Chef Jernard goes to Italy; he makes his favorite chicken marsala with creamy garlic mashed potatoes; then he makes a cheesy baked eggplant and homemade limoncello.

Bren shares how her Cuban family reunion is all about good food and good times. She makes her signature kicked up seafood boil, then she cooks up brisket flavored with Malta beer. Served with jalapeño corn bread and bourbon whipped butter.

In this episode it's a lesson on how to get a meal on the table in half the time by using a pressure cooker. First, it's a 3 bean tarragon truffle chili, and then she onto an aromatic orange ginger chicken.

Dirk sues Robert when he believes he was wrongfully terminated; Neesee reveals to Ben that she orchestrated their meeting.

Robert starts to spend time with a single mother and her son; Dirk asks Neesee to help him comfort Courtney.

Joan is puzzled by her boyfriend Sean's lack of interest in sex; Yvonne reveals a secret about William's anatomy.

Joan and Davis play while her boyfriend's away; Lynn volunteers at a suicide hotline on Valentine's Day.

Joan's romance fizzles after unfulfilling intimacy; Maya consults a gynecologist regarding her difficulty in conceiving a child.

Joan battles a "boys club" mentality when her law firm hires Christopher Darden for an important case.

Joan and Toni (Tracee Ellis Ross, Jill Marie Jones) urge Lynn (Persia White) to stop freeloading; William (Reggie Hayes) encourages Yvonne (guest star Cee-Cee Harshaw) to hang out with the girls. With Golden Brooks.

Joan is forced to choose between a dinner date with boyfriend Sean and being with Maya before her surgery.

Sean (guest star Dondre T. Whitfield) orders Joan (Tracee Ellis Ross) to stop hanging out at Davis' (guest star Randy Goodwin) restaurant; Maya (Golden Brooks) fends off her frisky husband (guest star Flex Alexander).

Joan wonders why Sean has not yet said that he loves her; Toni catches a venereal disease when she cheats on Greg.

Toni receives a surprise wedding proposal; William's girlfriend, Yvonne, is wounded in the line of duty.

The gang grooves in Jamaica, where Toni (Jill Marie Jones) takes revenge on Joan (Tracee Ellis Ross) for causing her breakup with Greg (guest star Chuma Hunter-Gault). Sinbad and Terrell Davis guest star as themselves.

Joan struggles with Toni's betrayal; Maya questions whether it is she or her marriage that has changed.

Joan continues her friendship with Toni despite her therapist's warnings; Lynn's new boyfriend secretly moves into Joan's house.

All four original members of Xscape open up on what broke them apart.

In the late 1990s, Blaque rocked the music industry with a wave of hits, led by their platinum-certified single, "808"; their journey includes setbacks, including the losses of mentor Left Eye and fellow group member Natina Reed.

The godfather of hip-hop: the beauty and suffering of African Americans through music.

Mentored by Dr. Dre, R&B singer Michel'le takes the music scene by storm with her debut album; however, her mentorship and romantic attachments prove costly; after years of silence, Michel'le opens up about life as a survivor of domestic violence.

Canadian-born R&B singer Deborah Cox becomes a star when her breakthrough hit, "Nobody's Supposed to Be Here," tops the R&B charts for 14 weeks in 1998.

The profile of sultry R&B singer Chante Moore.

The captivating story of Luther Vandross, from his early Sesame Street appearances to becoming the indisputable master of the love song. Using rare archives, Vandross shares his own story with insights from his closest collaborators.

The captivating story of Luther Vandross, from his early Sesame Street appearances to becoming the indisputable master of the love song. Using rare archives, Vandross shares his own story with insights from his closest collaborators.

Robert learns Neesee's plans to visit a sperm bank to have a baby; Michelle (Toni Trucks) goes to the sperm bank with Neesee to lend support.

Neesee invites Robert to her mother's wedding; a decision about a second child could alter Neesee and Robert's relationship.

Kim's new boyfriend (guest star Nick Cannon) tells fat jokes during his comedy routine, provoking Kim (Countess Vaughn) and her plump friends.

Professor Oglevee's twin brother, Sly, takes his place at a charity auction and flirts with a flattered Nikki.

Nikki attends her high-school reunion with professor Oglevee, while Kim secretly dates her mother's old flame.

When Nikki finds out that professor Oglevee is going to propose to Veronica, she spends the evening with her ex-husband.

Guests: Kay Foxx and Melky Jean - Recipes: Rigatoni and Mushrooms with Mustard Cream Sauce, Pound Cake with Blackberry Sauce and Ice Cream, Rum and Jamaican Ginger Beer.

Great food ideas for a party for his guest Chyna Russell.

Chef Jernard makes filling salads for dinner; he makes a bok choy and mandarin orange salad with scallops and creamy kale and a spinach salad with ribeye.

Looking for a good snack between meals, after dinner, or at midnight?; Chef Jernard is making his broccoli and cheese fritters with creamy stone ground mustard sauce followed by BBQ vegetarian burger sliders with brussels sprout slaw.

Bren shows us some traditional Jamaican and Cuban breakfast foods. We start off with Ackee and saltfish with a sweet potato hash, served with a Cuban style goat cheese pastry. She wraps up with a creamy rum and Malta drink.

It's all about the rice, rice baby, in this episode, Bren kicks things off with a cheese layered rice called "Arroz Imperial". Then it's Cuban style fried rice with shrimp and chicken.

Executive Tiffany wants a living and office space; Jake revamps her dining room table using gold leaf; Jazz finds the perfect rustic desk; for mealtime, Jake makes Pork and Shrimp Pot Stickers and Vegetable Fried Rice; Jazz makes Mango Lemon Squares.

Rashonda and Eric want an outdoor paradise; Jake builds an air condition unit cover; Jazz adds an outdoor rug, furniture and fire pit; for the reveal Jake makes Salmon Steaks Baked with Alfredo Sauce; Jazz bakes Mini Cheesecakes topped with fruit.

On St. Valentine's Day Shelly and J.T. reminisce about the events that lead up to their first meeting.

Shelly relives her overshadowed childhood when her successful sister visits. Guest star: Queen Latifah.

J.T. turns to Shelly for advice on how to "break up" with his clingy new pal, Cedric the Entertainer.

Shelly's friend from college causes a fight between Rita and Janie at work with her late-night antics.

Shelly's hairstylist, Coleman (Phil LaMarr), bans her and J.T. when J.T. voices dissatisfaction with his haircut; Nick flirts with a beautiful UPS driver (Jazsmin Lewis).

J.T. feels that Shelly undermines his masculinity when she ends a bar fight for him; Donovan breaks up with his latest girlfriend.

Rodney P (Morris Day) calls his lawyers Sugar-Free and Comfort (Jerome Benton and The Arch Bishop Don Magic Juan) when Shelly refuses to do business with him.

Shelly questions her relationship with J.T. when he does not let her borrow money; Rita and Donovan share a surprising kiss.

After J.T.'s parents see Shelly in a racy reality video, he admits to her his doubts about marrying her.

A humiliated J.T. admits to Shelly that he doubts whether she is the kind of woman he can marry.

Just when Shelly thinks she and J.T. are making progress, she learns that his idea of compromise involves her changing who she is.

Shelly reads a self-help book that encourages her to spend time with herself in order to get over her breakup.

Mona and Spencer fret when a new boss (MC Lyte) begins downsizing Delicious Records; Dee Dee thinks of names for her unborn brother.

Camille contemplates leaving Spencer after returning from a trip to her London home; Mona needs Dee Dee to help Spencer.

In Las Vegas, Spencer wakes to find he might have married Dee Dee's shapely friend the previous night.

Dee Dee's date with a tough guy winds up being an adventure she will not forget; Big Dee Dee is left to care for the baby on her own after her attitude drives away the nanny (guest star Daisy Fuentes).

Dee Dee becomes hysterical when her mother goes into labor, while Mona remains calm; a motivational speaker influences Charles.

Mona discovers the downside of her vice presidential position when she has to fire her friend Adam; Big Dee Dee and Dee Dee fantasize about the attractive new male nanny, Amani. Guest star MC Lyte.

An entertainment reporter raises his 5-year-old his son with his ex-wife while embarking on a new relationship.

Neese and Tia try to out-do each other by planning separate birthday parties for Bobby Jr.; Bobby Jr.'s friends (Trey and Jaden Smith) convince him that his parents are getting back together.

Tia gets jealous when she finds Robert's old wedding video showing him happy with his former wife; Neesee and Robert fight over who gets custody of Bobby Jr.'s old crib.

Neesee volunteers at Bobby Jr.'s school, where she comes between Tia and her best friend; Beyoncé Knowles turns the tables on Robert during an interview.

Neesee reveals that she intends to keep Robert's last name, even though they are officially divorced.

Neesee starts dating her handsome dentist (Boris Kodjoe); Robert's jealousy escalates to a childish competition.

Nikki and the others try to exploit Kim's newfound wealth when she finds $250,000 hidden in her used car.

When Kim moves in with Stevie, their tipsy mothers crash their first party; T woos Kim's building superintendent.

Nikki's parents arrive in town to renew their wedding vows, but an age-old grudge threatens the ceremony.

Kim and her band are booked to perform in Palm Springs, Calif., during spring break; Nikki abducts professor Oglevee.

Nikki and professor Oglevee (Mo'Nique, Dorien Wilson) race to Las Vegas to stop Kim's (Countess Vaughn) impulsive marriage.

Nikki and Veronica join forces to break up professor Oglevee and his new girlfriend, who is bisexual.

Mona and Spencer fret when a new boss (MC Lyte) begins downsizing Delicious Records; Dee Dee thinks of names for her unborn brother.

Camille contemplates leaving Spencer after returning from a trip to her London home; Mona needs Dee Dee to help Spencer.

In Las Vegas, Spencer wakes to find he might have married Dee Dee's shapely friend the previous night.

Dee Dee's date with a tough guy winds up being an adventure she will not forget; Big Dee Dee is left to care for the baby on her own after her attitude drives away the nanny (guest star Daisy Fuentes).

Dee Dee becomes hysterical when her mother goes into labor, while Mona remains calm; a motivational speaker influences Charles.

Mona discovers the downside of her vice presidential position when she has to fire her friend Adam; Big Dee Dee and Dee Dee fantasize about the attractive new male nanny, Amani. Guest star MC Lyte.

Nikki and the others try to exploit Kim's newfound wealth when she finds $250,000 hidden in her used car.

When Kim moves in with Stevie, their tipsy mothers crash their first party; T woos Kim's building superintendent.

Nikki's parents arrive in town to renew their wedding vows, but an age-old grudge threatens the ceremony.

Kim and her band are booked to perform in Palm Springs, Calif., during spring break; Nikki abducts professor Oglevee.

Stewing and brewing is a way to merge a lot of flavors to make a slow cooked dish; Chef JJ does just that for Kela Walker.

Quick inexpensive and delicious food with Chef JJ featuring pasta and pizza.

Chef Jernard takes his favorite foods and puts a South Pacific twist on them; he makes turkey teriyaki spam and rice stuffed pineapple, guava glazed pork shoulder, and Hawaiian-inspired macaroni salad.

Chef Jernard shows how he wows dinner guests; he makes his creamy collard green dip with crostini, and then a shrimp cocktail, that's out of this world.

In the episode as Bren shares how her mom's love of cooking has been passed down to her and the siblings. She cooks up a split pea and sirloin one pot wonder, and then lays an authentic Spanish pudding called "natilla".

In this episode Bren cooks up some easy to make lemon pepper chicken wings with a mango habanero sauce, she also makes a smoked trout dip, all served up with her smoked black Manhattan.

Jake and Jazz redesign the bedroom with style. Jake builds an oversized headboard. Jazz adds light colors, cozy pillows, and furniture with a touch of wicker.

This episode is all about the baby. Jazz lays out a warm cozy design, while Jake refurbishes a dresser that gives the baby tons of storage space. The reveal meal is sea bass with creamy garlic pasta and banana cream toffee cannoli.

Neesee reveals that she intends to keep Robert's last name, even though they are officially divorced.

Neesee starts dating her handsome dentist (Boris Kodjoe); Robert's jealousy escalates to a childish competition.

Robert insists that both Tia and Neesee be included in a profile of his home life only to learn that Neesee has been edited out.

Bobby Jr. has trouble adjusting when Tia moves into the house with Robert.

Flex's TV job is in jeopardy after he fouls up an interview with R&B artist Anthony Hamilton.

Flex's father disapproves of his relationship with a Korean-American woman; Breanna desperately needs a date on St. Valentine's Day.

Flex's attempt at making a memorable family trip out of taking the girls to a concert turns sour when he runs out of gas.

Duane convinces Ruben Studdard to serenade the board members at his condominium; Breanna befriends a new cheerleader (Solange Knowles).

Maya jokes that Monica's baby is hers; Darnell learns that Maya is taking pills to cope with the loss of her baby; Lynn and Joan attend an Erykah Badu concert.

Joan, Maya and William try to fit in with the young crowd when they join Lynn for a night on the town at a new club.

William considers leaving the firm when he starts to feel that he is not respected; a neighbor approaches Maya to write a column for the neighborhood newsletter.

Joan joins a support group and decides to raise money for the group to throw a holiday party.

Phyllis uses her womanly arts to compete with another parishioner for the heart of a handsome pastor (guest star Clifton Davis).

Dee Dee dresses provocatively for an interview at a law firm with her potential new boss, Darrell Washington (Giancarlo Esposito).

Dee Dee and Mona compete to see who can give the best gift on Mother's Day, but they wind up tarnishing the day with their materialism.

Dee Dee rekindles an old flame; Spencer tries to convince a musician (Billy Dee Williams) to sign a contract with Delicious Records.

Mona discovers that Nick's parents (Meredith Baxter and Martin Mull) made racist comments about interracial relationships; Phyllis fears her relationships may be jinxed.

While attempting to help Mona get over her recent heartbreak, Dee Dee unintentionally drives her into Spencer's arms; Phyllis brings her new boyfriend (Louis Gossett Jr.) to a family dinner.

Shelly and Janie force Rita to rekindle her romance with her ex-lesbian lover in order to help sell their clothing line.

Wanting to sample one of his hits, a rapper reveals Donovan's past as a teen pop star; Janie and Rita collaborate to write a romance novel.

Shelly's father shows up after years of absence; Janie investigates the contents of Rita's purse.

Tensions rise between Shelly and her dad; Janie discovers Rita's secret Botox parties at the store.

Friends of a young woman (Eve) provide perspectives on male/female relationships; Shelly finds herself drawn to J.T. (Jason George) during a night out with her friends.

Janie gives Shelly relationship advice after spying a box of condoms in J.T.'s shopping cart.

Nikki and professor Oglevee share a honeymoon suite after abandoning their fruitless search for Kim and Jerel.

Newlyweds Kim and Jerel make plans to move to Paris; professor Oglevee goes to great lengths to make Veronica jealous.

While a quarreling Nikki and Kim try to live together, the two must band together to foil a robbery attempt.

Veronica's sudden engagement plunges professor Oglevee into a zombielike depression that Nikki exploits by moving into his apartment.

Despite her best efforts, Nikki jeopardizes professor Oglevee's chances at winning the Junior College Bowl.

Inspired by the entrepreneurial "Whassup Guys," T, Nikki, and Kim decide to sell T-shirts but land in court.

Phyllis uses her womanly arts to compete with another parishioner for the heart of a handsome pastor (guest star Clifton Davis).

Dee Dee dresses provocatively for an interview at a law firm with her potential new boss, Darrell Washington (Giancarlo Esposito).

Dee Dee and Mona compete to see who can give the best gift on Mother's Day, but they wind up tarnishing the day with their materialism.

Dee Dee rekindles an old flame; Spencer tries to convince a musician (Billy Dee Williams) to sign a contract with Delicious Records.

Mona discovers that Nick's parents (Meredith Baxter and Martin Mull) made racist comments about interracial relationships; Phyllis fears her relationships may be jinxed.

While attempting to help Mona get over her recent heartbreak, Dee Dee unintentionally drives her into Spencer's arms; Phyllis brings her new boyfriend (Louis Gossett Jr.) to a family dinner.

Nikki and professor Oglevee share a honeymoon suite after abandoning their fruitless search for Kim and Jerel.

Newlyweds Kim and Jerel make plans to move to Paris; professor Oglevee goes to great lengths to make Veronica jealous.

While a quarreling Nikki and Kim try to live together, the two must band together to foil a robbery attempt.

Veronica's sudden engagement plunges professor Oglevee into a zombielike depression that Nikki exploits by moving into his apartment.

Chef JJ jumps in the kitchen with some super simple seafood recipes that wow his guest Sonia Lewis.

Food that is light and fit doesn't mean it's light in flavor. Chef JJ puts on his best game making a great-tasting meal that is good for you. Guest: Kristen Scott.

Chef Jernard puts his twist on Asian cuisine; he makes a Korean BBQ; then lays out his version of general tso's chicken.

Chef Jernard prepares foods that have people hooked with just one bite; he lays out loaded French fries topped with shredded pot roast, cheese, bacon, onions, tomatoes, and jalapeños; he also makes a chicken chili in creamy white sauce.

On this episode, Bren lays out some traditional flavors of Jamaica. First it's a whole-fried snapper served with steamed cabbage seasoned with Jamaican spices. Then it's fried plantains with a garlicky chimichurri sauce.

On this episode, it's all about single servings Bren lays out super simple meals if you are cooking for one. On the menu is a shrimp and lobster scampi, and a raw kale, berry and grilled chicken salad topped with truffle honey dressing.

A recently divorced college buddy (Will Smith) returns to Los Angeles and ends up romantically entangled with Neesee.

Robert and Tia's passion is checked by a fear of exposure; Neesee wants to use Robert's contacts to start a catering business.

Bobby Jr. believes his dad is the real Santa Claus after he catches Santa kissing Tia; Tia's father (James Avery) visits.

The catering business is booming when Bobby starts acting out, forcing Neesee to balance her career and his needs.

After Larry allows Tia's old friend to stay with them, he becomes suspicious of his motives toward Tia; Neesee and Alex take over Robert's kitchen.

Neesee is furious when she finds out that Robert has taught their son to box; Alex tries a few moves on her trainer (Sugar Shane Mosley).

Duane learns that his half-brother, instead of his father (Smokey Robinson), will receive his kidney; Flex gets an interview with former NFL player Eric Dickerson.

Sabotage abounds when Flex and his old nemesis, Sheila (Robin Givens), compete for the same job; Breanna gets into trouble while Flex is away.

While trying to confront Breanna's acting coach, a snowstorm traps Flex inside the school with him; Duane's mind begins to wander when he is trapped in his apartment alone.

Breanna goes online and finds her dad a date, then makes a startling discovery about the woman; Duane tries to impress his visiting foster child.

Maya and Darnell romanticize the idea of adopting, until they attend a neighborhood group for people who have adopted children and are offered a baby girl.

Lynn gets upset that her record label is pushing back the release date of her album; Monica decides she does not want to know the sex of her baby, but William accidentally text messages the information to her phone.

Joan goes to the school where Aaron taught to read a letter he sent to the students; Lynn turns in subpar songs to her record label in an attempt to get out of the contract; William tries to teach Jabari how to drive.

Toni begins dating Joan's ex-boyfriend and causes turmoil when she brings him to Joan's birthday party.

Mona buys a horse on the Internet after learning about Dee Dee's, but she believes she has been cheated when the horse trainer (Rupert Boneham) arrives.

Mona and Dee Dee decide to find the perfect man for each other as birthday presents. Guest stars: Bill Bellamy and Dondre Whitfield.

Mona hatches a plan to sign a hot new recording artist, Asia (guest star Faith Evans), to Delicious Records.

Dee Dee cannot contain her jealousy when her ex-boyfriend is about to marry, so she tells his fiancée about their relationship.

Feeling alienated from friends and family, Mona parties on the eve of a big presentation.

Mona tries to ease tension created by her friendship with Dee Dee's nemesis, Stephanie, by inviting them both out to a restaurant.

Shelly resorts to snooping through J.T.'s stuff to get to know him better; Donovan sends Nick to the best tattoo artist (DMX) in Miami.

J.T. and Shelly talk about dating exclusively after a party stirs up jealousy. Carmen Electra, Corey Reynolds and Julio Iglesias Jr. guest star.

After J.T. quits, Shelly continues salsa lessons with a handsome instructor (Cris Judd); Rita moves into a studio apartment.

J.T. calls Shelly's bluff and agrees to let her pay for dinner; Nick duplicates Donovan's stylish wardrobe.

J.T. cancels a romantic getaway with Shelly in order to play in a basketball tournament with his friends.

Shelly struggles to win the respect of J.T.'s disapproving mother (Daphne Maxwell Reid) after she walks in on J.T. and Shelly in bed together.

Kim (Countess Vaughn) is terrorized by a trick-or-treater who bedevils her birthday bash on Halloween. Brandy, Shar Jackson and Lamont Bentley guest star.

Kim and Nikki (Countess Vaughn, Mo'Nique) become rivals when they both run for student body president. Guest star: Tavis Smiley.

Kim portrays Nikki and professor Oglevee as rival hair-care barons in a story lifted from the TV show "Dallas."

Kim, Nikki and professor Oglevee (Countess Vaughn, Mo'Nique, Dorien Wilson) end up at a homeless shelter on Thanksgiving.

When Nikki doesn't make the cheerleading squad, she and Kim rally the losers to form their own squad.

Nikki's recently widowed nana (guest star Isabel Sanford) tries to hook up with professor Oglevee (Dorien Wilson). J. Anthony Brown guest stars.

Mona buys a horse on the Internet after learning about Dee Dee's, but she believes she has been cheated when the horse trainer (Rupert Boneham) arrives.

Mona and Dee Dee decide to find the perfect man for each other as birthday presents. Guest stars: Bill Bellamy and Dondre Whitfield.

Mona hatches a plan to sign a hot new recording artist, Asia (guest star Faith Evans), to Delicious Records.

Dee Dee cannot contain her jealousy when her ex-boyfriend is about to marry, so she tells his fiancée about their relationship.

Feeling alienated from friends and family, Mona parties on the eve of a big presentation.

Mona tries to ease tension created by her friendship with Dee Dee's nemesis, Stephanie, by inviting them both out to a restaurant.

Kim (Countess Vaughn) is terrorized by a trick-or-treater who bedevils her birthday bash on Halloween. Brandy, Shar Jackson and Lamont Bentley guest star.

Kim and Nikki (Countess Vaughn, Mo'Nique) become rivals when they both run for student body president. Guest star: Tavis Smiley.

Kim portrays Nikki and professor Oglevee as rival hair-care barons in a story lifted from the TV show "Dallas."

Kim, Nikki and professor Oglevee (Countess Vaughn, Mo'Nique, Dorien Wilson) end up at a homeless shelter on Thanksgiving.

Chef JJ shows sisters Juliet and Justine from "The Edge" restaurant in Harlem some of his favorite food and wine pairings.

Everything always tastes better with cheese! So Chef JJ cheeses it up and brings out the best for his guest, Author Aliya S. King.

Jernard lays out dishes that are so fly, yet simple to make and delicious; he starts with fried Cornish hens with stuffing and a tray of roasted fresh vegetables on the side.

Chef Jernard shows how to prepare some great munchies; first is street corn with queso cheese, then he makes red, white, and blue nachos; and completes the menu with a delicious apple whisky slushie.

Bren takes us to her Mom's house and they lay out a weekend brunch. First it's spicy chilled Spanish Gazpacho. Then it's a traditional Cuban sandwich loaded withroasted pork, turkey, ham, cheese and pickles on Cuban bread.They finish things offwith..

There is no better food than comfort food, and in this episode Bren and her Mom cook up something comfy and delicious. On the menu: a ground beef and turkey Cuban-style meatloaf, that is packed with flavor, served with creamy beet mashed potatoes.

Robert's college buddy, Johnny (Will Smith), returns to see Neesee, and they all take a road trip to Las Vegas.

Neesee proposes to Robert's college buddy, Johnny (Will Smith), but the newly engaged couple is too afraid to tell him.

Dirk's estranged brother (Tyra Banks) reveals he has had a sex-change operation; Robert's mother (Patti LaBelle) collapses during a visit.

Neesee's child-support check bounces when Tia accidentally gives Robert's sister, Carmen (Tisha Campbell-Martin), money that was intended for Bobby Jr.; Dirk and Jonelle try to start a romance.

Robert tries to prove his love for Tia by having a wedding that is more extravagant than his first wedding to Neesee.

Robert forgets Tina's birthday until the last minute, when he frantically enlists Neesee and Bobby's help to throw together a surprise party.

Flex must persuade Cheryl to seek help for her alcoholism after she physically abuses Arnaz. Guest star: Kim Fields.

When his career as a celebrity hairdresser ends abruptly, Flex's younger brother (Marques Houston) returns home hoping to take over the family barbershop.

When hair-care mogul Jack Sherwood buys the family barbershop, Kevin is forced to co-manage the place with the new owner's spoiled daughter (Shannon Elizabeth).

Flex and his "Flex Files" co-host (Jenny McCarthy) fake a romance in order to generate publicity for the show.

Foregoing celibacy for a night of passion, Joan unknowingly sets her sights on an engaged man, causing a breakup.

Although Maya (Golden Brooks) disapproves, Joan, Toni and Lynn (Tracee Ellis Ross, Jill Marie Jones, Persia White) search for love on the Internet.

While Joan tries to summon the courage to break up with Marcus, her friends step in to do it for her.

Joan (Tracee Ellis Ross) looks on as Toni (Jill Marie Jones) and the others get in a brawl outside a nightclub.

Spencer must control a rebellious performer (guest star Ginuwine) in order to prove he is executive material.

Dee Dee believes she has found the perfect man in Carter (Yancy Arias), until she discovers he is divorced and has two children.

Dee Dee's Thanksgiving dinner leads to high drama as an unexpected guest and a confession take center stage.

Dee Dee musters up the courage to introduce Carter (guest star Yancy Arias) to Big Dee Dee and Charles.

When Mona learns that her new boyfriend is living out of his luxury car, she finds it hard to continue their relationship.

When Dee Dee loses a game of poker to Mona, she has difficulty accepting that she is not the best at something.

J.T. feels as though his privacy has been invaded when Shelly shares an intimate detail about their sex life with her friends.

J.T.'s ex-girlfriend rouses Shelly's competitive spirit; Donovan trains his boss' incompetent son to be a manager at Z Lounge.

J.T. gets fed up with the long hours Shelly is working during the holidays; Donovan's ex-girlfriend visits.

J.T. is put in the middle when Nick tells Shelly she has overstayed her welcome at the townhouse.

On St. Valentine's Day Shelly and J.T. reminisce about the events that lead up to their first meeting.

Shelly relives her overshadowed childhood when her successful sister visits. Guest star: Queen Latifah.

Kim and Nikki (Countess Vaughn, Mo'Nique) are paired with a father and son (John Marshall Jones, Fred Thomas) on the TV show "Blind Date." Roger Lodge guest stars.

Kim and Stevie try to live without the convenience of African-American inventions; Nikki honors her great uncle.

A young woman claims that she and Kim (Countess Vaughn) were switched at birth. With Mo'Nique. Guest star: D.L. Hughley.

The church choir begs for mercy when Nikki (Mo'Nique) replaces Kim (Countess Vaughn) as soloist. Guest star: Joseph C. Phillips, Fred Hammond and Kym E. Whitley.

Nikki's new friend (guest star Karen Bankhead) begins to imitate her in a creepy way; Kim (Countess Vaughn) gives up solid foods for two weeks. With Mo'Nique.

Nikki's bothered by her ex-husband's relationship with Andell and professor Oglevee's romance with the school's new dean.

Chef JJ teams up with actress Katelyn Bennett for the ultimate potluck meal guaranteed to impress any crowd. They start with tender, smothered turkey wings drenched in savory gravy, served with truffle mashed potatoes.

Chef Jernard takes the iconic flavors of a Philadelphia classic and gives it a Cajun flavor twist. It's cheese steak enchiladas. Sliced strip steak with onions & peppers, all rolled up, topped off with cheese, and baked off enchilada style.

"In tonight's episode of New Soul Kitchen Remix, chef Jernard takes a classic and gives it that signature Southern spin. Kicked-up Caesar Salad is on the menu, topped with blackened salmon bites, and finished with cornbread croutons."

Qualah wants her living room to reflect her love of music; Jake designs an art piece with a music theme, while Jazz adds curtains, tables, and lighting to complete the look; the reveal meal is Seafood Stuffed Shells, and a Lemon Vanilla Bundt Cake.

Jake & Jazz revamp Yassmin's kitchen to show off her love of baking; Jazz pops the space in shades of pink with the perfect storage options; Jake makes a combo workstation/table on wheels; the meal is Chicken Piccata and Red Velvet Cinnamon Rolls.

When Mona learns that her new boyfriend is living out of his luxury car, she finds it hard to continue their relationship.

When Dee Dee loses a game of poker to Mona, she has difficulty accepting that she is not the best at something.

Kim and Nikki (Countess Vaughn, Mo'Nique) are paired with a father and son (John Marshall Jones, Fred Thomas) on the TV show "Blind Date." Roger Lodge guest stars.

Kim and Stevie try to live without the convenience of African-American inventions; Nikki honors her great uncle.

A young woman claims that she and Kim (Countess Vaughn) were switched at birth. With Mo'Nique. Guest star: D.L. Hughley.

The church choir begs for mercy when Nikki (Mo'Nique) replaces Kim (Countess Vaughn) as soloist. Guest star: Joseph C. Phillips, Fred Hammond and Kym E. Whitley.

Chef JJ teams up with actress Katelyn Bennett for the ultimate potluck meal guaranteed to impress any crowd. They start with tender, smothered turkey wings drenched in savory gravy, served with truffle mashed potatoes.

Chef JJ pays homage to the neighborhood he loves and calls home.

Chef Jernard takes the iconic flavors of a Philadelphia classic and gives it a Cajun flavor twist. It's cheese steak enchiladas. Sliced strip steak with onions & peppers, all rolled up, topped off with cheese, and baked off enchilada style.

"In tonight's episode of New Soul Kitchen Remix, chef Jernard takes a classic and gives it that signature Southern spin. Kicked-up Caesar Salad is on the menu, topped with blackened salmon bites, and finished with cornbread croutons."

Chef Jernard makes a crispy crab cake Texas toast burger that is packed with flavor, and then he wraps things up with the showstopper Chicago cheesesteak.

Bren and her Mom cook up their favorite seafood dishes. On the menu is a curry coconut shrimp with spicy fig dipping sauce. Then they make jumbo crab cakes served with shoestring French fries.

If the presser is on to get a good meal on the table, then this episode is for you. Bren and her Mom show us how a pressure cooker is the answer to get meals on the table fast. On the menu is oxtail a la'orange, and a creamy chicken risotto.

When Robert and Neesee learn that Bobby does not socialize in school, they book a play-date for him with the most popular kid in the class.

Tia re-examines her relationship with Robert when she realizes that marrying him means that Neesee will also be a part of her life forever; an instructor (Michael DeLorenzo) gives the gang tango lessons.

Robert is disappointed when a night of passion does not change things with Tia; Neesee tries to bring the lovers together, only to learn that she is the reason for their separation.

Robert realizes his grief is rubbing off on Bobby Jr., so he decides to break out of his depression and teach him a few things about women.

Robert tries to keep tabs on Tia during her date with a flirty firefighter, but he gets more than he bargained for when he learns she kissed the guy.

When Neesee nurses an ailing Robert and Bobby Jr. back to health, Robert's old feelings for her return.

Holly (Jenny McCarthy) learns that Flex is not really in love with her and decides to get even by ruining their chances at syndication.

After Breanna's dreams of fame and fortune are diluted by reality, it takes a friendly stranger (Maria Menounos) to remind her of what is really important.

Flex must partner with his boss's Croatian girlfriend after his co-host has an accident that puts his syndication plan in jeopardy.

Breanna and Arnaz tell Flex about their relationship, and he pretends to be happy about it.

Joan's new boyfriend (guest star Kent Faulcon) seems sublime until his wife shows up at her office. With Tracee Ellis Ross and Jill Marie Jones.

Joan (Tracee Ellis Ross) sees Maya's husband (guest star Flex Alexander) with another woman; Toni (Jill Marie Jones) dates a white mayoral candidate.

When Maya and her husband decide to renew their vows, Joan begins to plan an over-the-top wedding ceremony.

Joan (Tracee Ellis Ross) lures William (Reggie Hayes) to a mausoleum on Halloween after convincing him that his date (guest star Rhonda Ross Kendrick) is dead. With Golden Brooks, Jill Marie Jones and Persia White.

Mona gets upset when her boss takes credit for the Delicious Records talent search.

Dee Dee begs for an introduction when she learns her mother's co-star (T.C. Carson) is the husband of her role model, Maxine (Erika Alexander).

When Spencer ruins Mona's chance to secure Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis as judges for the Delicious Records talent contest, Mona is left looking for other judges at the last minute.

Mona panics when her boss tells her she must work with Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis to pick the winner from among the five finalists.

When Mona finds out that Dee Dee has reunited with her ex-boyfriend (Yancey Arias), she is disappointed that Dee Dee did not trust her enough to tell her.

When Dee Dee turns down Mona's request for a favor, Mona regrets telling her not to let people take advantage of her.

J.T. turns to Shelly for advice on how to "break up" with his clingy new pal, Cedric the Entertainer.

Shelly's friend from college causes a fight between Rita and Janie at work with her late-night antics.

Shelly's hairstylist, Coleman (Phil LaMarr), bans her and J.T. when J.T. voices dissatisfaction with his haircut; Nick flirts with a beautiful UPS driver (Jazsmin Lewis).

J.T. feels that Shelly undermines his masculinity when she ends a bar fight for him; Donovan breaks up with his latest girlfriend.

Rodney P (Morris Day) calls his lawyers Sugar-Free and Comfort (Jerome Benton and The Arch Bishop Don Magic Juan) when Shelly refuses to do business with him.

Shelly questions her relationship with J.T. when he does not let her borrow money; Rita and Donovan share a surprising kiss.

Nikki impersonates a doctor in order to be with a hospitalized Oglevee; Kim, Stevie and T's video airs on MTV.

When Kim (Countess Vaughn) loses her memory, Nikki (Mo'Nique) and the others gather around to help her remember her life.

Kim rekindles an old romance; Nikki hopes to make Professor Oglevee jealous by dating one of his friends.

Kim tries to adjust to the news that Michael is a single father; Professor Oglevee considers his feelings about Nikki.

When Kim (Countess Vaughn) decides to raise Alisa on her own, the baby's birth mother (guest star Natashia Williams) arrives to claim her; professor Oglevee (Dorien Wilson) admits to himself that he loves Nikki (Mo'Nique).

A smitten professor Oglevee enlists the help of R&B singer Brian McKnight to serenade Nikki; Kim baby-sits T's boisterous cousin.

Mona gets upset when her boss takes credit for the Delicious Records talent search.

Dee Dee begs for an introduction when she learns her mother's co-star (T.C. Carson) is the husband of her role model, Maxine (Erika Alexander).

When Spencer ruins Mona's chance to secure Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis as judges for the Delicious Records talent contest, Mona is left looking for other judges at the last minute.

Mona panics when her boss tells her she must work with Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis to pick the winner from among the five finalists.

When Mona finds out that Dee Dee has reunited with her ex-boyfriend (Yancey Arias), she is disappointed that Dee Dee did not trust her enough to tell her.

When Dee Dee turns down Mona's request for a favor, Mona regrets telling her not to let people take advantage of her.

Nikki impersonates a doctor in order to be with a hospitalized Oglevee; Kim, Stevie and T's video airs on MTV.

When Kim (Countess Vaughn) loses her memory, Nikki (Mo'Nique) and the others gather around to help her remember her life.

Kim rekindles an old romance; Nikki hopes to make Professor Oglevee jealous by dating one of his friends.

Kim tries to adjust to the news that Michael is a single father; Professor Oglevee considers his feelings about Nikki.

It's all about sandwiches that eat like meals in this episode of "Just Eats." Guest: Slim Thug.

Chef JJ treats Chef Esther Choi to the foods of his ancestors.

Chef Jernard Well and chefs, who specialize in different cuisines, share their passion.

Chef Jernard Well and chefs, who specialize in different cuisines, share their passion.

In this episode it's all about flavor on top of flavor and your girl Bren is showing us some flavor packed meals. On the menu is Caribbean jerk chicken tacos, and then it's some picadillo stuffed plantain empanada.

Today's episode is all about simple and delicious meals cooked in pressure cooker. On the menu is a delicious creamy Parmesan mushroom spinach risotto. Served along with blackened seared salmon.

Robert and Nessee have dinner to discuss the romantic spark between them, but it turns catty as old habits resurface reminding them of why they got divorced in the first place.

Tia and Robert create a scene at Dirk and Jonelle's wedding when Tia rebuffs Robert for almost kissing Neesee.

Neesee invites the gang to luxury box seats at a basketball game, but panic sets in when Bobby disappears.

Neesee's mother (guest star Debbie Allen) and Tia's father (guest star James Avery) visit for Thanksgiving dinner.

Robert coaches a game in which he is forced to deal with a boisterous heckling father, but he turns the other cheek in order to teach Bobby a lesson.

A snowstorm forces Robert off the road on his way to an interview in New York and jeopardizes his chances of spending Christmas with Bobby and Tia.

When Flex goes to therapy for his father/daughter issues, he realizes that his behavior must change in order to make things work between him and Breanna.

Breanna and her friends stage a protest when they learn a mayoral candidate wants to close their school.

Flex and Breanna fall under a mysterious spell that causes them to switch bodies, forcing them to see each other's point of view.

Miss Swain (Kim Fields) discovers Arnaz living at the school, and he reluctantly turns to his estranged father (Tim Meadows) for help.

After her friends flake out on Thanksgiving, Joan's day improves when she catches a glimpse of Kelsey Grammer.

Joan (Tracee Ellis Ross) panics when she thinks she's pregnant; Lynn (Persia White) reminisces about her years as a preppy teen. With Golden Brooks and Jill Marie Jones.

At Maya's suggestion, the friends each make a list of what they want in a lover and put it under their pillows.

Joan is puzzled by her boyfriend Sean's lack of interest in sex; Yvonne reveals a secret about William's anatomy.

Explore Martha's Vineyard through food, history, and culture; taste the islands with Chef Deon, feel black joy with Chef Ting, revisit memories with a nostalgic couple, take a local black history tour, and meet a fashion entrepreneur with a message.

In New Orleans, Chef Jernard enjoys Creole dishes at Li'l Dizzy's Café, African flavors at Addis and a cooking lesson with Chef Dee Lavigne; he explores the Dew Drop Inn and dives into the city's art and culture scene for an unforgettable experience.

Embarking on a travel journey with Chef Jernard Wells that is filled with adventure, cuisine, and experiences. Inspired by the "Green Book," the show follows Chef Jernard as he travels through America and beyond, uncovering the best of Black culture. Break Bread with Chef Jernard and his special guests as he explores Black scenes of America and indulges in meals.

In Charleston, it's all about the Gullah Geechee vibe; we hit Hannibal's Kitchen for soul food, visit the Black Food Truck Festival, taste African treats, sweet desserts, and end with a powerful tour of a new museum celebrating rich Black history.

Chef Jernard explores DC, Maryland and Virginia with eats at Ben's Chili Bowl, brunch at Milk & Honey and spice inspiration at the Spice Suite; visiting a Black-owned luxury hotel and finishing with sweet scoops of ice cream.

Chef Jernard Wells leads a tour through some of the nation's influential cities, revealing the untold stories of Black culinary and regional history.

Nikki and Kim elect themselves superintendents of their apartment building despite lacking technical expertise.

Nikki cooks up her own line of cosmetics after discovering that beauty broker Lady Egyptian is a charlatan.

Boxer Laila Ali trains Nikki for a bout in the ring with a woman who has set her sights on professor Oglevee.

Nikki moves into Andell's apartment after Kim's new boyfriend (Chaz Lamar Shepherd) moves in with her.

Nikki must stop the immortal Cleopatra from stealing professor Oglevee's soul; Stevie and T throw a Halloween party to raise money for a local charity, but Kim thinks the party is for her birthday.

Nikki enlists girls to peddle her cookies in exchange for concert tickets; rapper Lil' Kim hosts karaoke night.

When Mona is offered a different job at another record label, she must decide whether to stay or move on.

When Big Dee Dee crashes Phyllis' charity telethon meeting, Phyllis loses it and tells everyone that Big Dee Dee was pregnant before she married Charles.

When Phyllis gets into trouble with her Homeowner's Association, Dee Dee defends her, but winds up causing more trouble.

As law school graduation draws near, Dee Dee feels pressure because she has no job yet; Mona panics when Phyllis finds a fantastic apartment in her neighborhood.

Mona's insecurities threaten her budding relationship with her new tenant, Lorenzo.

Phyllis teaches dismayed Big Dee Dee how to live on a budget.

Nikki and Kim elect themselves superintendents of their apartment building despite lacking technical expertise.

Nikki cooks up her own line of cosmetics after discovering that beauty broker Lady Egyptian is a charlatan.

Boxer Laila Ali trains Nikki for a bout in the ring with a woman who has set her sights on professor Oglevee.

Nikki moves into Andell's apartment after Kim's new boyfriend (Chaz Lamar Shepherd) moves in with her.

Chef JJ gives us a taste of NOLA, kicking things off with some simple and delicious Cajun BBQ Shrimp with grilled French baguette on the side. Guest: Anthony and Janique Edwards.

Chef JJ treats fashion journalist Danielle James to a taste of some southern food staples that puts the "D" in delicious.

Chef Jernard prepares a meal of bone in short ribs served over white rice and with a cheesy layered collard green bake.

The chef makes candy apple wings, served with brussels sprouts, and then he brings it on home with hot lemon pepper turkey wings.

Whether it's an anniversary, or birthday, Chef Bren is showing us some special dinners that will work for every occasion. On the menu is cheesy lobster mac and cheese and then a tarragon mustard short ribs with potatoes and veggies.

Bren hangs out with her mom & niece Sophia. They lay out great Cuban family meals. On the menu is Carne con papa, which is a slow-cooked beef stew with potatoes. Then they make Picadillo stuffed peppers with olives and raisins.

Robert, Neesee and Tia disagree on how to deal with Bobby when he is caught lying. Guest star Meshach Taylor.

Frankie (Mase), an old friend, returns to town as a minister, causing Robert and Neesee to re-evaluate their lives and make some changes.

When Joan and William defend a client accused of racism, they must field questions from their friends.

The gang goes on a shopping binge, creating financial and marital problems for Maya and Darnell; Joan tries to infuse sex into her long-distance relationship with Sean.

Toni violates a trust when she tells Joan's boss an intimate secret about Joan; Lynn grows frustrated with Vosco.

Joan suggests that William and Yvonne (Cee Cee Michaela) move in together to test their domestic compatibility.

Joan winds up on a beach in her birthday suit after playing a drinking game with her friends; William and Yvonne wrangle over a prenuptial agreement.

Toni discovers that she hasn't been invited to Joan's Halloween party and then finds Greg in the arms of another woman.

Maya meets someone who would be perfect for Joan, until she decides to keep the handsome stranger for herself.

Toni meets a single father at a trendy bar, while Joan drools over a movie star; Maya's friends cover for her.

Maya gets an expensive watch for Christmas from the wrong man, leading to a cover-up that further strains the relationship between Joan and Darnell.

Joan battles to convince her law firm to observe the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday; William buys a house for his bride-to-be.

Lynn's biracial background comes into play when her Caucasian sister gets a little too playful and uses an offensive racial epithet.

Yvonne learns that William has not informed his mother of their coming wedding. Singer Chante Moore guest stars.

Dee Dee's life changes direction when she gets an unexpected career opportunity.

Dee Dee must resolve her differences with a competitive co-worker, Brett Mahoney (Joey Lawrence), in order for them to win over a new client.

Phyllis tries to set Mona up with handsome firefighter Glen (Coby Bell), but he winds up falling for Phyllis.

The sisters are in a bidding war when Dee Dee's first client decides to give up baseball for a musical career.

After Dee Dee hassles her, Mona agrees to revisit her past and attend her 10-year high-school reunion.

Wanting to avoid the task himself, Spencer asks Dee Dee to break up with his girlfriend (Taraji P. Henson) for him.

Robert refuses to accept that Bobby has ADD and tries to cure him without therapy.

Robert's romantic New York weekend with Tia goes awry when his interview with Serena Williams keeps getting rescheduled by her wacky assistant.

When Jonelle throws Dirk out, he goes to stay at Robert and Tia's house causing them to become involved in his breakup.

Robert gets a job on "Entertainment Tonight" and insists that Dirk be his producer, but when he criticizes the stories they give Robert, Dirk quits.

When Robert finds himself unable to handle working on two shows at once, he is forced to choose between "Mr. L.A." and "Entertainment Tonight."

While celebrating Neesee's birthday at her apartment, Robert and Tia find a pregnancy test and believe Neesee is pregnant.

Nikki discovers a startling secret when she and relatives participate on new game show.

Nikki thinks her boss is a mobster; Kim pretends to have multiple personalities in order to appear on MTV's "True Life."

Trying to teach a history lesson about the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Nikki and the professor flash back to the civil rights era.

Last-minute shopping leads to the gang getting locked in a department store on Christmas Eve.

Nikki's biological father makes a surprise visit, causing tension with the father who raised her.

After reuniting with his childhood friend Lil' Zane, T leaves Freestyle Unity on the eve of a Spring Jam performance; Nikki steps in to save the day.

Dee Dee's life changes direction when she gets an unexpected career opportunity.

Dee Dee must resolve her differences with a competitive co-worker, Brett Mahoney (Joey Lawrence), in order for them to win over a new client.

Phyllis tries to set Mona up with handsome firefighter Glen (Coby Bell), but he winds up falling for Phyllis.

The sisters are in a bidding war when Dee Dee's first client decides to give up baseball for a musical career.

After Dee Dee hassles her, Mona agrees to revisit her past and attend her 10-year high-school reunion.

Wanting to avoid the task himself, Spencer asks Dee Dee to break up with his girlfriend (Taraji P. Henson) for him.

Nikki discovers a startling secret when she and relatives participate on new game show.

Nikki thinks her boss is a mobster; Kim pretends to have multiple personalities in order to appear on MTV's "True Life."

Trying to teach a history lesson about the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Nikki and the professor flash back to the civil rights era.

Last-minute shopping leads to the gang getting locked in a department store on Christmas Eve.

Chef JJ gets in the kitchen and cooks up the ultimate vegan meal for the ultimate vegan girl. Guest: Pinky Cole.

Chef JJ shows the art of Grilling and Chilling with guest, BMX champ Nigel Sylvester.

Jernard lays out a seafood boil with crab, sausage, corn and potatoes; crawfish fried rice with seasoning.

Chef Jernard gives a taste of the Caribbean islands; he cooks up curried oxtails with steamed sautéed cabbage spiced just right with a little island heat.

This episode is all about delicious grilled meals with Caribbean inspired flavors. First it's super simple marinated grilled chicken and shrimp kebobs served over couscous, then it's Caribbean seasoned skirt steak & shrimp with rice & beans.

On this episode Bren shows us a cultural family favorite dessert. It's all about the flan! First she lays out a caramel glazed pumpkin spiced flan, then she moves onto a shaved coconut flan infused with a dash of rum.

Tandria wants a living room that is urban and modern. Jake makes a wood art piece that adds style and texture, and Jazz adds big bold colors that make the room pop.

Jake and Jazz get crafty and turn a dining room into a crafting space. Jazz pops it with paint, lights, and cabinets, and Jake makes wooden storage bins that keep supplies close by. On the menu is steak, spinach-mashed potatoes, and cherry dumplings.

Rita and Janie warn Shelly about sleeping with J.T., but Shelly ignores them until she realizes that she is behaving as if she and J.T. were still together.

Shelly takes the advice of a self-help book and sends an e-mail to J.T. asking for her stuff, sparking petty attempts at payback that spiral out of control.

When Shelly turns to J.T. for help with a knee injury, she ends up getting a date with a doctor and making J.T. jealous.

Shelly feels left out when Rita, after being evicted, comes to stay with Janie and the two rediscover their Cajun roots together.

After Shelly and J.T.'s bickering ruins a night at a movie, she turns to her new friend, Claudia (Danica McKellar), for advice.

J.T. thinks he accepts Shelly dating other people until he meets her new beau, Adrian (Amaury Nolasco), a handsome boxer.

When Shelly and Rita's competition for the affections of Joe (Carlos Ponce), a handsome bachelor, gets out of control, Janie steps in to save their friendship.

Diva Style finds itself in a publicity nightmare when fashion commentator Robert Verdi slams one of its dresses, worn by Brooke Burke to televised awards show.

Shelley breaks the "no dates" rule and invites her new boyfriend to the New Year's Eve party, and everyone swaps stories about past dates.

Shelly wears "falsies", and when men start giving her special treatment, she considers getting breast implants.

Shelly and Rita take a martial arts class, but a rivalry ensues when Rita proves to be more adept.

Shelly pretends to be disabled when a potential buyer in a wheelchair (Daryl "Chill" Mitchell) catches her using a handicapped parking spot.

Chef JJ gives us a taste of NOLA, kicking things off with some simple and delicious Cajun BBQ Shrimp with grilled French baguette on the side. Guest: Anthony and Janique Edwards.

Chef JJ is keeping it fresh and delicious, and it's all about fresh fish in this episode. He cooks up a whole Branzino with citrus herbs, encrusted in salt and baked, then he lays out a BBQ salmon bites with a citrus herb salad.

Chef JJ's family favorites are front in center in this episode. He starts out with a fried catfish sandwich that's golden brown and delicious served with another favorite, fried plantains.

Chef JJ shows off for Rapper Freeway with a quick and easy BBQ meal that you can prepare indoors. He lays out BBQ brisket sliders, smokey baked beans, and simple coleslaw that helps bring the BBQ feel right into your home.

JJ hits the kitchen and cooks up seafood, seafood, and more seafood! He starts off with char broiled oysters in a garlic and ginger sauce. Then gives more New Orleans vibes with a shrimp and crawfish étouffée over rice.

From breakfast, lunch, and dinner to parties and holiday gatherings, everyone has a favorite childhood memory when it comes to food; Chef Jernard and Chef Essie Bartels take a trip down memory lane and share some of their childhood food memories.

An important thing people can do is sit down at the dinner table with their loved ones and have the ultimate family dinner; Chef Jernard and Chef Resha Purvis share dinners that are a hit in their families.

It's pasta night with Chef Jernard! He creates meals for the family right from the pantry; on the menu is oxtail and bow tie pasta, and then he lays out his Italian one pot fettuccine.

Chef Jernard the family man, shows how to feed a large family and not break the bank; he serves up his easy-to-make cheesy baked spaghetti, and a brick oven Cornish hen, and sautéed broccolini dish.

Home cookin' is all about good food and creating family memories; Chef Jernard offers a taste of his favorite meals, including sweet tea-brined crispy fried chicken, sautéed collard green cabbage mixture, and hot and delicious cornbread.

Known for cooking with passion and purpose, Chef Cheo hosts a lively dinner party for his celebrity friends with food sourced exclusively from local black farmers and business owners; expect laughter, heartfelt conversations, and a feast.

Nikki's growing obsession for Oglevee prompts her friends to push her into counseling. Singer Kenny Lattimore guest stars.

Kim leaves the church choir to join a funky gospel group, but Nikki fills the void by discovering a brilliant new talent.

Magic Johnson (guest starring as himself) hires Nikki to be the manager for his movie theater; professor Oglevee escorts an actress to a movie premiere unaware that Nikki is working at the theater.

Evicted from their house, Stevie and her moneyless mother move in with Nikki and Kim.

Kim and Stevie try speed-dating as a means of meeting new men; Nikki spots professor Oglevee with a married woman.

Kim's IQ test reveals she is a certified genius, and she prepares to speak before Mensa.

Dee Dee has ulterior motives when she invites Mona to a weekend at the spa.

Charles and Spencer intervene when Dee Dee protests a co-worker's (Joey Lawrence) misogynist questioning.

Big Dee Dee decides to boost her spirits by throwing herself a big holiday legends ball.

Dee Dee struggles with her lack of a personal life when she realizes that everyone else has a partner.

Mona and Spencer disagree over how to handle their newest star act; Dee Dee gets an invitation to appear on a sports program.

Spencer's budding relationship with a rival record executive (Michelle Williams) causes conflict with Mona.

Nikki's growing obsession for Oglevee prompts her friends to push her into counseling. Singer Kenny Lattimore guest stars.

Kim leaves the church choir to join a funky gospel group, but Nikki fills the void by discovering a brilliant new talent.

Magic Johnson (guest starring as himself) hires Nikki to be the manager for his movie theater; professor Oglevee escorts an actress to a movie premiere unaware that Nikki is working at the theater.

Evicted from their house, Stevie and her moneyless mother move in with Nikki and Kim.

Chef JJ's culinary adventures take him all around the world and in this episode he celebrates his travels to India.

Chef JJ gets in the kitchen to bring the Caribbean to his Harlem apartment. Guest: Rico Love & Mia Ariannaa.

Chef Jernard shows how he keeps meals healthy, easy and delicious; he makes a mason jar salad with grilled chicken breast and then makes a smoked onion, watermelon, and feta salad with blackened shrimp.

Home cookin' is all about good food and creating family memories; Chef Jernard offers a taste of his favorite meals, including sweet tea-brined crispy fried chicken, sautéed collard green cabbage mixture, and hot and delicious cornbread.

In this episode Bren cooks up the Caribbean inspired vegan delights. She kicks things off with sweet & spicy Mango Gazpacho. Then she roasts plantains & Cuban sweet potatoes with slaw and miso sauce.

Inspired by her travels to Italy, Bren lays out meals from the Amalfi Coast. First it's a limoncello spritzer, then a tomato based spicy seafood pasta with fresh herbs & crushed red peppers. She finishes up with a fresh tomato basil balsamic salad.

Jake and Jazz transform a bedroom to a relaxing guest retreat. Jake makes a headboard from a door he buys at a thrift shop and Jazz adds calming, colors & textures. The reveal meal is Fried Rice with Tempura Seafood, and Ginger Shortbread Cookies.

In this episode, Jake taps into the family's love of nature and builds a live edge coffee table, and Jazz accents the room in warm cozy earth tone colors. The reveal meal is ramen with fish cakes, and a delicious triple chocolate cake.

Robert, Tia, Neesee and Bobby each fantasize how their lives will be affected by Robert and Tia's marriage.

When Robert starts to get some attention as a correspondent for "Entertainment Tonight," his status and swelling ego begin to wear on his friends.

When Robert accepts an offer from his boss to pay for his wedding and for the right to televise it, Tia regrets the decision when advertising and promotions overshadow the bride and groom.

Robert faces a major career decision while Tia learns something life-altering; Neely is not sure whether she wants to take her relationship with Rusty to the next level.

When Arnaz's band hires a cute female lead singer (Cherie), Breanna fears Arnaz may have a passion for more than music.

Breanna and Flex have high hopes for their Thanksgiving celebrations, but neither goes as planned.

Desperate for money, Breanna stuffs her bra in order to land a job and a commercial at a movie-themed restaurant where big-breasted women are the main attraction.

Flex and Diane wind up without dates for New Year's Eve, so they try to win dates at a charity auction.

Joan and Davis play while her boyfriend's away; Lynn volunteers at a suicide hotline on Valentine's Day.

Joan's romance fizzles after unfulfilling intimacy; Maya consults a gynecologist regarding her difficulty in conceiving a child.

Joan battles a "boys club" mentality when her law firm hires Christopher Darden for an important case.

Joan and Toni (Tracee Ellis Ross, Jill Marie Jones) urge Lynn (Persia White) to stop freeloading; William (Reggie Hayes) encourages Yvonne (guest star Cee-Cee Harshaw) to hang out with the girls. With Golden Brooks.

Spencer's new girlfriend (Michelle Williams) continues to resist his advances.

Dee Dee's new actor boyfriend asks her to join him when he is set to star in a new reality show.

Mona is in the middle when her old boyfriend asks her to help him get a job with her current boyfriend, Chase (Lamman Rucker).

Dee Dee tries to butter up Brent by inviting him to dinner, but things do not go as planned after they both drink too much.

Following a brief encounter with her ex-boyfriend, Mona has provocative thoughts about other men; Big Dee Dee produces Adam's stand-up show.

After she breaks up with Chase, Mona's emotions get out of hand and jeopardize her career; Dee Dee suspects one of her clients is having an affair.

After J.T.'s parents see Shelly in a racy reality video, he admits to her his doubts about marrying her.

A humiliated J.T. admits to Shelly that he doubts whether she is the kind of woman he can marry.

Just when Shelly thinks she and J.T. are making progress, she learns that his idea of compromise involves her changing who she is.

Shelly reads a self-help book that encourages her to spend time with herself in order to get over her breakup.

Rita and Janie warn Shelly about sleeping with J.T., but Shelly ignores them until she realizes that she is behaving as if she and J.T. were still together.

Shelly takes the advice of a self-help book and sends an e-mail to J.T. asking for her stuff, sparking petty attempts at payback that spiral out of control.

Professor Oglevee's 12-year-old nephew (guest star Christopher Massey) gets a crush on Nikki; Kim pawns her cousin (guest star Cherie Johnson) off on Stevie.

Professor Oglevee turns to Nikki for comfort following a career setback.

After a night of drowning his sorrows over losing his job, Professor Oglevee wakes up uncertain of what he and Nikki did the night before.

Nikki feels compelled to come clean about a secret, putting her nuptials to the professor in peril; Kim and her boyfriend learn a lesson in honesty.