama springs up between Sasha and Brianna over an ornate dress. (Repeat).

Curtis gears up for traffic school after receiving a speeding ticket. Meanwhile, a squabble over a lottery game tests Claretha and Ella's friendship. (Repeat).

Curtis gears up to buy a motorcycle---but he needs to tap into his retirement nest egg to do so. Meanwhile, an ultracool kid from New York City arrives and strikes up a friendship with Malik. (Repeat).

An angry Ella boots Curtis out of the house in the wake of his self-indulgent motorcycle purchase. Holed up at the firehouse, Curtis seeks Ella's forgiveness. Meanwhile, CJ and Nicole's relationship is severely tested. (Repeat).

Malik and his buddy Kyle (Dale Neal) attend a court hearing for their motorcycle accident. (Repeat).

After giving Gina's male friend (Darryl Alan Reed) the boot, Martin accompanies Gina to a shoe store. Martin Lawrence. Magazine Man: Abdul Salaam El Razzac. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Pam: Tichina Arnold. (Repeat).

Martin's mother leaves her parrot---which likes to insult Gina---in Martin's care. Salesman: Andy Kindler. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Cole: Carl Anthony Payne II. Pam: Tichina Arnold. (Repeat).

Martin attends one of Gina's exercise classes and becomes obsessed with pursuing a healthy lifestyle. Instructor: Charnele Brown. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Sean: Jonathan Gries. (Repeat).

Martin's crazy relatives and Gina's parents arrive for Thanksgiving dinner. Sonny: Reno Wilson. Uncle Junior: John Witherspoon. Mrs. Waters: Judyann Elder. Dr. Waters: J.A. Preston. Gina: Tisha Campbell. (Repeat).

Will and Carlton encounter heavyweight boxing champ Riddick Bowe in a funky cafe-casino. Lola: Olivia Brown. Homer: Steve Nevil. Jazz: Jeffrey A. Townes. (Repeat).

Will lands a spot in a comedy showcase after accompanying a comic friend (D.L. Hughley) to an audition. Casting Director: Susan Isaacs. Will: Will Smith. Philip: James Avery. Comedian: Greg Travis. (Repeat).

Series clips illustrate family recollections as the kids put together a scrapbook for Vivian and Philip. Jazz: Jeffrey A. Townes. Philip: James Avery. Vivian: Janet Hubert-Whitten. (Repeat).

Vy anticipates Will's graduation with enthusiasm, but there may be discord when she learns Will is failing music. Ms. Bassin: Rosalind Cash. Vy: Vernee Watson-Johnson. Will: Will Smith. Veronica: Karen Kirkland. (Repeat).

Ice Cube returns as South Central L.A. slacker Craig Jones for this raucous sequel to 1995's "Friday." Jones hightails it to his lottery-winning uncle's suburban crib to hide from an escaped con he helped put in jail in the first film. Tom "Tiny" Lister Jr., Mike Epps, John Witherspoon. (Repeat).