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An influencer claims his friend Is a copycat. (New).

A fantasy loving queer fairy freaks out their partner. (New).

A curious, heartfelt journey to uncover the naked truths and hard facts about sex. (Repeat).

Excited to go on a date with her crush, Carlita is surprised to end up at his mother's house instead. "Rupaul's Drag Race" contestant Vanessa "Vanjie" Mateo goes on a date in Texas. When her date starts ignoring her, all hell starts breaking loose. (Repeat).

Season 3 opens with Big Freedia kicking off a huge tour. (Repeat).

Freedia lands in Atlanta for the first major venue of a huge tour. Meanwhile, dancer Flash anticipates a life-altering connection with his biological mother. (Repeat).

Freedia's mother is honored when Freedia performs in Washington, D.C. (Repeat).

Freedia records one of music's dirtiest songs. Freedia also talks showbiz with Faith Evans as the tour progresses from Denver to Los Angeles. (Repeat).

Freedia discusses business ventures with Team Freedia, and goes to an eyewear grand opening in Hollywood. (Repeat).

Team Freedia meets to discuss Devon coming aboard. (Repeat).

Team Freedia takes a trip to Manhattan, Reid sets up a meeting with actor and entrepreneur Donnie Wahlberg, and Crystal and Devon Square off. (Repeat).

Freedia, Meredith, and Reid take care of business in West Hollywood, Freedia has an emotional meeting with a medium, and Crystal and Devon face off for Round Two. (Repeat).

Allie falls for a handsome pilot in her building, but his on-off disappearance proves challenging.T hen, Dorian goes on a date with a girl who has a Jekyll and Hyde-like personality. (Repeat).

Tanya goes on a double date driving through the mountains. (Repeat).

Gabe plans a picturesque date on a sailboat, but It quickly goes awry. While working her first job at a carnival, Amy gets asked out by a corny manager. Fresh out of being un-engaged, Victoria's date goes from romantic to creepy very quickly. (Repeat).

Lily agrees to go on a date with a handsome older man, but things turn sour when he gets high. Che is vacationing in Mexico and picks up a Norwegian hottie, but he gets caught by her husband and seized by the Mexican police. (Repeat).

Buffy's post-Riley emotional turmoil is interrupted by a malevolent troll accidentally set loose on Sunnydale by Anya and Willow as a result of their bickering. The Scoobies team up to take him down, but the monster's magic hammer packs a mean wallop. Olaf: Abraham Benrubi. Tara: Amber Benson. Anya: Emma Caulfield. (Repeat).

Buffy and company get a visit from the Council of Watchers, who possess insight into who (or what) Glory is. Unfortunately, they're less than forthcoming with the crucial information. As the bureaucracy takes over, a short-on-time Glory is as determined as ever to obtain the Key. Glory: Clare Kramer. Travers: Harris Yulin. Giles: Anthony S. Head. (Repeat).

Dawn's entire world crumbles around her after she learns that she is the Key---and dealing with the truth proves to be even harder than anyone had anticipated when she runs away. Glory discovers that the Knights of Byzantium, her competitors for the Key, are in town. Glory: Clare Kramer. Ben: Charlie Weber. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. (Repeat).

Dawn tells her big sister that she suspects Spike is in love...with Buffy. Too creeped-out to be comfortable around him, Buffy confronts the defanged vamp about his secret crush. Meanwhile, a train with several murdered passengers aboard arrives in Sunnydale, along with Drusilla (Juliet Landau). Spike: James Marsters. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. Harmony: Mercedes McNab. (Repeat).

The bizarre mannerisms and superhuman strength of April (Shonda Farr), who's searching Sunnydale for her boyfriend, lead the gang to believe she's really a robot. Meanwhile, Buffy decides to go out on a date with Ben (Charlie Weber), but the Slayer has no idea how close he is to Glory. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Tara: Amber Benson. (Repeat).

The discovery of Joyce's lifeless body on the living-room couch leaves Buffy reeling from shock and fully unprepared to deal with the aftereffects. Buffy must also break the news to Dawn, who is understandably shaken by the sudden turn of events. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. Joyce: Kristine Sutherland. (Repeat).

Spineless Hal faces a crisis over the fate of a comatose neighbor; cowed Craig learns dirty-fighting lessons from the boys that build his self-confidence for a later reunion with his dad, a strapping bully (Thomas Kopache). (Repeat).

School spirit riles Malcolm, who's forced into joining a booster club whose rah-rah members are ripe for a comeuppance. Also, Lois and Hal seek quiet time in a Polynesian-style getaway---in their rebuilt garage. Herkabe: Chris Eigeman. (Repeat).

Cloris Leachman re-creates her Emmy-winning role as Ida, nastier by far since she lost her leg in a brave act that rescued Dewey. Now she's cared for, very reluctantly, by her grandson Francis, who learns secrets about his childhood. (Repeat).

Havoc ensues from Dewey's pal, a sleepover guest and disruptive imp who makes himself at home, to Hal's dismay; Malcolm and Reese hatch a plot to beat their blues. Chad: Cameron Monaghan. Evelyn: Mary Gross. (Repeat).

A birthday bash for Francis centers on a special present: a motorcycle trip he goes on with Hal that jump-starts bittersweet memories shared by father and son. Back home, the other boys are cowed by a bully, waiting outside their house. (Repeat).

Dan Butler (Bulldog on "Frasier") guest stars as a businessman turned Lucky Aide live-in who's discovered by Malcolm on the graveyard shift and provides the teen with romantic advice on wooing a co-worker (Mandy Musgrave). (Repeat).

Part 1 of three. The Kyles go to Hawaii for a family vacation, although Michael would prefer it to be a second honeymoon. But Jay has "a full itinerary" planned, and it doesn't include honeymoon activities. At least he's bumped up to first class on the flight out, and he's surrounded by lingerie models. Leilani: Reesy. Coach Flight Attendant: Myra Turley. First Class Flight Attendant: Lise Simms.

Part 2 of three. The kids revolt at Jay's Hawaiian "itinerary," so it's back to the beach, where Michael happens to be girl-watching (joined by a fellow onlooker played by comic Dom Irrera). But when he sees Claire in a skimpy bikini, he's not exactly ogling. Meanwhile, Jr. has donned his "tropical seduction suit," and it seems to be working on a girl named Leilani (Reesy). Of course, he also tell

The Kyles' relaxing Hawaiian vacation concludes in a rush: Jay misreads the time on the plane tickets and there's no time to pack. That presents a particular problem for Claire, who bought so many clothes and charged them to their room. Michael won't like that when he gets the bill. Meanwhile, Jr. doesn't want to leave because he's in love with Leilani (Reesy), and Kady won't leave without her dol

Jay's getting tired of the same-old same-old on her nights out with Michael, so she browbeats him into taking samba lessons. Making matters worse for him, the instructor---Mr. Roccocco (Jordi Caballero)---is a little friendlier to Jay than he would like. Meanwhile, Claire makes the cheerleading team, and Jr. wants to add his name to the "Guinness Book of World Records." (Repeat).

While making Claire's bed, Jay finds her diary. Of course she reads it, and that leads to a mother-daughter talk about sex. Meanwhile, Jr. takes an unofficial driving test when he takes Michael to an eye-doctor appointment. And all Kady wants to do is play hide-and-seek. Dr. Phil Ling: Gedde Watanabe. (Repeat).

Michael decides he likes Claire's straitlaced boyfriend, Tony (Andrew McFarlane), so naturally Claire dumps him for a hip-hop swaggerer (Donnell Barrett) who calls himself 1040 EZ ("'Cause I be taxin' my women"). Michael is anything but pleased. Nor is Jay pleased when she sees the portrait of her that Jr. has drawn. Claire: Jennifer Freeman. (Repeat).

In this outrageous sequel, two senior-citizen action heroes investigate a kidnapping while attending a wedding in Louisiana. (Repeat).

A graduate student chooses to center on battle rap as the subject of his thesis. He then enters competitions himself and finds himself hooked on the positive response given by the audience. His race then causes tension within the scene. (Repeat).

This eye-opening look at sneaker collectors explores the extreme lengths the truly obsessed will go to in order to obtain the rarest and most-expensive "kicks." (Repeat).

Richard Ryder and Brie Doyle go with Psychic Kevin Whitaker to some of Canada's spookiest places. The trio is on a mission to gather proof through their digital gadgets that ghosts, or whatever disembodied spirits they can find, exist. (Repeat).

Brie gets the fright of her life deep underground at Canada's national cold war museum, The Diefenbunker. Richard is filled with gold delusions and Kevin taps his South Carolinian roots. (Repeat).

Richard, Brie, and Kevin visit one of the most haunted places in Ontario, the Lang Pioneer Village. Among the seemingly paranormal experiences they have included a door being slammed on their faces, Kevin being locked in a room by a spirit against his will, and more. (Repeat).

Magician Smoothini hits sneaker store UPNYC and Rucker Park in an attempt to impress hip-hop legend Fat Joe and his crew with mind-blowing magic. However, he has his work cut out when Fat Joe warns him he's seen a lot of magicians. (Repeat).

Smoothini entertains Waka Flocka Flame and his family. (Repeat).

Comedian Atsuko Okatsuka started her life in America as an undocumented immigrant. Now, she's celebrated as the breakout comedian of 2022. (Repeat).

Logic cooks his favorite dish and reveals how food and family have helped shape his identity. (Repeat).

Old-world ways enliven Ida (Cloris Leachman), linked up with kindred folks at a spirited festival where Lois reluctantly works as a baker, preparing a huge, outlandish dessert. Back home, music appreciation tests Malcolm. (Repeat).

A self-help seminar tests Hal, who winds up in charge in a rare display of authority and energy. Meanwhile, Reese runs with a pack of dogs on nocturnal raids that vex Malcolm. Frank: Markus Flanagan. Gerry: Bob Glouberman. (Repeat).

Malcolm's mortified by his new job: hawking for Lucky Aide in an Uncle Sam costume and singing silly ditties while strutting on stilts. Elsewhere, Reese gets paid to test drugs, which he overuses to make more money. Sam: Timothy Stack. (Repeat).

Dewey's classmates rebel and muzzle a nagging teacher. Meanwhile, Hal's empowered by a neighborhood post with a large treasury, which Malcolm knows exactly how to spend. Jim: Sam Lloyd. Jeffers: Jim Jansen. (Repeat).

Dawn tells her big sister that she suspects Spike is in love...with Buffy. Too creeped-out to be comfortable around him, Buffy confronts the defanged vamp about his secret crush. Meanwhile, a train with several murdered passengers aboard arrives in Sunnydale, along with Drusilla (Juliet Landau). Spike: James Marsters. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. Harmony: Mercedes McNab. (Repeat).

The bizarre mannerisms and superhuman strength of April (Shonda Farr), who's searching Sunnydale for her boyfriend, lead the gang to believe she's really a robot. Meanwhile, Buffy decides to go out on a date with Ben (Charlie Weber), but the Slayer has no idea how close he is to Glory. Anya: Emma Caulfield. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Tara: Amber Benson. (Repeat).

The discovery of Joyce's lifeless body on the living-room couch leaves Buffy reeling from shock and fully unprepared to deal with the aftereffects. Buffy must also break the news to Dawn, who is understandably shaken by the sudden turn of events. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. Joyce: Kristine Sutherland. (Repeat).

While Joyce's funeral has a numbing affect on Buffy, her little sister's inability to accept their mother's death leads Dawn to a potentially dangerous solution---a resurrection spell. Meanwhile, Ben lets a crucial clue slip to Glory concerning the whereabouts of the Key. Angel (David Boreanaz) also pays a visit to Sunnydale to comfort his ex. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. Ben: Charlie Weber. Anya:

After Buffy and Giles leave town for some Slayer soul-searching, the Scoobies mistake Spike's custom-made romance with his Buffybot for the real thing. Then, Glory's minions kidnap Spike in the belief that he is the coveted Key. Meanwhile, Buffy has a reunion with the first Slayer (Sharon Ferguson) out in the desert. Spike: James Marsters. Glory: Clare Kramer. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

While Buffy is preoccupied with the pressure of being her obstinate sister's keeper, Glory and her minions set out to grab the person whom they believe to be the Key---Tara. Unfortunately, Tara is more vulnerable than usual, as both she and Willow are stunned from the aftereffects of their first big fight. Tara: Amber Benson. Glory: Clare Kramer. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. (Repeat).

Buffy and the Scoobies---including Tara, sadly rendered mentally disabled by Glory's brain drain---hightail it out of Sunnydale to escape the hellgod, who now knows the truth about Dawn. Spike's RV provides transportation but not much defense against the legion of Knights of Byzantium out to destroy the Key. Tara: Amber Benson. Spike: James Marsters. Glory: Clare Kramer. (Repeat).

Part 1 of three. The Kyles go to Hawaii for a family vacation, although Michael would prefer it to be a second honeymoon. But Jay has "a full itinerary" planned, and it doesn't include honeymoon activities. At least he's bumped up to first class on the flight out, and he's surrounded by lingerie models. Leilani: Reesy. Coach Flight Attendant: Myra Turley. First Class Flight Attendant: Lise Simms.

Part 2 of three. The kids revolt at Jay's Hawaiian "itinerary," so it's back to the beach, where Michael happens to be girl-watching (joined by a fellow onlooker played by comic Dom Irrera). But when he sees Claire in a skimpy bikini, he's not exactly ogling. Meanwhile, Jr. has donned his "tropical seduction suit," and it seems to be working on a girl named Leilani (Reesy). Of course, he also tell

The Kyles' relaxing Hawaiian vacation concludes in a rush: Jay misreads the time on the plane tickets and there's no time to pack. That presents a particular problem for Claire, who bought so many clothes and charged them to their room. Michael won't like that when he gets the bill. Meanwhile, Jr. doesn't want to leave because he's in love with Leilani (Reesy), and Kady won't leave without her dol

Jay's getting tired of the same-old same-old on her nights out with Michael, so she browbeats him into taking samba lessons. Making matters worse for him, the instructor---Mr. Roccocco (Jordi Caballero)---is a little friendlier to Jay than he would like. Meanwhile, Claire makes the cheerleading team, and Jr. wants to add his name to the "Guinness Book of World Records." (Repeat).

While making Claire's bed, Jay finds her diary. Of course she reads it, and that leads to a mother-daughter talk about sex. Meanwhile, Jr. takes an unofficial driving test when he takes Michael to an eye-doctor appointment. And all Kady wants to do is play hide-and-seek. Dr. Phil Ling: Gedde Watanabe. (Repeat).

Michael decides he likes Claire's straitlaced boyfriend, Tony (Andrew McFarlane), so naturally Claire dumps him for a hip-hop swaggerer (Donnell Barrett) who calls himself 1040 EZ ("'Cause I be taxin' my women"). Michael is anything but pleased. Nor is Jay pleased when she sees the portrait of her that Jr. has drawn. Claire: Jennifer Freeman. (Repeat).

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Old-world ways enliven Ida (Cloris Leachman), linked up with kindred folks at a spirited festival where Lois reluctantly works as a baker, preparing a huge, outlandish dessert. Back home, music appreciation tests Malcolm. (Repeat).

A self-help seminar tests Hal, who winds up in charge in a rare display of authority and energy. Meanwhile, Reese runs with a pack of dogs on nocturnal raids that vex Malcolm. Frank: Markus Flanagan. Gerry: Bob Glouberman. (Repeat).

Malcolm's mortified by his new job: hawking for Lucky Aide in an Uncle Sam costume and singing silly ditties while strutting on stilts. Elsewhere, Reese gets paid to test drugs, which he overuses to make more money. Sam: Timothy Stack. (Repeat).

Dewey's classmates rebel and muzzle a nagging teacher. Meanwhile, Hal's empowered by a neighborhood post with a large treasury, which Malcolm knows exactly how to spend. Jim: Sam Lloyd. Jeffers: Jim Jansen. (Repeat).

This documentary explores the persistent restrictions on female sexuality across the globe.It features Indian human rights activist Vithika Yadav, Japanese sculptor Rokudenashiko, Somali activist Leyla Hussein, Berlin-based American writer Deborah Feldman, and Bavarian activist Doris Wagner. (Repeat).

Connor wants a full sexual health exam, while Becky wants advice on dryness. (Repeat).

A young woman is getting ready to graduate from high school at the top of her class, and her dreams of becoming a brain surgeon like her father and her boyfriend of becoming an engineer are all lined up, until her boyfriend woos the reigning Miss India National pageant holder. Undaunted, she decides to enter the competition and win at that as well. (Repeat).

With the second location not yet open, Kuki comes up with an eye-catching solution to Chandan's overstock problems. (Repeat).

A family road trip in Kuki's sensational PINK RV needs to wow much-needed clients at the Montreal Pop-Up. (Repeat).

The kids have to think outside the box and the store when Kuki and Sarab lay down an ultimatum with the second location. (Repeat).

When delays slow down the second store renos, Kuki and Sarab come up with an ingenious plan to keep things moving, totally surprising Chandan. (Repeat).

Kuki decides the whole family needs to attend all customer weddings together. (Repeat).

While Joyce's funeral has a numbing affect on Buffy, her little sister's inability to accept their mother's death leads Dawn to a potentially dangerous solution---a resurrection spell. Meanwhile, Ben lets a crucial clue slip to Glory concerning the whereabouts of the Key. Angel (David Boreanaz) also pays a visit to Sunnydale to comfort his ex. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. Ben: Charlie Weber. Anya:

After Buffy and Giles leave town for some Slayer soul-searching, the Scoobies mistake Spike's custom-made romance with his Buffybot for the real thing. Then, Glory's minions kidnap Spike in the belief that he is the coveted Key. Meanwhile, Buffy has a reunion with the first Slayer (Sharon Ferguson) out in the desert. Spike: James Marsters. Glory: Clare Kramer. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. (Repeat).

While Buffy is preoccupied with the pressure of being her obstinate sister's keeper, Glory and her minions set out to grab the person whom they believe to be the Key---Tara. Unfortunately, Tara is more vulnerable than usual, as both she and Willow are stunned from the aftereffects of their first big fight. Tara: Amber Benson. Glory: Clare Kramer. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. (Repeat).

Buffy and the Scoobies---including Tara, sadly rendered mentally disabled by Glory's brain drain---hightail it out of Sunnydale to escape the hellgod, who now knows the truth about Dawn. Spike's RV provides transportation but not much defense against the legion of Knights of Byzantium out to destroy the Key. Tara: Amber Benson. Spike: James Marsters. Glory: Clare Kramer. (Repeat).

Willow psychically enters Buffy's troubled subconscious in an effort to somehow reach the Slayer, who has been rendered catatonic by Glory's abduction of Dawn. Meanwhile, Glory vents her frustrations on the limitations of being part human to a frightened Dawn; and Spike, Xander and Giles work on undermining the hell god's nefarious plans. Doc: Joel Grey. Glory: Clare Kramer. Willow: Alyson Hanniga

Buffy and the Scoobies put together a plan to stop Glory from spilling Dawn's blood, which would open a portal to Glory's hellish dimension and bring about the end of the world. Also, Xander decides to take his relationship with Anya to the next level. Dawn: Michelle Trachtenberg. Glory: Clare Kramer. Ben: Charlie Webber. (Repeat).

Part 1 of two. As Buffy's mourning friends try to combat a sudden influx of demons into Sunnydale, a plot is hatched to bring the Slayer back from the dead. Razor: Franc Ross. Shempy Vamp: Paul Greenberg. Mag: Geoff Meed. Tara: Amber Benson. Willow: Alyson Hannigan. Spike: James Marsters. Xander: Nicholas Brendon. Giles: Anthony Stewart Head. Anya: Emma Caulfield. (Repeat).

Tennis star Serena Williams guests as a teacher in an episode in which Jay volunteers to direct Kady's kindergarten-class play ("Romeo and Juliet"), and volunteers Michael to help her. But Jay, who has a very competitive side, doesn't want anyone to stand in the way of her "vision." And she treats her charges as though they were army recruits and she was a drill sergeant. Devon: Philip Daniel Bold

Claire and Jr. are continually fighting, to the annoyance of Jay and Michael, who decide to give them "a taste of their own medicine." They'll pretend to fight with each other. "If we can't beat them---and the law says we can't--- the only thing left to do is join them," Michael says. (Repeat).

Michael's younger sister, Kelly (Vivica A. Fox), drops in for an unexpected visit. Trouble is, Jay can't stand her, and Kelly does nothing during her stay to change Jay's mind. Jay: Tisha Campbell-Martin. Michael: Damon Wayans. Jr. George O. Gore II. Claire: Jennifer Freeman. Kady: Parker McKenna Posey. (Repeat).

Jr.'s awkward around girls, so Michael coaches him in the manly art of attracting women. He learns his lesson only too well. Meanwhile, Jay's mad at Michael because she dreamt that he had been fooling around with Janet Jackson. Amber: Claudette Ortiz. Jr. George O. Gore II. Jay: Tisha Campbell-Martin. Claire: Jennifer Freeman. Michael: Damon Wayans. (Repeat).

Steve Harvey guest stars in an episode in which Michael encourages Jay and the kids to tap their creative juices. Jay decides to paint, Claire to design clothes and Kady to play the piano. Meanwhile, Michael renews acquaintances with his old friend Steve (Harvey), who has recently divorced and is playing the field. One of his dates owns an art gallery, where Jay's painting ends up. (Repeat).

Mos Def guests as Michael's old friend Tommy, who arrives for a visit with a surprise: he's in a wheelchair after having fallen from his roof while painting. Michael has difficulty accepting his friend's disability, and that annoys the very-competitive Tommy no end. Meanwhile, Claire doesn't want to take Kady with her when she goes to the mall, but her parents insist. (Repeat).