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Justin gets a surprise visit from his mom on the job, as we get to know where Justin's expertise all began. Dedrick invites a group of young adults from the Nsoro foundation to tour his studio and gives a lesson on the foundations of our careers and the ultimate bedrock: confidence. (Repeat).

Dedrick goes to luxury factories in Italy to bring the PING x Hideoki collection to fruition and reveals the fine craftsmanship of the PING x Hideoki collection. Justin dives into the details of selecting finishes for Rashad's kitchen and bathrooms. Together, the two uncover how storytelling is all in the fine details. (Repeat).

Featuring urban short films by our next great filmmakers, this episode includes: Straw Man: A scarecrow sets out to save his family's farm from foreclosure. CODA: A dancer struggles with identity when she meets a Deaf man who stirs up feelings about growing up hearing in a Deaf family. Tape 23: A son and his father film what will be the last episode of their home movie series. (Repeat).

Catch CEO and Founder of HBCU Pride Nation, Travis P. Jackson, as he joins the show to share his journey from choosing North Carolina A&T State University to his impactful experiences as an Aggie. Travis dives into the mission behind his company, HBCU Pride Nation, and offers insights into his work promoting and celebrating HBCU culture. Don't miss this engaging conversation about college pride, e

North Carolina Central University alum Brian B Mac McIntosh joins the show to reflect on his time at NCCU and his deep-rooted love for his alma mater. Brian shares how his NCCU experience shaped his career and discusses his journey through the media landscape, from ESPN to BET, and the impact of his content. He also talks about the excitement and honor of being nominated for a Webby. Tune in for a

Join us as CEO of H&H Hospitality and Hampton University alum Randy Hazelton takes the spotlight to discuss his journey as a Hampton Pirate and his experience in the inaugural class of the five-year MBA program. Randy offers insights into the real estate sector, shares his experiences owning numerous restaurants in airports across the United States, and provides valuable advice on navigating life

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 black father is called into his son's predominately Black and Latin middle school to discuss his son's behavior. (Repeat).

A nihilistic slacker and an outspoken actress seeking vengeance against her cheating husband find their lives forever changed when he uses his cunning to seduce her. (Repeat).

A marriage begins to fall apart after a man loses his job and his shopaholic wife has trouble adjusting to their new downscale lifestyle. (Repeat).

Two best friends excitedly plan a double wedding, but then they have second thoughts about marriage after they uncover info about their fiancés, who must prove the strength of their love. (Repeat).

The marriage of two relationship experts falls apart, but they try to keep up appearances in order to save their careers. (Repeat).

Wesley Snipes plays Wanda's boss Duke, who hosts a dinner party where Bernie becomes embarrassed by his kid-influenced brain. Vicki: Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon. Robert: Tony Winters. Deborah: Deborah Dir. Wanda: Kellita Smith. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. (Repeat).

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).

Bernie uses principles of chess to check the kids' desires, but Jordan's no pawn as he moves to achieve his goal: a paintball gun. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. Bryanna: Dee Dee Davis. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. (Repeat).

Bernie sees buying in bulk as a solution to the kids' feeding frenzy, but it only turns them (and him) into gluttons for punishment---from Wanda (Kellita Smith). Vanessa: Camille Winbush. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. (Repeat).

Bernie hires a maid (Theresa Saldana), who's a big help to him, until the kids get to her by taking advantage. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. Wanda: Kellita Smith. (Repeat).

Lovita and Regina (Terri J. Vaughn, Wendy Raquel Robinson) take on Steve and Cedric in a pool tournament. Byron: Wayne Wilderson. Suzy: Ludo Vika. Leo: Robert Hegyes. Bob: Chip Heller. (Repeat).

Steve's girlfriend (Vanessa Williams), who works for the IRS, learns that Cedric is committing tax fraud. Helen: Wendy Worthington. Bjorn: Chris Northup. Lovita: Terri J. Vaughn. (Repeat).

Junior and Vincent (Kenan Thompson, Kel Mitchell) return, and Junior asks Regina to go out with his brother (Busta Rhymes). Sheila: Daphnee Lynn Duplaix. Romeo: Merlin Santana.. (Repeat).

Regina agrees to date the "man-boy" (Boris O. Kodjoe) who services the office water cooler. Glenda: Varnee Watson Johnson. Lydia: Lori Beth Denberg. Romeo: Merlin Santana. (Repeat).

After a fight with her mama, Lovita moves in with Cedric. But when Regina sympathizes, Lovita moves in with her. Lovita: Terri J. Vaughn. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. Bullethead: William Lee Scott. (Repeat).

A snowstorm strands Lovita (Terri J. Vaughn) at Steve's, while Cedric waits out the blizzard at Regina's. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. Lydia: Lori Beth Denberg. Romeo: Merlin Santana. (Repeat).

Lovita and Regina give a makeover to Steve's wallflower of a niece (Megalyn Echikunwoke), who blossoms into a looker who gets a second look from Romeo (Merlin Santana). Off. Hodges: Robin Stapler. (Repeat).

Lovita pretends to be the principal in order to fool her aging aunt. (Repeat).

Steve and Ced (Cedric the Entertainer) get quite a shock from the strippers they hire for a bachelor party. Nikki Cox: Herself. Strippers: Edith Grant, Michelle Silveira. Off. Parker: Kendahl King. (Repeat).

Cedric (Cedric the Entertainer) believes there's a spirit haunting the apartment, so he talks Steve into having a seance. Coretta: Robin Yvette Allen. Mo-Mo: De'Aundre Bonds. Marty: John F. Knight. (Repeat).

The comic stars as a professional singer fallen on hard times who takes a job teaching music at Booker T. High School. Once there, he learns he's also expected to instruct unruly inner-city high-schoolers in art and drama.

The comic stars as a professional singer fallen on hard times who takes a job teaching music at Booker T. High School. Once there, he learns he's also expected to instruct unruly inner-city high-schoolers in art and drama.

Cedric (Cedric the Entertainer) lets being named "Teacher of the Year" go to his head, angering fellow teachers, students and his girlfriend (Terri J. Vaughn). Lauren: Ishtar Uhvana. Romeo: Merlin Santana. (Repeat).

Cedric and Steve test out a "lie buster," but the device backfires for Cedric when Lovita catches him in a string of white lies. Meanwhile, Lydia gets her own TV show; and Regina gets competitive with her new beau. (Repeat).

A rising black painter tries to break into a competitive art world while balancing an unexpected romance with an ambitious law student. (Repeat).

A woman looks for two separate gowns for her wedding; a bride returns three weeks after giving birth in hopes of fitting into her wedding dress; a woman seeks a gown with feathers.

In Touch Ministries is the broadcast teaching ministry of Dr. Charles Stanley.

Kat Graham; Greg Proops. (Repeat).

Tara Lipinski; Keegan Michael Key. (Repeat).

Verne Troyer; Nyima Funk. (Repeat).

Darren Criss; Jeff Davis; Greg Proops. (Repeat).

DJ and radio host DJ Holiday joins the show to share his journey from Fort Valley State University, where he started DJing in undergrad, to building his party promotion company, Plush Blue Entertainment. He discusses his impactful mixtapes and the role they've played in the careers of hip-hop artists, as well as his new platform, Bus Stop Atlanta. DJ Holiday also talks about his podcast, Dinner wi

Join us as CEO of H&H Hospitality and Hampton University alum Randy Hazelton takes the spotlight to discuss his journey as a Hampton Pirate and his experience in the inaugural class of the five-year MBA program. Randy offers insights into the real estate sector, shares his experiences owning numerous restaurants in airports across the United States, and provides valuable advice on navigating life

Tony Baker talks about Comedy, Social Media, and Video Games. (Repeat).

Marcus Williams talks about Playing in the NBA, Overseas Basketball, and the groupies. (Repeat).

Pork tenderloin with pineapple mango salsa; sauteed shrimp and grits; pan sauteed veal chops. (Repeat).

Sauteed creamed corn; one-in ribeye; cheeseburger. (Repeat).

Chef G. Garvin takes everyday ingredients that are easy to find from any pantry and turns them into great homemade decadent meals in minutes, with recipes that will be smooth and easy for the novice cook and effortless for the culinary veteran. (Repeat).

Blackened shrimp penne rigate; pan-seared Alaskan halibut. (Repeat).

Renowned Chef, Author, Producer and Restauranteur, Chef G. Garvin is spicing up lives with savory, tasty fare that will boost every meal to new heights. (Repeat).

G. Garvin will take everyday ingredients that are easy to find from any pantry and turn them into homemade decadent meals in minutes. Chef G will share recipes that will be smooth and easy for the novice cook and effortless for the culinary veteran. (Repeat).

A spotlight on hiphop legend Roxanne Shante as she bonds with YoYo over a bowl of shrimp and grits with creamy gravy. (Repeat).

Yo-Yo shows viewers how she gets down when you come over to her place for a special dinner. Her recipe for a great dinner party is great people, a great vibe, and great food, and she is serving it up in a way that only Yo-Yo can. (Repeat).

It's all about a salute to New Orleans and the staple dish that everyone loves to order when they are in the Big Easy. Yo-Yo jumps in the kitchen and gives viewers and her daughter Tiffany a lesson on how to make a quick and easy shrimp gumbo. (Repeat).

Yo-Yo puts a spin on a classic grilled cheese sandwich that is out of this world. Three types of cheese and her arsenal of herbs and spices takes this sandwich to another level. (Repeat).

Yo-Yo shares her love for Mexican food with a Mexican-inspired menu including ground turkey and chicken breast Burritos. (Repeat).

Yo-Yo earns a hearty Amen for her amazing gospel brunch fare. She visits her good buddy "Big Bub" and prepares a breakfast dish stuffed with sausage, potatoes, mushrooms, and eggs; as always, it's delicious. (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).

Tony Baker talks about Comedy, Social Media, and Video Games. (Repeat).

Marcus Williams talks about Playing in the NBA, Overseas Basketball, and the groupies. (Repeat).

Explore Atlanta's vibrant food scene with mouthwatering dishes from local eateries. Discover hidden gems and culinary delights that make the city a food lover's paradise. (Repeat).

Sling ladles and sow seeds with Chef Kristol Bryant at this bright and buzzing lunchtime eatery with a regenerative farm for feel good soups. (Repeat).

Join Chef Kristol Bryant in Peachtree Corners where these chefs prove that slow and steady makes a good ramen. (Repeat).

Take a bite of the best arepa north of Venezuela with Chef Kristol Bryant and wash up with regional rums. (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).

Tony Baker talks about Comedy, Social Media, and Video Games. (Repeat).

Marcus Williams talks about Playing in the NBA, Overseas Basketball, and the groupies. (Repeat).

Featuring "God Bless the Cook"; and "Healing in Color". (Repeat).

Tony Baker talks about Comedy, Social Media, and Video Games. (Repeat).

Marcus Williams talks about Playing in the NBA, Overseas Basketball, and the groupies. (Repeat).

Willie Gault talks about Investing, Staying in shape, being an Olympian, and winning the Super Bowl. (Repeat).

Bentley Kyle Evans talks about The Martin Show, Tyler Perry, Producing and owning his own studio. (Repeat).

A marriage begins to fall apart after a man loses his job and his shopaholic wife has trouble adjusting to their new downscale lifestyle. (Repeat).

Divorce is on the horizon for Kyle and Dawn. Before they call it quits, their marriage counselor gives them a final homework assignment. They must spend three days together in a house, alone. During their stay, the causes for their marital woes emerge. With these new revelations, they must decide if they are going to stay together or abandon their love forever. (Repeat).

TV personality Brad Sherwood is featured. (Repeat).

Bill Nye; comedian Greg Proops. (Repeat).

Keegan-Michael Key. (Repeat).

Carson Kressley; comedian Heather Anne Campbell. (Repeat).

Jay nominates Michael for the "Small Businessman of the Year" award and he assumes he's going to win it (especially after a golfing buddy on the organization's board tells him: "If my vote were the only one that counted, you'd be a shoo-in"). Meanwhile, Claire helps herself to items from Jay's makeup bag once too often. (Repeat).

Michael and Jay are both called for jury duty and wind up on the same case. It's "open and shut," Michael declares. Jay demurs, not surprisingly. And she suspects Michael's motives because she knows he wants to get home to watch a "Godfather" marathon on TV. Thug: Steve Schirripa. Blue-Collar Guy: Brent Sexton. Judge: Thom Gossom Jr. Prosecutor: Maggie Rowe. R.J.: DeRay Davis. Todd: Allen Todd Lyn

Lovita and Regina (Terri J. Vaughn, Wendy Raquel Robinson) take on Steve and Cedric in a pool tournament. Byron: Wayne Wilderson. Suzy: Ludo Vika. Leo: Robert Hegyes. Bob: Chip Heller. (Repeat).

Steve's girlfriend (Vanessa Williams), who works for the IRS, learns that Cedric is committing tax fraud. Helen: Wendy Worthington. Bjorn: Chris Northup. Lovita: Terri J. Vaughn. (Repeat).

Junior and Vincent (Kenan Thompson, Kel Mitchell) return, and Junior asks Regina to go out with his brother (Busta Rhymes). Sheila: Daphnee Lynn Duplaix. Romeo: Merlin Santana.. (Repeat).

Regina agrees to date the "man-boy" (Boris O. Kodjoe) who services the office water cooler. Glenda: Varnee Watson Johnson. Lydia: Lori Beth Denberg. Romeo: Merlin Santana. (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).

Bernie decides Bryanna is too attached to her doll and enlists Jordan for a covert "doll-ectomy," but incriminating evidence is left behind. Ice Cube has a cameo. Bryanna: Dee Dee Davis. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. Wanda: Kellita Smith. (Repeat).

Bernie regrets making Jordan befriend a nerdy kid in his car pool when the boy's equally nerdy father attaches himself to Bernie. Ted: Joel McCrary. Kevin: Graham Murdoch. Pat: Kinna McInroe. Mark: Adrian Santos. Stevie's Mom: Kimberly Moss. Stevie: Adrian Santos. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. (Repeat).

Bernie makes the kids repair damage they have done to his yard, but they strike when he refuses to pay them. So he hires other kids. Skateboarder: Jamil Walker Smith. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. Bryanna: Dee Dee Davis. (Repeat).

Jordan's homework of caring for a snake has Bryanna clamoring for her own pet. Wildlife expert Jules Sylvester counsels Bernie. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. Bryanna: Dee Dee Davis. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. (Repeat).

Vanessa is slow to invite Bernie to a father-daughter dance, but quick to treat him like a stranger once there. Chuy: Lombardo Boyar. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. Wanda: Kellita Smith. (Repeat).

Bernie's illness-induced Thanksgiving dreams include him and Jordan as claymation foes; and a demonic Vanessa on the wing of his plane to a kid-free vacation. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. Bryanna: Dee Dee Davis. (Repeat).

Regina lies to impress her sorority sister (Jackie Mari Roberts) who's visiting from out of town. Talk-show host Jerry Springer has a cameo. Sterling: Tyrees Allen. (Repeat).

Steve tries to put some spark into Regina's boring party---and proceeds to set her roof on fire. So he offers her space at his place. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. Rochelle: Claudette Wells. (Repeat).

Snoop Doggy Dogg and producer Sean "Puffy" Combs rap to Steve's class about the rumored rivalry between West and East Coast rappers. Corinthia: Alaina Reed Hall. Lynwood: Ellis E. Williams. (Repeat).

A student admirer (Kenan Thompson) gives Regina an expensive gift that she believes came from Steve. Vincent: Kel Mitchell. Rolanda: Kimberly Bailey. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. (Repeat).

Ced's head is turned by the new secretary (Terri J. Vaughn); and Romeo weighs his feelings for a once-heavy platonic friend (Ariyan Johnson) who spent her summer at a weight-loss farm. Romeo: Merlin Santana. (Repeat).

Steve and Cedric argue over Lovita (Terri J. Vaughn) making herself too much at home in the apartment, so Ced storms out and spends the night at Regina's. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. Romeo: Merlin Santana. (Repeat).

School tough Coretta "The Ox" Cox (The Lady of Rage) takes a liking to Romeo (Merlin Santana) and scares off his regular honeys. Chante: Mylin Brooks. Lovita: Terri J. Vaughn. (Repeat).

Steve convinces Romeo (Merlin Santana) to join the predominantly female choir and discovers that the teen can't sing a note. Bullethead: William Lee Scott. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. (Repeat).

A collection of short films made by some of today's most talented rising filmmakers is presented. Among the movies featured are The Soldier, Cry Baby, and Sorry for Your Loss. (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).

Dedrick hosts a graduation ceremony for a group of entrepreneurship students at Morehouse College to the Hideoki studio where special guest - Danny Glover - joins for a conversation about the moments that matter. Justin and his best friend James sit down for meaningful reflection on how they navigate being entrepreneurs in business and in life. (Repeat).

Justin begins a new project with homeowner, Rashad, who plans to bring a fixer-upper home on a stunning lakeview property to life. Dedrick gets creative with collaboration partner D.L. Warfield (Creative Director for Usher, OutKast) on how to evolve the golf space with a unique PING x Hideoki collection. (Repeat).

A social media star pauses his life for his brother's wedding, where he falls for the private chef and learns the importance of family over followers. Rob Gordon, Briana Cortesiano. (Repeat).

The marriage of two relationship experts falls apart, but they try to keep up appearances in order to save their careers. (Repeat).

Tony Baker talks about Comedy, Social Media, and Video Games. (Repeat).

Marcus Williams talks about Playing in the NBA, Overseas Basketball, and the groupies. (Repeat).

Season 11 wraps up with comedian Jeff Davis. (Repeat).

Season 12 begins with an appearance by actor Alfonso Riberio. Comedian Gary Anthony Williams is also featured. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. Jr. has a new girlfriend (Meagan Good) and Michael thinks she's quite a prize. But Jay has her doubts. Meanwhile, Kady has a gentleman caller, a budding piano prodigy named Franklin (Noah Gray-Cabey). Jr.: George O. Gore II. (Repeat).

Conclusion: Michael throws Jr. out of the house after he and Jay find their son in their bed with his girlfriend (Meagan Good). Jay disagrees---strenuously---about the punishment, and the Kyle household is not a happy one. As for Jr., he has been banished to a tent in the backyard. Franklin: Noah Gray-Cabey. (Repeat).

After a fight with her mama, Lovita moves in with Cedric. But when Regina sympathizes, Lovita moves in with her. Lovita: Terri J. Vaughn. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. Bullethead: William Lee Scott. (Repeat).

A snowstorm strands Lovita (Terri J. Vaughn) at Steve's, while Cedric waits out the blizzard at Regina's. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. Lydia: Lori Beth Denberg. Romeo: Merlin Santana. (Repeat).

Lovita and Regina give a makeover to Steve's wallflower of a niece (Megalyn Echikunwoke), who blossoms into a looker who gets a second look from Romeo (Merlin Santana). Off. Hodges: Robin Stapler. (Repeat).

Lovita pretends to be the principal in order to fool her aging aunt. (Repeat).

Steve and Ced (Cedric the Entertainer) get quite a shock from the strippers they hire for a bachelor party. Nikki Cox: Herself. Strippers: Edith Grant, Michelle Silveira. Off. Parker: Kendahl King. (Repeat).

Cedric (Cedric the Entertainer) believes there's a spirit haunting the apartment, so he talks Steve into having a seance. Coretta: Robin Yvette Allen. Mo-Mo: De'Aundre Bonds. Marty: John F. Knight. (Repeat).

Bernie enlists Wanda to join him in a "united front" to be tougher on the kids, but she doesn't like getting the same cold shoulder they give him. Wanda: Kellita Smith. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. (Repeat).

Don Rickles guest stars as a neighbor whose ideas about lowering Bernie's high cholesterol have nothing to do with dieting or exercise. Doctor: Dennis Dun. Frank: Richard Erdman. Mel: Howard Mann. Jerry: Rick Hoffman. W.B.: Reginald Ballard. Chuy: Lombardo Boyar. Kelly: Michael Ralph. Wanda: Kellita Smith. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. (Repeat).

Growing up is hard (New).

Learn the importance of knowing when to speak up. (Repeat).

Everyone has a line they shouldn't cross. (Repeat).

Growing up is hard (Repeat).

For a fund-raiser, Steve tries to reunite the Hi-Tops, but learns they've formed a new band without him. So he decides to make some beautiful new music with Regina (Wendy Raquel Robinson). Mark: Joe Costanza. (Repeat).

Steve's audition with Teddy Riley (who appears as himself) hits a sour note when his saxophone is pawned by Romeo (Merlin Santana), who uses the money to buy a suit. Lovita: Terry J. Vaughn. (Repeat).

Steve blows off a banquet with the teenager (Kel Mitchell) he's mentoring so that he can prepare a romantic meal for Regina (Wendy Raquel Robinson). Junior: Kenan Thompson. (Repeat).

Steve puts together a band and auditions at a local club, where the competition is his former group, the Hi-Tops. T-Bone: T.K. Carter. Pretty Tony: Ronald Isley. Clyde: Jonathon Slocumb. (Repeat).

Featuring "Not Just a Name"; "Voices Unheard"; and "I Never Picked Cotton". (Repeat).

Discover the banh-mi meets po'boy mash-up at this funky Viet-Cajun joint, then get groovy at their disco chic cocktail lounge with Chef Kristol Bryant. (Repeat).

Chef Kristol Bryant discovers and samples the heritage of the Gullah Geechee people, exploring the roots of America's soul food. (Repeat).

Secret menus and rare liquors make this Mexican kitchen a mainstay on Chef Kristol's culinary map of Atlanta. (Repeat).

Dine like royalty with Chef Kristol Bryant at a fun experimental haven for Thai delicacies. (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).

Comedian Keegan-Michael Key. (Repeat).

Actress Karla Souza; comedian Jeff Davis. (Repeat).

Actress Yvette Nicole Brown; comedian Gary Anthony Williams. (Repeat).

Actress Kaitlin Doubleday; comedian Jonathan Mangum. (Repeat).

Claire and Jr. have been fighting all their lives, but when both claim to have found a wallet with $500 (and no I.D.) in it, it's time for "family court," the honorable ("and very handsome") Judge Michael Kyle presiding. Jay agrees to serve as Claire's lawyer while Kady's genius boyfriend Franklin (Noah Gray-Cabey) argues for Jr. Meanwhile, Claire decides to become a vegetarian, prompted by her bo

Claire (Jennifer Freeman) gets her learner's permit, but that doesn't necessarily mean that Michael will permit her to drive. But he does relent and takes her out for a driving lesson. It doesn't go well. ("Michael: "What's the first thing you do when you get into the car?" Claire: "Find a good radio station.") Meanwhile, Kady and Franklin (Noah Gray-Cabey) announce their engagement. (Repeat).

Cedric (Cedric the Entertainer) lets being named "Teacher of the Year" go to his head, angering fellow teachers, students and his girlfriend (Terri J. Vaughn). Lauren: Ishtar Uhvana. Romeo: Merlin Santana. (Repeat).

Cedric and Steve test out a "lie buster," but the device backfires for Cedric when Lovita catches him in a string of white lies. Meanwhile, Lydia gets her own TV show; and Regina gets competitive with her new beau. (Repeat).

Regina (Wendy Raquel Robinson) helps Steve's friend with the one thing that keeps coming between him and his wife: dancing. Byron: Wayne Wilderson. Naomi: Kimberly Russell. (Repeat).

Regina (Wendy Raquel Robinson) becomes obsessed with defeating an old high-school rival in a choir competition. Lydia: Lori Beth Denberg. Lovita: Terri J. Vaughn. (Repeat).

Steve (Steve Harvey) wants to rekindle an old flame, but his former girlfriend has some news that might change his mind. Kimberly: Tasha Smith. Romeo: Merlin Santana. (Repeat).

Steve has trouble composing a song for a Black History Month assembly, until some unknown "musical genius" finishes it for him. Smitty: Antonio Fargas. Lovita: Terri J. Vaughn. Romeo: Merlin Santana. Bullethead: William Lee Scott. (Repeat).

Punished for perceived blasphemy, Jordan gets Bryanna to strike back for him by explaining how to keep the family free from sin. Father Cronin: Wade Andrew Williams. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. Bryanna: Dee Dee Davis. Wanda: Kellita Smith. (Repeat).

Wesley Snipes plays Wanda's boss Duke, who hosts a dinner party where Bernie becomes embarrassed by his kid-influenced brain. Vicki: Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon. Robert: Tony Winters. Deborah: Deborah Dir. Wanda: Kellita Smith. Vanessa: Camille Winbush. Jordan: Jeremy Suarez. (Repeat).

Justin dives into the colors and textures of the Caribbean Carnival celebration, J'ouvert, as he brings his design eye to the commercial space with the aptly named Caribbean bar and kitchen, J'ouvert! Dedrick explores the scents and production of tobacco as he researches the perfect combination for custom cigars to add to his new subscription services for Hideoki clients. (New).

Omar Gooding talks about Music, Family, Acting, and being homeless. (Repeat).

Claire and Jr. have been fighting all their lives, but when both claim to have found a wallet with $500 (and no I.D.) in it, it's time for "family court," the honorable ("and very handsome") Judge Michael Kyle presiding. Jay agrees to serve as Claire's lawyer while Kady's genius boyfriend Franklin (Noah Gray-Cabey) argues for Jr. Meanwhile, Claire decides to become a vegetarian, prompted by her bo

Claire (Jennifer Freeman) gets her learner's permit, but that doesn't necessarily mean that Michael will permit her to drive. But he does relent and takes her out for a driving lesson. It doesn't go well. ("Michael: "What's the first thing you do when you get into the car?" Claire: "Find a good radio station.") Meanwhile, Kady and Franklin (Noah Gray-Cabey) announce their engagement. (Repeat).

Franklin's little sister, Aretha (Jamia Simone Nash), is a terrific singer, but he doesn't exactly brag about her. Meanwhile, Jay finds a photo of Michael's former girlfriend among his memorabilia. Why, she wonders, has he saved it? Actually, "wonders" doesn't adequately describe her reaction. "We have a crisis in our marriage," she fumes. Franklin: Noah Gray-Cabey. (Repeat).

Jay decides she wants to share Michael's golf experience. She doesn't want to play---just follow him around the course. Meanwhile, Jr. decides he wants to go to college (because Vanessa's going), but he's stuck on the college-application essay. So he asks Franklin (Noah Gray-Cabey) for help. (Repeat).

Justin dives into the colors and textures of the Caribbean Carnival celebration, J'ouvert, as he brings his design eye to the commercial space with the aptly named Caribbean bar and kitchen, J'ouvert! Dedrick explores the scents and production of tobacco as he researches the perfect combination for custom cigars to add to his new subscription services for Hideoki clients. (Repeat).

Omar Gooding talks about Music, Family, Acting, and being homeless. (Repeat).

Steve's manhood is in question after Regina (Wendy Raquel Robinson) gets in a flap with a chicken mascot (Lance Nichols). Ms. Crabtree: Judyann Elder. Dan: Charles Chun. (Repeat).

Steve has competition for Regina's affections when her college beau (Dorien M. Wilson) comes back to town to take a job as a sportscaster and to renew their relationship. Odetta: Adele Givens. (Repeat).

With Regina hooked up with a new guy, Steve tries to get something cooking with a caterer (Lisa Arrindell Anderson) who's working his party. Warrington: Dorien M. Wilson. (Repeat).

Warrington (Dorien M. Wilson) buys Regina a luxury car for their one-month anniversary and then gets upset when she doesn't drive it. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. Rachel: Lisa Arrindell Anderson. (Repeat).

Featuring the best of urban short films by tomorrow's next great filmmakers. (Repeat).

A chef competes in a high-stakes cooking competition, facing intense challenges and fierce rivals. The heat is on as culinary skills are put to the ultimate test. (Repeat).

Adaya and Jay throw down for a chance to compete in the semifinals. The contestants must incorporate chicken and avocado in their dishes, but today's challenge doesn't come without a twist: Phillip Ashley Chocolates. (Repeat).

Hanashi Weathers faces off against Steve Morales to make mouthwatering pulled pork with a side of flavorful leafy greens. (Repeat).

Adaya Nijay and Biff Smith throw down in this semifinal match. The pitmasters must create dishes featuring Turkey and Sourdough. An added surprise as Biff and Adaya must incorporate Morelli's Gourmet Ice Cream into their creations. (Repeat).

A woman whose love life and career are stalling begins teaching adults how to read at a community center, where she discovers that one's dreams in life can change. (Repeat).

A former NFL player grows bored with his new post-football life until he takes an active interest in his daughter's soccer games. (Repeat).

Hurdler Lolo Jones; comedian Jeff Davis. (Repeat).

Comedian Jonathan Mangum. (Repeat).

Joey Fatone; comedian Jeff Davis. (Repeat).

Tamera Mowry-Housley; comedian Greg Proops. (Repeat).

Franklin's little sister, Aretha (Jamia Simone Nash), is a terrific singer, but he doesn't exactly brag about her. Meanwhile, Jay finds a photo of Michael's former girlfriend among his memorabilia. Why, she wonders, has he saved it? Actually, "wonders" doesn't adequately describe her reaction. "We have a crisis in our marriage," she fumes. Franklin: Noah Gray-Cabey. (Repeat).

Jay decides she wants to share Michael's golf experience. She doesn't want to play---just follow him around the course. Meanwhile, Jr. decides he wants to go to college (because Vanessa's going), but he's stuck on the college-application essay. So he asks Franklin (Noah Gray-Cabey) for help. (Repeat).

A breakup leaves Steve broken, as does an injury he received while helping Regina move furniture. Meanwhile, Cedric tries to stamp out Lovita's petty jealousies. Paula: Annette M. Chavez. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. Steve: Steve Harvey. (Repeat).

Steve applies for the vice-principal position at the school, much to the chagrin of Regina. Meanwhile, Cedric comes up with creative ways to propose to Lovita. Dr. Maybanks: Kathrin Lautner. Mr. Sullivan: David Alan Graf. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. Lovita: Terri J. Vaughn. Cedric: Cedric the Entertainer. (Repeat).

Cedric and Lovita decide to live together before they get married; and Regina ignores Steve's school proposal to counsel at-risk students. Meanwhile, Bullethead and Lydia share a locker, and Romeo gets a mysterious lockermate. Candy: Rosey Tenison. Cherry: Reneé Tension. Alfred: Brogan Roche. (Repeat).

Steve and Regina clash while sharing the principal's office, and Romeo and Tessa (Kent Masters King) travel to St. Louis to elope. Meanwhile, Cedric and Lovita see a computer composite of what their baby would look like. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. Romeo: Merlin Santana. (Repeat).

Steve pretends to be blind to impress a woman, and Bullethead enters the Miss Booker T. beauty pageant in the hopes of winning a new computer. Meanwhile, Lovita wants to know what's in a locked metal box she found in Cedric's closet. Bullethead: William Lee Scott. Lovita: Terri J. Vaughn. Cedric: Cedric the Entertainer. (Repeat).

Regina stays at Steve's apartment while her place is being fumigated, and she immediately annoys her new roommates with her bubbly and bossy disposition. Meanwhile, Lydia prepares for her belated bat mitzvah, and Regina wants to accompany Steve to a celebrity fund-raiser. Elderly man: Larry Gelman. Regina: Wendy Raquel Robinson. Lydia: Lori Beth Denberg. Lovita: Terri J. Vaughn. (Repeat).