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At a ski lodge, the gang resorts to drastic measures to tell Tommy that they don't approve of his new girlfriend. Tommy: Tommy Ford. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Martin: Martin Lawrence. Cole: Carl Payne. Gina: Tisha Campbell. (Repeat).

Martin throws a housewarming party for Cole (Carl Payne), whose apartment comes with a set of strange new neighbors. Martin: Martin Lawrence. Tommy: Tommy Ford. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Gina: Tisha Campbell. (Repeat).

Martin gets some Christmas spirit---in the form of Past, Present and Future ghosts who teach him to love the holiday or else! Pam: Tichina Arnold. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Young Martin: Braden Williams. (Repeat).

Martin's plans for sequestering Gina (Tisha Campbell) for a rendezvous are suspended when he's called in for jury duty. Tommy: Tommy Ford. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Cole: Carl Payne. Sheneneh: Martin Lawrence. (Repeat).

With an assist from the Colonel, Will and Jesus launch a neighborhood watch in the wake of a local burglary. Elsewhere, Brown treats a sick Cora, with nauseating results. (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).

Daisy's memory issues trigger the arrival of her cousin (Rue McClanahan), but buried family secrets are then revealed. Elsewhere, Reggie's outdated attitude toward women irks Cora. Kim Fields directed the episode. (Repeat).

Tanya makes romantic overtures toward Will. Elsewhere, Brown is enlisted to resolve a school protest. (Repeat).

Will and Sasha suspect that Brianna is pregnant. In the meantime, Brown plans a bachelor party for the Colonel. (Repeat).

Brianna is caught red-handed with false identification. And it's a "Mr. Mom" romp when Brown and Will fall into roles as househusbands. (Repeat).

Sasha's mother arrives---with another man in tow. Meanwhile, Brown goes the extra yard to help coach football, but there could be some fumbling along the way. (Repeat).

Cora and Reggie try to arrange a love connection for Brown and Reggie's mother. Elsewhere, Sasha divulges intimate secrets to Renee. (Repeat).

Brown becomes a stand-up comic, but the joke's on the family: He exposes their guarded secrets for laughs. Elsewhere, the gang becomes aware of Joaquin's high intellect. (Repeat).

After Brown and Cora have a squabble, they attend a counseling session overseen by the Colonel. Meanwhile, Will and Sasha abstain from physical intimacy to prove their relationship is about much more than sex. (Repeat).

Curtis had better watch out: Ella is introduced to a charming and handsome man at the mall. Elsewhere, Diego enlists Calvin and Miranda to scrutinize Mercedes' new beau. (Repeat).

Malik forms a friendship with a fellow student who is HIV positive---and who is a target of classroom abuse. Elsewhere, Consuela oversees the boutique after Rosie calls out sick. (Repeat).

R&B vocalist Gladys Knight appears as herself when the very existence of the firehouse is jeopardized due to the city's budget cuts. But a big fund-raising talent show could save the firehouse and the firemen's jobs. Meanwhile, Diego continues to deal with postwar anger issues. (Repeat).

The family discovers that the Payne home foundation is in urgent need of repair, but Curtis' cost-cutting approach backfires horribly. Elsewhere, Ella inches closer to the charmer (Michael Genet) she met at the mall. She also discovers via a magazine quiz that Curtis is most likely not the man for her. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. Martin's stuck out at sea with a stalker (Lynn Whitfield) and a few "Love Boat" characters. Isaac: Ted Lange. Loafer: Lenny Wolpe. Brenda: Monica Allison. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Martin deals with cast members from the "Love Boat" while on a cruise without Gina. Julie: Lauren Tewes. Isaac: Ted Lange. Stalker: Lynn Whitfield. (Repeat).

Martin (Martin Lawrence) helps a burglar rob his place, thinking he's part of Pam's scheme to get back at him for all his pranks. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Tommy: Tommy Ford. Cole: Carl Payne. (Repeat).

While Gina's out of town, Martin's mother-in-law pays a visit on the night he hopes to hang with the guys. Cole: Carl Payne. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Tommy: Tommy Ford. Martin: Martin Lawrence. (Repeat).

The future of Bel-Air Academy's new gym rides on basketball star Will, who jumps through hoops to outdo Carlton. Isiah Thomas has a cameo. Coach: Dave Florek. Thorvald: Bill Cort. O'Donnell: Ron Perkins. Jazz: Jeffrey A. Townes. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

A holiday visit from Will's taskmaster mother (Vernee Watson-Johnson) puts the kibosh on conspicuous consumption and puts the kids to work preparing Thanksgiving dinner. Ned: Jonathan Emerson. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

Will uses the knowledge that Hilary (Karyn Parsons) has dropped out of school to make her his personal gofer. Toni: Lisa Fuller. Kimmy: Sarah Buxton. Cindy: Beverly Jackson. Will: Will Smith. Philip: James Avery. (Repeat).

Carlton is surprised when freshman Will (Will Smith) carves a cozy niche for himself at Bel-Air Academy. Dr. Oates: James Tolkan. Kellogg: Michael Weiner. Fellows: Jonathan Emerson. Simon: Patrick Van Horn. (Repeat).

Steve hopes to get into the choir at the Winslow's church, but he's kicked out by new choir director Rachel. Pastor Peeble: Ron Taylor. Choir: The First A.M.E. Church Choir. Steve: Jaleel White. (Repeat).

The Winslows are ripped off when Carl dozes off; Urkel takes the heat when helping Eddie cheat on a chemistry exam. Mr. Howard: Patrick Cronin. Langweaver: Howard George. Ned: Gary McGurk. (Repeat).

Martin takes Pam back to Jamaica where he married Gina when he learns that his marriage to Gina is invalid and that he's actually married to Pam. (Repeat).

Foolishly, Tommy acts as his own lawyer after Sheneneh sues him. However, she has legal eagle Ronnie Cochran on her side. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Tommy: Tommy Ford. Cole: Carl Payne. Sheneneh: Martin Lawrence. (Repeat).

Martin and Pam try to outbid each other at a charity auction for a very costly cuckoo clock. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Sister Mary Tyler: Christine Healy. Billy Joe: Cliff Emmich. Cole: Carl Payne. Martin: Martin Lawrence. (Repeat).

Tommy's ex-marine father (John Amos) shows up and tries to "make his son a man" by showing him up in front of his friends. Martin: Martin Lawrence. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Cole: Carl Payne. Nipsey: Sean Lampkin. (Repeat).

When Malcolm is robbed and won't reveal the culprit, Calvin and Dave team up to crack the case of the missing sneakers. Also, Tina takes a unique approach to teaching Gemma self-defense. (Repeat).

Tina gets carried away when she tries to help Gemma ace her first fundraiser as school principal. Also, Dave aids Calvin in his efforts to win a special silent-auction prize for his mom. (Repeat).

Dave and Gemma's elaborate plans for Grover's 7th birthday party go awry, and Malcolm and Marty come to the rescue. Also, Calvin's choice of gift winds up sending one person to the hospital. (Repeat).

Calvin invites Dave to hang out with Malcolm and Marty for a boys' night. Meanwhile, Gemma and Tina head to Vegas. (Repeat).

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. (Repeat).

Two Black American Princesses (Halle Berry, Natalie Desselle) go to L.A. to audition for a music video. They don't get the part, but a scheming man offers one of them big bucks to impersonate his wealthy uncle's lover in a plot to become his sole heir. Martin Landau, Ian Richardson, Troy Beyer. Director: Robert Townsend. (Repeat).

The Sistas deal with the aftermath of the attack on Gary as they try to return to a semblance of normalcy. Zac and Fatima decide to take the investigation into their own hands. (Repeat).

A young black man recruits a crew of septuagenarians for the Rucker Classic street ball tournament in Harlem after losing his original line-up to his arch-rival. This anti-ageist basketball comedy features performances from six real-life NBA legends in geriatric makeovers. (Repeat).

Pam (Tichina Arnold) is thought to be her twin cousin, who has recently escaped from a mental institution. Nurse Froyd: Zelda Rubinstein. Cole: Carl Payne. Tommy: Tommy Ford. Shanise: Maura McDade. (Repeat).

Out-of-work Pam meets a talent scout (Dondre T. Whitfield), who tells her of a job opening at his record company. Donna: Jenna Von Oy. Sweets: Phil Morris. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Tommy: Tommy Ford. (Repeat).

There's not a whole lotto love when Brown and Cora lend the Colonel a buck, which he in turn uses to purchase a lottery ticket. It wins big---but everyone then clashes over how to split the winnings. Meanwhile, Sasha and Renee swap jobs, but Sasha can't keep up with her new duties. (Repeat).

A senior African-American patient doesn't want Will to be his surgeon because he's black. Elsewhere, Brown discovers that Cora never went to the prom, so he decides to throw a special dance event at the house. (Repeat).

Conclusion. In a holiday episode, the hospital stages a Christmas show. Brown serves as the director, but he has a not-so-jolly response to the performances. LaVan Davis and Cassi Davis appear as their characters from "Tyler Perry's House of Payne." (Repeat).

Vera swoops in on the Brown house to recover from laser eye surgery. Meanwhile, Sasha discovers she's pregnant, as she and Will then struggle to keep the big news to themselves. (Repeat).

A lucrative job offer comes Cora's way---but she'll have to relocate to a different city. Meanwhile, Joaquin turns auteur by manning his new video camera, but he focuses on things he shouldn't tape. (Repeat).

An unforeseen development upends a big wedding. The marriage theme continues when Reggie pops the big question to a hesitant Cora. (Repeat).

The Colonel finds religion and moves in with Brown in the aftermath of a health scare. Meanwhile, a wacky mix-up leads Brown to assume that Cora is pregnant. (Repeat).

Cora's class sets out to throw a farewell bash, but the party mood fades when Gordon spreads distressing news. Meanwhile, the Colonel contemplates living with Edna again. (Repeat).

Cora accepts Reggie's proposal, resulting in an unexpected development. Meanwhile, the notion of a new baby sparks jealousy in Joaquin. (Repeat).

After slipshod repairs on their house leave them homeless, Curtis, Ella and Malik must relocate to Calvin and Miranda's abode. Meanwhile, Floyd's beautiful daughter arrives at the barbershop, creating some hair-raising drama in the process. (Repeat).

Miranda fumes over Calvin's escapades with Mercedes and his decision to allow his family to stay with them. Another marriage is also on shaky grounds when Curtis and Ella quarrel over Ella's job. (Repeat).

With their respective marriages on the rocks, Curtis and Calvin move in at the barbershop, creating hair-raising havoc in the process. Meanwhile, there's a blowup when Floyd finds out about Zach and Olivia's act of love. (Repeat).

Part 1 of 2. Calvin chances upon an ex-flame who happens to have a newborn...named Calvin. This development troubles Miranda, who has interesting news of her own. Meanwhile, CJ sets his sights on a new job that may take him and the family to Chicago. (Repeat).

Pam (Tichina Arnold) is thought to be her twin cousin, who has recently escaped from a mental institution. Nurse Froyd: Zelda Rubinstein. Cole: Carl Payne. Tommy: Tommy Ford. Shanise: Maura McDade. (Repeat).

Out-of-work Pam meets a talent scout (Dondre T. Whitfield), who tells her of a job opening at his record company. Donna: Jenna Von Oy. Sweets: Phil Morris. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Tommy: Tommy Ford. (Repeat).

A hunky detective uses Pam's place for a police stakeout...and Martin wants in on the action. Johnson: Keith Sweat. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Martin: Martin Lawrence. Cole: Carl Payne. Tommy: Tommy Ford. (Repeat).

Boxing champ Evander Holyfield appears as one of the Banks' neighbors, some of whom object to Will's garish Christmas decorations. Reagan Impersonator: John Roarke. Vic: Taylor Negron. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

Will's slick tips and financial advice pay off in good luck for a superstitious client being wooed by Philip. Jameson: Tom O'Rourke. Leonard: Sandy Frank. Henry: John Petlock. Gladys: Diane Racine. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

A failing grade in history prompts Will to challenge a curriculum lacking in black history---and an instructor to teach it. Coach Smiley: Dave Florek. Armstrong: Edward Edwards. Chadney: Michael Landes. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

A visit from Grandma (Virginia Capers) has the family scrambling to make her comfortable, but she'd rather attend a concert with Will. Will: Will Smith. Philip: James Avery. Hilary: Karyn Parsons. Carlton: Alfonso Ribeiro. (Repeat).

Visiting cousin Clarence is a dude ready for action in the Winslow 'hood, and who proves to be a bad influence on Eddie (Darius McCrary). Judy: Jaimee Foxworth. Mother Winslow: Rosetta LeNoire. (Repeat).

Mother Winslow's family history bores the Winslow kids, but she regales Eddie's peers with tales of her fighter-pilot husband and of World War II's Tuskegee Airman. Mother Winslow: Rosetta LeNoire. Urkel: Jaleel White. (Repeat).

Martin gets in trouble with Gina over his radio show on male sensitivity. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Stan: Garrett Morris. Cole: Carl Anthony Payne II. Tommmy: Thomas Mikal Ford. (Repeat).

Martin thinks anniversary gifts aren't important---until he forgets to buy one for Gina. Saleslady: Kathleen Freeman. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Martin: Martin Lawrence. (Repeat).

Martin takes Gina out for a romantic evening at a club. Danice: Natalie Venetia Belcon. Guy: James Lesure. (Repeat).

When word gets out that Gina makes more money than he does, Martin fears the blow to his image may jeopardize his job. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Busboy: Lee Weaver. Waitress: Connie Marie Brazelton. (Repeat).

Martin's plumber (Michael Hagerty) drops dead---in Martin's apartment. Martin Lawrence. Tommy: Tommy Ford. Gina: Tisha Campbell. (Repeat).

The tale of three teens growing up in a tough L.A. neighborhood: one lives for sports; another for crime; and the last learns from his father about strength of character and being responsible. (Repeat).

Jazmine gets caught up in a cheating scandal at school and Curtis enlists the help of a vlogger to promote his food truck. (Repeat).

Philip gets caught watching porn by Leah, Jeremy brushes it under the rug causing a major rift between he and Leah because of Jeremy's betrayal. Efe encourages a role reversal exercise that brings all of Jeremy and Leah's though (Repeat).

Martin Lawrence and Will Smith return as odd-couple, wisecracking Miami cops in this action-packed sequel to 1995's "Bad Boys." This time, Burnett (Lawrence) and Lowrey (Smith) try to stop the flow of Ecstasy into the city by taking on a drug bigwig from Cuba. Meanwhile, love blossoms between Lowrey and Burnett's sister---a romance that Lowrey tries to hide from his partner. Jordi Molla. (Repeat).

Frightening special effects drive this campy thriller about superintelligent sharks. At a high-tech lab in the Atlantic, a biologist (Saffron Burrows) and her team implant human brain tissue into sharks as part of a neurological study. Chaos ensues when the clever creatures turn on the researchers with a vengeance. Samuel L. Jackson, Michael Rapaport, LL Cool J. Renny Harlin directed. (Repeat).

Sheneneh wins a date with Christopher (Kid) Reid on Martin's radio show. Martin Lawrence. Stan: Garrett Morris. Cole: Carl Anthony Payne II. (Repeat).

Will fails to remember Sasha's birthday, so Brown and Cora help him make amends. Elsewhere, Brianna lands a new boyfriend and seeks Cora's romantic wisdom. (Repeat).

Sasha faints and is swiftly taken to the hospital. Elsewhere, it all gets taxing when Derek helps Brown with his taxes. (Repeat).

Where there's Will, there's a way: Will realizes that Renee's mere presence improves Sasha's spirits, so he pays her to be with Sasha. Meanwhile, Brown conjures up some magic (literally), and Joaquin has a sleepover. (Repeat).

Reggie and Brown get trapped in a storage room. Elsewhere, Vera fraternizes with Edna. (Repeat).

Urkel enrolls in a home-ec class with Laura, assuming it will be a piece of cake. Ms. Steuben: Susan Krebs. Cassie Lynn: Kim Valentine. Waldo: Shawn Harrison. Vonda: Danielle Nicolet. Richie: Bryton McClure. (Repeat).

Laura's rival for the student-council presidency vows to gather some dirt on her; and Carl is depressed over Harriette's election to Neighborhood Watch leader. Gloria: Loretta Jean. Shimato: Clyde Kusatsu. (Repeat).

Urkel strikes a deal with singer Johnny Gill: Urkel's treasured baseball card in exchange for serenading Laura. Carl and Harriette discover that their love nest is of the outdoor type. Bob: Thom Sharp. Harriette: JoMarie Payton. (Repeat).

Laura's words of encouragement cast a love spell on Waldo (Shawn Harrison); Carl and Lt. Murtagh bicker over Mother Winslow's driving. Mother Winslow: Rosetta LeNoire. Lt. Murtagh: Barry Jenner. Carl: Reginald VelJohnson. (Repeat).

Urkel swallows a fish Carl was "fish-sitting," urges Richie to fight a bully and drives away Laura's study mate (Rugg Williams). Urkel: Jaleel White. Lt. Murtagh: Barry Jenner. Harriette: JoMarie Payton. Carl: Reginald VelJohnson. Mother Winslow: Rosetta LeNoire. (Repeat).

Urkel, Eddie and Waldo appear on a TV dating show that Laura claims is sexist. Pat: Derek McGrath. Oneisha: Mary Morrow. Tanya: Judette Warren. Nicole: Lisa Marie Russell. Waldo: Shawn Harrison. Laura: Kellie Shanygne Williams. Urkel: Jaleel White. (Repeat).

It's hasta la vista to the criminal element after Urkel revives his robot for use in solving a rash of convenience-store robberies on Carl's beat. Robber: Matt Landers. Urkelbot: Michael "Shrimp" Chambers. Urkel: Jaleel White. (Repeat).

Urkel is a bumbling gumshoe in a 1940s film-noir spoof, with Laura as a sultry client who needs protection for her aunt (Telma Hopkins). Urkel: Jaleel White. Laura: Kellie Shanygne Williams. (Repeat).

Will has girl problems after a date with Jazz's sister (Vivica A. Fox), who's ready to pick out her china pattern before the night is over. Jazz: Jeff Townes. Carlton: Alfonso Ribeiro. Hilary: Karyn Parsons. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

Will is on his best behavior for visiting royalty, which includes the seemingly demure Lady Penelope (Sherrie Krenn). Lord Fowler: William Glover. Otis: Tony Longo. Bouncer: William Upton. Tough: Melvin Jones. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

A scholarship student (Jasmine Guy) is introduced to Will, opening up a new world of fun---to divert her from her studies. Will: Will Smith. Carlton: Alfonso Ribeiro. Vivian: Janet Hubert-Whitten. Geoffrey: Joseph Marcell. (Repeat).

Will crawls to Philip for help after sneaking out on the town and getting hustled by sleazy pool sharks. Charlie the Mack: J.D. Hall. Fred: Hugh Dane. Gloria: Angela Gordon. Louie: Jeff Chayette. Philip: James Avery. (Repeat).

On a bet with Will, Carlton tries to survive in Jazz's rough neighborhood by parading as a financial consultant. Slick: Miguel Nunez. Jazz: Jeff Townes. Tiny: "Tiny" Lister Jr. Chuck: J'vonne Pearson. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

Teen idol Little T (R&B singer Tevin Campbell) surprises Ashley on her birthday with a song---and an invitation for a date. Lee: Ron Fassler. Ashley: Tatyana M. Ali. Will: Will Smith. Hilary: Karyn Parsons. Carlton: Alfonso Ribeiro. (Repeat).

Rap's Queen Latifah plays Hilary's new actress boss, who wants Will as her boy toy---or Hilary's glamorous job is over. Hilary: Karyn Parsons. Will: Will Smith. Jazz: Jeff Townes. Geoffrey: Joseph Marcell. Carlton: Alfonso Ribeiro. (Repeat).

Will's all-consumed romance with a new girlfriend (Tisha Campbell) shakes up the Banks' household, as does Mother Nature. Will: Will Smith. Vivian: Janet Hubert-Whitten. Philip: James Avery. Geoffrey: Joseph Marcell. (Repeat).

Miami narcotics officers are forced to switch identities to track down heroin stolen right out of police headquarters. (Repeat).

Martin Lawrence and Will Smith return as odd-couple, wisecracking Miami cops in this action-packed sequel to 1995's "Bad Boys." This time, Burnett (Lawrence) and Lowrey (Smith) try to stop the flow of Ecstasy into the city by taking on a drug bigwig from Cuba. Meanwhile, love blossoms between Lowrey and Burnett's sister---a romance that Lowrey tries to hide from his partner. Jordi Molla. (Repeat).

Writer-director and star Tyler Perry returns to the big screen in this hilarious romp, as his pistol-packin' grandmomma alter ego turns the big house upside down when she is sent to the slammer over a high-speed freeway chase. (Repeat).

Joe discovers his father was a drug mule for the Russian mob and stole 10 million dollars (and a Lamborghini) from them before his untimely death. (Repeat).

Joe, Leon, Cathy and Touch dispose of the dead Russians' bodies, then another mob henchman comes looking for them. (Repeat).

Martin gets a new co-host (Kim Fields), whom he becomes attracted to. Sean: Jonathan Gries. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Stan: Garrett Morris. Tommy: Thomas Mikal Ford. (Repeat).

Martin returns to his old school for career day and ends up in the arms of his third-grade teacher. Miss Trinidad: Beverly Johnson. Cole: Carl Anthony Payne II. Gina: Tisha Campbell. (Repeat).

Martin and his friends gather together to tell ghost stories. Martin Lawrence, Tisha Campbell, Garrett Morris. (Repeat).

Martin alienates friends when he tells a secret on the air, and he and Gina find their social circle limited to Stan and his girlfriend. Martin Lawrence. Myra: Bebe Drake-Massey. Stan: Garrett Morris. (Repeat).

Stan (Garrett Morris) wants to hire Gina (Tisha Campbell) to co-host Martin's show. Martin Lawrence. Cole: Carl Anthony Payne II. Tommy: Thomas Mikal Ford. (Repeat).

Martin agrees to play Santa for some children and tells them a version of the Christmas story. Santa: Michael Hagerty. Sean: Jonathan Gries. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Gina: Tisha Campbell. (Repeat).

A forced retirement for Curtis creates obstacles, but the drama spikes when Miranda goes missing. Elsewhere, Claretha returns sans husband and moves in with Curtis and Ella. Kim Fields directed the episode. (Repeat).

Miranda remains missing, with Calvin emerging as a suspect in her vanishing. Meanwhile, CJ, Janine and Jazmine return, hoping to stay with Curtis and Ella. And a secret is unearthed regarding Curtis's forced retirement. Valarie Pettiford guest stars. Kim Fields directed the episode. (Repeat).

A missing Miranda at long last reappears---but she arrives with stunning news. Meanwhile, a packed home drives Curtis bonkers, especially when houseguest Claretha launches a home business. (Repeat).

A sour Curtis strongly objects to his forced retirement, a situation that turns worse when CJ is poised to take the job. Meanwhile, Ella tangles with a new pastor when he discontinues an HIV church program. (Repeat).

Feuding neighbors Urkel and Carl appear on TV's "American Gladiators" to settle a not-so-neighborly grudge match. Larry Csonka and Mike Adamle have cameos. Urkel: Jaleel White. Carl: Reginald VelJohnson. (Repeat).

Carl buys a hot rod for Eddie, hoping it will be the road to a father-son bonding session; and Urkel strengthens his bond with Laura---using a new wonder glue he invented. Ted: Patrick J. Dancy. (Repeat).

Homecoming-queen contestant Laura gets the royal treatment from Urkel, who gets a popular jock (Patrick J. Dancy) to ask her to the dance. Oscar: Julius Carry. Urkel: Jaleel White. Laura: Kellie Shanygne Williams. (Repeat).

Carl practices stress management but nearly blows a gasket teaching Urkel to drive. Carl: Reginald VelJohnson. Harriette: JoMarie Payton. Mother Winslow: Rosetta LeNoire. Urkel: Jaleel White. (Repeat).

Rumors fly that Ted has "scored" with Laura, and Urkel warns her that her reputation is in jeopardy. Laura: Kellie Shanygne Williams. Urkel: Jaleel White. Eddie: Darius McCrary. (Repeat).

Carl and Urkel are hospital roommates and Urkel, as usual, is a pain -until he gets the opportunity to save Carl's hide. (Repeat).

Eddie's insult sends Waldo (Shawn Harrison) marching off to the Army; Harriette and Carl set up a sting to trap a crooked repairman (Dennis Burkley). Sarge: David Graf. Urkel: Jaleel White. Eddie: Darius McCrary. (Repeat).

Urkel plants himself firmly on the Winslow roof, refusing to budge until Laura agrees to go out with him. Laura: Kellie Shanygne Williams. Richie: Bryton McClure. Gwendolyn: Naya Rivera. (Repeat).

Tina agrees to give Grover piano lessons and her son Malcolm lands a job in retail sales, but neither Butler has a first day that goes quite according to plan. (Repeat).

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

Feeling shortchanged in the pride department after begging Uncle Philip for money, Will secretly gets a job. Tina: Morgan Nagler. Cindy: Lela Rochon. Will: Will Smith. Uncle Philip: James Avery. Carlton: Alfonso Ribeiro. (Repeat).

Will is a picture of confidence, while Carlton is a frazzled bundle of nerves preparing for college aptitude tests. Coach Smiley: Dave Florek. Headmaster: Bill Cort. Cecil: Eric Christmas. Will: Will Smith. Carlton: Alfonso Ribeiro. (Repeat).

Mortified over spying his mother kiss the handyman (Lee Weaver), Philip can't bear to think of her having a new man in her life. Mrs. Sweeting: Eda Reiss Merin. Grandma: Virginia Capers. Philip: James Avery. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

Tensions spill over just before the wedding of Will's Aunt Janice when Will's mom (Vernee Watson-Johnson) meets Janice's intended (Dietrich Bader). Janice: Charlayne Woodard. Helen: Jennifer Lewis. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

Vivian's 40th birthday marks a crisis and a career change in which she plans to perfect her dance skills. Gina: Judy Prescott. Robin: Cynthia Green. Teacher: Nancy Saenz. Vivian: Janet Hubert-Whitten. (Repeat).

Will hits it off with the full-figured Dee Dee, but her size keeps him from asking her to the dance. Claudia: Nia Long. Robert: S. Kyle Parker. Lieberbaum: Michael Weiner. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence age convincingly in this poignant comedy-drama, which chronicles the lives of two men who spend more than 50 years in jail for a murder they didn't commit. The casting is inspired, and the comedians bring humor and life to what could have been a mawkish, sentimental tale. Obba Babatunde, Ned Beatty, Bernie Mac, Rick James. (Repeat).

Writer-director and star Tyler Perry returns to the big screen in this hilarious romp, as his pistol-packin' grandmomma alter ego turns the big house upside down when she is sent to the slammer over a high-speed freeway chase. (Repeat).

Tyler Perry directed and stars in this hysterical adaptation of his hit play, which chronicles the adventures of a gun-toting Southern matriarch who takes in a troubled foster child while trying to plan a family reunion. (Repeat).

Martin Lawrence stars in this uproarious farce about a successful self-help guru and TV talk-show host who finds himself embroiled in a series of comic disasters when he goes home to Georgia for his parents' 50th wedding anniversary. James Earl Jones, Margaret Avery, Joy Bryant, Cedric the Entertainer. Written and directed by Malcolm D. Lee. (Repeat).

Martin and Gina fight over Gina's unusual Valentine's Day gift and escalates out of control until they finally break up. When they try and reconcile, they discover that maybe they are just too different from each other. (Repeat).

With Martin and Gina now broken up, Pam sets a lonely Gina up with her cousin Leon, who is a minister struggling to keep his fleshly desires under control. Meanwhile, Cole and Tommy take a despondent Martin to a nightclub. (Repeat).

Detroit radio personality Martin Payne tries to juggle a job he loves, the girl he loves and whole cast of characters, from his wacky neighbor Shenehneh to "Brotha Man" from the fifth floor. (Repeat).

Martin is charged with credit-card fraud and thrown in jail. Ricky: Reggie McFadden. Brother Shabazz: John Toles-Bey. Jeffrey: Billy Van Zandt. Sales Lady: Nancy Fish. Gina: Tisha Campbell. (Repeat).

After Pam is dumped by her boyfriend, she decides to go on a date with a sleazy guy. Martin Lawrence. Rashidi: Erick Avari. Malika: Shohreh Vaziri. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Cole: Carl Anthony Payne II. (Repeat).

Renee suffers through a nasty breakup, so Will and Sasha play matchmaker for her. Elsewhere, Brown is enlisted to endorse a body cream on television---but there are wrinkles when he then breaks out. (Repeat).

A different side of Reggie's personality creeps to the surface, stunning Cora. Meanwhile, Brown helps Derek land a job at the hospital. (Repeat).

Thelma slips in for a stay at Brown Meadows while Reggie is out of town. Elsewhere, Renee gets some cash, courtesy of Will. (Repeat).

Cora provides helpful words of wisdom to an insecure plus-size student. Elsewhere, Derek helps Brown produce an exercise tape. (Repeat).

Rifts develop in Will and Sasha's home due to social networking. Elsewhere, Brown searches for a neighbor's lost pet, but he's more interested in netting the reward. (Repeat).

Renee becomes an overly demanding patient when she's admitted to the hospital. Meanwhile, Joaquin begins to emulate Derek. (Repeat).

Brown, Derek and Renee team up to get a photograph of a celebrity's baby; Will finds marijuana and tries to smoke out the owner. (Repeat).

Reggie chooses to stay in California, upsetting Cora. Meanwhile, Brown, having more courage than the others, gears up to teach Brianna to drive. (Repeat).

The men are determined to boycott Valentine's Day, but they change their tune when the ladies plan something special. The romantic theme continues when Brown concludes that Renee has a hush-hush crush on him. (Repeat).

The Colonel reconnects with his warfare past when the son of a fellow soldier arrives. Elsewhere, Brown gets a medical checkup. (Repeat).

A sour Curtis strongly objects to his forced retirement, a situation that turns worse when CJ is poised to take the job. Meanwhile, Ella tangles with a new pastor when he discontinues an HIV church program. (Repeat).

Calvin corners Miranda when he suspects she had an abortion. Elsewhere, Malik shows off his acting chops when he scores a role in a school production, but an interracial kiss in the play soon becomes an issue. Kim Fields directed the episode. (Repeat).

It's a revolving door at the Payne house when CJ, Janine and the children move out, and Floyd in turn moves in because of his divorce. Then there's Jazmine. The youngster, feeling ignored and jealous, makes the choice to run away. (Repeat).

The couples attend a marriage retreat---but unfortunately it's Miranda who retreats from Calvin when she requests a divorce. In addition, Claretha and Floyd team up to babysit the twins. (Repeat).

Martin feels small when he comes up against a group of diminutive ruffians, whose leader had Tommy beaten up. Kenji: Kenneth Whack. Bennie: Tony Cox. Tiny: Bushwick Bill. Policeman: Alexander Folk. Bartender: Carlton Russell. (Repeat).

The gang wins a car and decides to share it, but ends up running it into the ground. Bonequisha: Kim Coles. Keylolo: Yo-Yo. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Mattie: Laura Hayes. (Repeat).

Martin lets his job as the producer of the station's variety show go to his head. Keylolo: Yo-Yo. Evelyn: LaWanda Page. Tap Dancer: Travis Payne. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Stan: Garrett Morris. (Repeat).

Martin and Gina try to expose Rev. Love (David Alan Grier) as a fraud after he cons Martin's mother. Sister Rubella: Jeri Gray. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Cole: Carl Anthony Payne II. (Repeat).

Will and Carlton arrive as reinforcements when a bully (Ebony Solomon) challenges Ashley to a rumble, but there's real trouble when Philip and Vivian intervene. Dr. Hoover: John Wesley. Will: Will Smith. (Repeat).

Feeling shortchanged in the pride department after begging Uncle Philip for money, Will secretly gets a job. Tina: Morgan Nagler. Cindy: Lela Rochon. Will: Will Smith. Uncle Philip: James Avery. Carlton: Alfonso Ribeiro. (Repeat).

Will is a picture of confidence, while Carlton is a frazzled bundle of nerves preparing for college aptitude tests. Coach Smiley: Dave Florek. Headmaster: Bill Cort. Cecil: Eric Christmas. Will: Will Smith. Carlton: Alfonso Ribeiro. (Repeat).

Tyler Perry directed and stars in this hysterical adaptation of his hit play, which chronicles the adventures of a gun-toting Southern matriarch who takes in a troubled foster child while trying to plan a family reunion. (Repeat).

Martin Lawrence stars in this uproarious farce about a successful self-help guru and TV talk-show host who finds himself embroiled in a series of comic disasters when he goes home to Georgia for his parents' 50th wedding anniversary. James Earl Jones, Margaret Avery, Joy Bryant, Cedric the Entertainer. Written and directed by Malcolm D. Lee. (Repeat).