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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).

Everyone tells their own version of how Martin and Gina met. Charles: Mirron Willis. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Bouncer No. 1: Shashawne Hall. Cole: Carl Anthony Payne II. (Repeat).

Martin is determined to win the "Man of the Decade" award at his high school reunion. Ricky Fontaine: Miguel A. Nunez Jr. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Vanessa: Wendy Robinson. Keisha: Lynette Lane. Tommy: Thomas Mikal Ford. (Repeat).

When the cat (Gina) is away, the mice (Martin, Tommy and Cole) try to play---and so does the cat. Seymour Butts: Cameron W. Jones. Raul: Luis Antonio Ramos. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Pam: Tichina Arnold. (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).

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).

Ice Cube co-wrote and stars in this second sequel to the 1995 comedy "Friday," which once again follows a day in the life of two cousins in Los Angeles. This time, Craig (Ice Cube) and Day-Day (Mike Epps) are robbed by Santa Claus on Christmas Eve, and the not-so-jolly old elf has made off with their rent money. John Witherspoon, Bebe Drake. (Repeat).

Andi is forced into an all-familiar situation pertaining to Gary. Robin and Fatima faceoff, putting Fatima in a questionable situation. Meanwhile, Rich and Sabrina hash out their differences. (New).

Pam confronts Touch, Joe's victory is short-lived, Angela fights for her life, Joe offers Nicolai a trade, Leon makes a difficult choice, and an agreed-upon rendezvous doesn't go as planned. (Repeat).

Andi is forced into an all-familiar situation pertaining to Gary. Robin and Fatima faceoff, putting Fatima in a questionable situation. Meanwhile, Rich and Sabrina hash out their differences. (Repeat).

Discover stylish trends and unique products that celebrate culture. This engaging show connects audiences to innovative brands and vibrant shopping experiences. (New).

Ice Cube co-wrote and stars in this second sequel to the 1995 comedy "Friday," which once again follows a day in the life of two cousins in Los Angeles. This time, Craig (Ice Cube) and Day-Day (Mike Epps) are robbed by Santa Claus on Christmas Eve, and the not-so-jolly old elf has made off with their rent money. John Witherspoon, Bebe Drake. (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).

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).

Brianna and Joaquin's mother returns and finds that Will and Sasha plan to adopt the kids. But she is determined to get them back so that she can live off the welfare checks. (Repeat).

After being set up by Tanya, Social Services decides to remove the kids from the home. Then Social Services catches Tanya in her own lie. Tanya runs off leaving the kid swhere they belong, with Sasha and Will. (Repeat).

Will plans to attend "career day" at Brianna's school, but Brown must replace him after an emergency sidelines Will. In other news, Brown decides he needs a fashion makeover. (Repeat).

Sasha gets testy when she discovers compromising bachelor-party photos on Will's cell phone. Meanwhile, Brown investigates his family roots, only to discover he shares a connection with Miss Daisy. (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).

Jesus hopes to impress his visiting father by having Brown and the gang pose as his servants. Meanwhile, London expects her dad's arrival, but he might not meet expectations. Erik Estrada guest stars. (Repeat).

Will worries that he's not a good father, setting off dramas that affect the children. Meanwhile, Brown considers marketing the secret recipe to his zippy barbecue sauce. But there's a bitter aftertaste when he loses the recipe. (Repeat).

Will's attractive and vivacious ex-flame arrives for a fund-raiser, triggering some jealousy in Sasha. Elsewhere, divas Edna and London team up to throw a Botox bash. (Repeat).

When a convenience-store robbery leaves Brown shot---in the hind end, no less---he exploits the situation for his own gain. Meanwhile, a health scare motivates Edna to change her lusty behavior. (Repeat).

Discover stylish trends and unique products that celebrate culture. This engaging show connects audiences to innovative brands and vibrant shopping experiences. (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).

Hilary and Carlton volunteer at a homeless shelter on Thanksgiving, while the extended family fills up on holiday treats. Part 1 of two. Hattie: Virginia Capers. Vy: Vernee Watson-Johnson. Helen: Jenifer Lewis. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Will and Philip are arrested at a massage parlor on Thanksgiving; Hilary and Carlton get a lesson in humility at the homeless shelter. Tiny: Rosey Brown. Steve: Zachery Ty Bryan. Candy: Jeannie Michelle. (Repeat).

Steve invents some musically-activated gunpowder, but Myra mistakes it for pepper when she uses it to prepare a big dinner for Carl's commissioner! (Repeat).

Dave and Gemma host a memorable Thanksgiving in their new home when Dave's politically incorrect mother, Paula, visits from out of town and meets Calvin, Tina and the rest of the Butler family for the first time. (Repeat).

As Malik invites his new girlfriend to a Payne family dinner, Calvin again woos Miranda (Keshia Knight Pulliam), who ripped him off during a previous romance but now insists she's changed her ways. (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).

On Thanksgiving, the gang holds a contest to see which gender cooks the better bird. Martin Lawrence. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Tommy: Thomas Mikal Ford. (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).

Hilary and Carlton volunteer at a homeless shelter on Thanksgiving, while the extended family fills up on holiday treats. Part 1 of two. Hattie: Virginia Capers. Vy: Vernee Watson-Johnson. Helen: Jenifer Lewis. (Repeat).

Conclusion. Will and Philip are arrested at a massage parlor on Thanksgiving; Hilary and Carlton get a lesson in humility at the homeless shelter. Tiny: Rosey Brown. Steve: Zachery Ty Bryan. Candy: Jeannie Michelle. (Repeat).

Steve invents some musically-activated gunpowder, but Myra mistakes it for pepper when she uses it to prepare a big dinner for Carl's commissioner! (Repeat).

Dave and Gemma host a memorable Thanksgiving in their new home when Dave's politically incorrect mother, Paula, visits from out of town and meets Calvin, Tina and the rest of the Butler family for the first time. (Repeat).

As Malik invites his new girlfriend to a Payne family dinner, Calvin again woos Miranda (Keshia Knight Pulliam), who ripped him off during a previous romance but now insists she's changed her ways. (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).

On Thanksgiving, the gang holds a contest to see which gender cooks the better bird. Martin Lawrence. Gina: Tisha Campbell. Pam: Tichina Arnold. Tommy: Thomas Mikal Ford. (Repeat).

After agreeing to save money, Gina is forced to make a withdrawal from her joint account with Martin to pay some back parking tickets. Martin Lawrence, Thomas Mikal Ford. (Repeat).

Martin's Christmas-Kwanzaa special goes off splendidly---until "Brotha Claus" threatens to blow up the station. BeBe and CeCe Winans appear as themselves. Martin Lawrence. Maria: Marta Dubois. (Repeat).

In this hilarious, irreverent concert documentary, stand-up specialist Kevin Hart performs his unique blend of observational and deeply personal comedy before a sold-out crowd at New York City's historic Madison Square Garden. (Repeat).