2024-09-28
Romeo's mother visits from New York with news that she plans to leave her husband and start a new life in Chicago. Meanwhile, Regina hints that she wants her friends to throw her a party to celebrate her 10th anniversary as Booker T's principal. Carmen: Kiki Melendez. Coretta: Robyn Yvette. Romeo Sr.: Carlos Carrasco. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. Romeo: Merlin Santana. Lydia: Lori Beth Denberg.
Romeo, Lydia and Bullethead sue Steve for damaging their pager and the case is heard on the "Judge Mathis Show." Meanwhile, Cedric sends erotic e-mails to Lovita posing as a secret admirer, not realizing that she knows that the missives are from him. Judge Greg Mathis and bailiff Brendan Moran appear as themselves. Romeo: Merlin Santana. Lydia: Lori Beth Denberg. Bullethead: William Lee Scott. (Re
There's a mouse in the house (and doggerel in the script). Is Michael man enough to catch it? Hardly. "He's a genius," he admits, "an evil, conniving genius." But there might be a better mousetrap in the Kyle household: Claire, who's inadvertently wreaking havoc on any wildlife she encounters. (Repeat).
Jr. decides it's time to move out of the garage and into a place of his own, a "humble abode," he calls it. "Very humble," Michael notes on his first inspection. Just how bad is the neighborhood? "He could go out for a quart of milk and end up on the carton," says Jay. John/Granny: Damon Wayans Jr. Jasmine: Ella Joyce. Calvin: Rasta. Realtor: T'Keyah Crystal Keyma'h. Dexter: Lamont Johnson. Vaness
Penn and Teller offer moral support as Jordan uses magic to impress his first crush, Vanessa's friend Jill (Alexa Vega), who ultimately saws his heart in two. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. Wanda: Kellita Smith. (Repeat).
India.Arie has a cameo as Bernie takes a pro-active role in Vanessa's election campaign and Jordan's history project. Pound: Dennis Bailey. Chelsea: Danielle Panabaker. Craig: Beau Wirick. Father Cronin: Wade Williams. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. (Repeat).
After taking the kids to the movies, Las Vegas-bound Bernie is further delayed by scenes that grow out of what they saw there, but weren't supposed to see. Donna: Naya Rivera. Flight Attendant: Julie Wittner. Mazer: Gil Christner. Bryanna: Dee Dee Davis. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. (Repeat).
Jay Leno welcomes Bernie and Chris Rock to "The Tonight Show," unaware that there's a rift between them from their early days. Jerry: Rick Hoffman. W.B.: Reginald Ballard. Bryanna: Dee Dee Davis. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. (Repeat).
Based upon the true story of Kimberley T. Zulkowski's Grandmother, Margie Ree Harris. "Grandma's House" gives a compelling insight into how the Executive Producer's life changed when she moved into her Grandmother's home, and their generations became one under the same roof. (Repeat).
A TV news anchor who was adopted as a child attempts to reconnect with her reclusive birth mother after attending her biological father's funeral. (Repeat).
Justin and Darnell go on one of their essential sourcing days to identify fabrics and staple furniture pieces to outfit Nicole's lead bedroom and bathroom. Dedrick invites young, burgeoning comedian Jarrett Billups to the studio to learn about the core ingredients of a strong staple first suit. (Repeat).
Dedrick and legendary Atlanta rapper TI have been creative collaborators for years - today, Dedrick is tasked with creating legendary looks for TI's Atlanta Symphony Orchestra appearance. Justin goes through multiple iterations in achieving Nicole's desired look, but ultimately, the finished reveal is worth all the work (Repeat).
Every 3 seconds an American's identity is stolen. Just how safe is your 401k? Your bank account? Your home? Your credit? Crime Reporter Tom Morris Jr. investigates the identity theft epidemic. Find out how you can help protect yourself with LifeLock.
Coming of age is not easy. (Repeat).
Multimedia personality Rashan Ali joins the show to talk FAMU, her time in both radio and television, along with her keys to her successful marriage. (Repeat).
Real estate developer Dr. Carlton Curry II joins the show to discuss the importance of mentorship, financial freedom, investing in million-dollar homes, and his time at Tuskegee University. (Repeat).
Memphis native Dr. Q joins the show to discuss his time at Howard University, his practice Art of Aesthetics Dental, the importance of having healthy teeth, and much more. (Repeat).
Serial entrepreneur and Clark Atlanta University alumna Pinky Cole Hayes joins the show to share her remarkable journey from East Baltimore to Atlanta. In this episode, Pinky discusses her transformative experience at CAU, the creation and success of Slutty Vegan, and the exciting expansion of Bar Vegan. She also delves into the insights from her book, I Hope You Fail, and much more. Tune in for a
A recently widowed woman is convinced by her granddaughter to road trip across the country and take a shot at fulfilling her lifelong dream of being in a Hollywood film. (Repeat).
An expecting couple, Chanel & Malik, head to their "Gender Reveal" party. The journey showcases the excitement of the expecting parents and their fears for the challenges their black son or daughter may encounter. (Repeat).
The marriage of two relationship experts falls apart, but they try to keep up appearances in order to save their careers. (Repeat).
A woman (Angela Evans) tries to reconnect with her twins, whom she left in the care of her own mother (Shirley Murdock) 25 years before. (Repeat).
Two best friends face trust issues in their romantic relationships: One suspects her husband is being unfaithful, and the other is hurt when her fiancé asks her to sign a prenuptial agreement. (Repeat).
Bachelor Reggie reunites with Lucky after she has a change of heart about wanting kids, but Troy's sister-in-law, who has feelings for Reggie, suspects that Lucky is hiding something. A sequel to "What Would You Do for Love." (Repeat).