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When Calvin discovers his friend is harboring a secret, he struggles with whether to share the info with Tina. Also, Dave becomes concerned about Gemma's growing closeness to a coach at her school. (Repeat).

Calvin and Malcolm butt heads on coaching styles as Malcolm's little league team approaches its first game of the season. Also, Tina tries to win over a food critic she inadvertently offended before he reviews her cupcakes. (Repeat).

When Dave's job requires him to mediate a feud between two wealthy brothers, Calvin tries to help find common ground but winds up complicating the process. Also, Gemma turns to Tina for assistance in navigating Grover's first crush. (Repeat).

Calvin and Tina offer to throw a quinceañera for Yoli, a teen Calvin is mentoring at his auto shop. Also, Dave and Gemma introduce Malcolm to a college baseball coach who has the potential to change his future. (Repeat).

After months of crashing with Malcolm and Marty, Calvin and Tina finally reveal the impressive results of their major home renovation. Also, Dave and Gemma decide it's time to have "the talk" with Grover. (Repeat).

When Tina reunites with her past girl group, old issues are reignited, threatening to derail the group's performance. (Repeat).

While visiting his white girlfriend's family, an African-American man discovers that their seemingly idyllic community is hiding a sinister conspiracy in this perceptive, incendiary horror thriller. (Repeat).

The estranged and hurt daughter of a famed photographer initiates a romantic relationship with an up-and-coming journalist who is working on a story about her late mother's life and artistic legacy - after discovering an old photograph in a safe-deposit box. (Repeat).

On his 85th birthday, crime novelist Harlan Thrombey is found dead in his room with his throat slit. Just as authorities are about to dismiss the tragedy as suicide due to the lack of evidence to prove otherwise, Benoit Blanc arrives at the scene to conduct his own investigation. Soon, it is revealed that all of Thrombey's family have a reason to murder the family's patriarch. Now Marta, the dead

Martin Lawrence stars as a jewel thief in this hilarious, action-packed comedy. After getting out of jail, Miles (Lawrence) sets out to retrieve a diamond he hid at the construction site of what turns out to be a police station. His plan: Pose as a detective and infiltrate the building. Luke Wilson, Peter Greene. (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).

Simone is pressured to marry the father of her child. Meanwhile, Cora tries not to fumble in her effort to coach the football team. (Repeat).

Internet shopping proves addictive to Cora. Meanwhile, Brown discovers an artifact in his backyard, inspiring him to dig for treasure. (Repeat).

A lonely old lady seeks companionship in Cora, but her persistence poses a test to Cora's patience. Meanwhile, Brianna lands her first job. (Repeat).

The blitz is on when a friend tries to illegally recruit one of Reggie's players. Meanwhile, Joaquin authors an essay for Brianna. (Repeat).

Edna and the Colonel prepare for their nuptials and seek the Brown family's help. Elsewhere, Renee does a good deed for Sasha but expects something in return. (Repeat).

Cora buys a pricey purse but claims it's an inexpensive copy. Meanwhile, Yvonne sells candy, raising Brown's suspicions. (Repeat).

Brown is given the honor to perform at a class reunion, but an in-demand celebrity classmate may steal his spotlight. Meanwhile, it's a sure bet when Joaquin starts to pick winning teams. (Repeat).

Brown hopes to take a family portrait, much to the family's chagrin. Elsewhere, funeral arrangements are discussed. (Repeat).

The family hook up with a telethon by answering the phones, but Brianna has a major hang-up when she falls into a misadventure while volunteering. (Repeat).

Brown gets scammed, so he seeks revenge with the Colonel's help. Elsewhere, Sasha and Renee raise funds for cancer research by selling wigs. (Repeat).

Ella hopes to open a home for abused women, but fire-code violations could hinder her efforts. Meanwhile, Calvin worries that he damaged Curtis' car. (Repeat).

Malik and Summer volunteer at a crisis hotline. Curtis goes overboard with the neighborhood watch as he tries to catch a criminal. (Repeat).

CJ's city-official post brings him perks; Miranda and Curtis connect. (Repeat).

CJ and Janine have a fight that spills into their professional lives; Malik questions religion when he studies evolution. (Repeat).

Malik serves as a tutor for an athlete. Elsewhere, Curtis stirs up a public-relations scandal. (Repeat).

Malik and CJ clash when Malik leads a protest. (Repeat).

Miranda's feelings are hurt when she overhears Curtis and Ella disrespecting her. Meanwhile, Janine sets out to join CJ's softball team. (Repeat).

Malik gets married. Elsewhere, Calvin and Miranda find that it's difficult to live with Curtis and Ella. (Repeat).

Astounding martial-arts action from Jackie Chan and the rapier wit of Chris Tucker made this buddy picture a hit. Chan plays a Hong Kong detective in L.A., who's looking for the Chinese consul's kidnapped daughter. Tucker is his streetwise partner. Tom Wilkinson, Julia Hsu, Tzi Ma, Elizabeth Pena, Philip Baker Hall, Mark Rolston, Rex Lin, Chris Penn. (Repeat).

Astounding martial-arts action from Jackie Chan and the rapier wit of Chris Tucker made this buddy picture a hit. Chan plays a Hong Kong detective in L.A., who's looking for the Chinese consul's kidnapped daughter. Tucker is his streetwise partner. Tom Wilkinson, Julia Hsu, Tzi Ma, Elizabeth Pena, Philip Baker Hall, Mark Rolston, Rex Lin, Chris Penn. (Repeat).

Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan reteam in the sequel to the action-packed 1998 comedy. This time out, the wisecracking L.A. cop (Tucker) visits the inspector (Chan) in Hong Kong, where they take on a mob bigwig (John Lone) and an international counterfeiting ring. Zhang Ziyi, Roselyn Sanchez, Alan King. (Repeat).

In this slick, slam-bang sequel mismatched cops head to Paris to unravel a plot by Triad gangs to assassinate a Chinese diplomat. (Repeat).

Astounding martial-arts action from Jackie Chan and the rapier wit of Chris Tucker made this buddy picture a hit. Chan plays a Hong Kong detective in L.A., who's looking for the Chinese consul's kidnapped daughter. Tucker is his streetwise partner. Tom Wilkinson, Julia Hsu, Tzi Ma, Elizabeth Pena, Philip Baker Hall, Mark Rolston, Rex Lin, Chris Penn. (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).

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).

Conclusion. George Lopez stirs up hilarious trouble. (Repeat).

Still mad about what happened on the ledge, Kevin finds new friends to replace Nick, Boris, Duane and Nelly. Duane sees monetary gain in Boris' spiritual quest, while the guys see another side or two or three of Wayne Brady. (Repeat).

Kevin disrupts Nick's press conference with an anti-Nick rap that is mistaken as anti-LGBT. Kevin's explanations for it make things worse, despite Russell Simmons' advice. But 'N Sync's Lance Bass has the last LGBT laugh. Meanwhile, Trina and Wayne are tested by schedule conflicts and his conflicting personas. (Repeat).

Kevin and George start working on "47 1/2 Hours" with director John Singleton; Regina Hall is complains about inappropriate on-screen content. (Repeat).

Joaquin and Will experience a bizarre out-of-body switch; Brown gets wired when battling the utility company. (Repeat).

Mr. Brown tries to figure out who ate his rice and gravy. Renee faces possible termination after being investigated by a member of the Nurses Auditing Board. (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

Brown tries to fill a handyman position and settles on a fellow aspiring to become a lawyer. Meanwhile, Sasha decides to work as a nurse for Brown. Also arriving: an alluring but dim-bulbed heiress named London Sheraton (Arielle Vandenberg), who's at the house to do community service for a DUI conviction. Tyler Perry directed. (Repeat).

When two troubled orphans arrive at the Brown home, Sasha and Will ponder whether to be their foster parents or not. Meanwhile, diva duo London Sheraton and Miss Daisy take part in a battle of wits when they appear on a local television program. (Repeat).

Chaotic actions in the house prompt Brown to organize a surprise "family day" for the residents. Lo and behold, the sole family arrival is the Colonel's estranged daughter. Meanwhile, neighborhood frat boys perform a step show for the gang. And Will and Sasha endure a marriage rite of passage: their very first fight. (Repeat).

C.J. and Janine have a party and don't invite Curtis and Ella. Malik and Summer argue over an obscure anniversary. (Repeat).

Curtis does community-service work; Janine is excluded from going to a concert. (Repeat).

Malik discovers his friend is gay; Curtis loans money to Ella. (Repeat).

Malik and Summer have their marriage annulled. Miranda temps at the office when Janine needs an assistant. (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).

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).

Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan reteam in the sequel to the action-packed 1998 comedy. This time out, the wisecracking L.A. cop (Tucker) visits the inspector (Chan) in Hong Kong, where they take on a mob bigwig (John Lone) and an international counterfeiting ring. Zhang Ziyi, Roselyn Sanchez, Alan King. (Repeat).

In this slick, slam-bang sequel mismatched cops head to Paris to unravel a plot by Triad gangs to assassinate a Chinese diplomat. (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).