Chef Jernard offers a satisfying and simple lunch option that will keep you satisfied until dinner. Try his buttery grilled cheese sandwich served with a creamy tomato basil soup.

Chef Jernard satisfies your late-night cravings with an East Asian Taco bursting with flavors. Loaded with savory vegetables and protein, it's the perfect soul-satisfying dish any time of the day.

Brace yourself for a remarkable chicken noodle soup. Chef Jernard elevates this classic dish, filling it with chicken, noodles, and vegetables in a creamy broth that warms your soul.

Chef Jernard showcases a super simple Italian-style creamy shrimp scampi. With juicy shrimp over perfectly cooked pasta, this traditional meal is both flavorful and satisfying.

Chef Jernard lays out a meatless meal that is full of flavor, he makes a BBQ’d jack fruit pulled pork like sandwich with creamy broccoli slaw. Then it’s a plant based smash burger with sweet potato fries drizzled in garlic honey sauce.

Chef lays out some unique grab and go food that you may want to have at your next party. On the menu is bite sized deviled egg cheeseburger and a chopped southern fried shrimp BLT slider.

Chef Jernard visits the Bahamas for island culture and amazing eats! From the Museum of Junkanoo to fresh seafood at AquaFire, conch salad at Goldie’s, pasta at Wild Thyme, and upscale bites at Sapodillos—it’s a taste of paradise.

Chef Jernard explores Savannah's soul with surf & turf at Belford's, comfort food at Sisters of the New South, a wine pairing at Savannah Wine Institute, a Juneteenth brunch, and a Black history tour.

Kim makes waves on the radio and Andell goes back to school.

While Nikki hopes to score a college grant, the Professor lies to score points with a single mom.

T meets his match, but a secret from her past could destroy their future together.

Kim and Nikki discover fame isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Dre is determined to have his family feel more connected, but he creates trouble when he falls short of Bow's expectations.

Dre campaigns to be the new Santa at the office Christmas party. Bow is tired of competing with Ruby over who cooks the big Christmas Eve dinner.

Things begin to fall apart in more ways than one when Dre faces the big four-oh.

While Dre thinks Rainbow is questioning his machismo, Pops and Ruby reignite their love affair.

Dre tries to teach the kids the importance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during their annual Johnson family MLK holiday ski trip.

On Valentine's Day, Dre is determined to not let it turn out like past Valentine's Days and end up disappointing Rainbow.

Dre schools Andre Jr. in "the Dozens" when he faces a bully at school.

With the help of social media, Bow reconnects with her college friends.

Things get dicey when Bow's hippie-dippy parents show up unannounced for her and Dre's vow renewal.

Dre fears he may not be "Black" enough to land a big urban account.

Bow learns from her colleague that Dre never had the vasectomy a few years back that he was supposedly scheduled, so she decides to see if he’ll come clean and tell the truth.

When teenager Zoey stages a mini-rebellion Dre and Bow clash over how to handle it.

Joan celebrates Christmas by helping families in need of financial help.

Joan struggles to find a balance between her passion and principles.

A classroom full of rowdy students eventually gets the best of Joan.

Lynn gets some disheartening news from the record company.

Kim makes waves on the radio and Andell goes back to school.

While Nikki hopes to score a college grant, the Professor lies to score points with a single mom.

T meets his match, but a secret from her past could destroy their future together.

Kim and Nikki discover fame isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Nikki’s high school friend is named pastor of her church, but the preacher’s party-hearty past could come back to haunt her.

Woody gets a new look and Nikki gets a new man.

Nikki’s whirlwind romance becomes a full-blown twister.

In the series finale, the Professor stuns everyone – including himself – with the realization he loves Nikki.

Mona tells her friends and family that she doesn't want to celebrate her birthday, as she would rather spend the day alone in quiet reflection. However, she soon becomes extremely bored. She is relieved when Big Dee Dee shows up, although she has actually forgotten Mona's birthday and is just there to see Dee Dee. The two go down to the laundry room in pursuit of Big Dee Dee's dog, and wind up trapped when an earthquake hits. They share a picnic lunch and have a revealing talk about their relationship. Meanwhile, Phyllis tracks down Charles to try to convince him to help buy a car for Mona's birthday, and they wind up stuck in an elevator. The earthquake also traps Dee Dee, Adam and Spencer in an upscale store as they shop for Mona's gift. Everyone is embarrassed when Spencer has a panic attack after the earthquake.

After Dee Dee loses her old room to the baby and Big Dee Dee misses several appointments, Dee Dee begins to worry that the baby is forcing her out of her parents' life. She suffers from so much stress that she has a breakdown and hears a doll talking to her. Mona recommends that she make an appointment with Phyllis to discuss her problem. She says that she feels as though she is the only one who is worried about the way the baby will change her life. Phyllis assures her that her reaction is perfectly natural and that she should air her concerns with Big Dee Dee. Before she gets around to it, Big Dee Dee admits to her own anxieties about the child's birth, and thanks Dee Dee for her support. The conversation reassures Dee Dee about her importance in her mother's life. Meanwhile, Spencer continually cancels on Mona because of plans with Camille. She looks to Adam to take his place, but Adam isn't too thrilled about this.

Phyllis announces that she has been seeing someone for the past month. She reluctantly agrees to bring her boyfriend, Earl, to the apartment to meet the girls. Earl is handsome, sweet and romantic, and leaves everyone (including Big Dee Dee) sufficiently impressed. Dee Dee sees Earl at a restaurant with another woman, and learns that it is his wife. Mona and Dee Dee try to break the news to Phyllis, and are stunned to discover that she already knew that Earl is married. She believes that he is separated and about to get a divorce. Mona and Dee Dee try to convince her to stop seeing him. Meanwhile, Spencer discovers that being attached has suddenly made him virtually irresistible to other women.

Hoping to prove herself to her father, Dee Dee goes against his wishes and tries to personally handle a tenant who has failed to pay rent for the last few months. She must come up with a new plan of attack after the man retaliates by threatening to expose several building code violations involving Dee Dee's apartment. Meanwhile, Mona reluctantly takes her mother out on the town. She feels crowded when Phyllis begins showing up regularly at her hangout and playing matchmaker for the patrons.

After another failed relationship, Mona decides to focus on her career for a while. She is determined to help Zora, a promising young singer, secure a contract with the record company. Zora mistakes Mona's efforts to boost her confidence for romantic interest and develops feelings for her. She confesses her crush to Adam, who keeps the news to himself so that he can watch the sparks fly. Mona struggles to come up with a way to handle the situation without hurting Zora's feelings. Meanwhile, Dee Dee dates a man who pays way too much attention to her feet.

Spencer's cousin Chauncey begins working in the mailroom at the record company and blabbing everyone's secrets. He recalls the time in college that he walked in on Spencer and Mona apparently in the midst of a drunken tryst, creating friction between Spencer and Camille. The story prompts Mona to confront her feelings for Spencer, as she wonders if the reason she has been so jealous of his girlfriends is because she wants him for herself. Meanwhile, Dee Dee creates a mold of her mother's pregnant belly--which Big Dee Dee hates

Reggie participates in a bachelor auction for a youth charity, along with Tavis Smiley, commentator for the Black Entertainment Television network. Bobbi tries to remain calm, but she gets upset when the bidding for Reggie becomes competitive. Meanwhile, Mel and Dean's macho competitiveness intrudes on their marriages when they gamble over the outcome of a miniature golf game between Malena and Sheri.

As Mel and Malena's first wedding anniversary approaches, Mel wants to plan something truly memorable for the occasion. Dean warns him not to do anything that he cannot easily outdo next year. Malena's obsession with re-creating the night Mel proposed marriage--complete with the most insignificant details--threatens to disrupt the celebration. Meanwhile, after accidentally snacking on the ceremonial leftover piece of Mel and Malena's wedding cake, Reggie tries to atone by helping Sheri bake a new cake to match it.