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Thanks Jim.  I didn't even notice In Living Color was added.  That sure to make some folks happy.   Go ahead with the episode guides for the shows you listed as well.

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In Living Color Premiered on FOX on April 15, 1990

About the Show:
In Living Color was the brainchild of Keenen Ivory Wayans, the eldest sibling of a large and extremely talented family whose guidance toward his brothers and sisters would help shape his creation into something truly memorable, the likes of which had never been seen prior on US television. In 1989, Keenen set about making a pilot episode for something he knew was going to be different. It wasn't just going to be a show performed by black people for black people but was to be a multi-ethnic series. Using this as his basis he recruited two white actors who were fairly unknown at the time - James Carrey (now known as Jim) and Kelly Coffield.

In addition, the show introduced more upcoming talent, in the form of Tommy Davidson, Kim Coles, David Alan Grier, T'keyah "Crystal" Keymah and finally his siblings Kim Wayans and Damon Wayans. The cast was formed and the pilot was filmed. Things went quiet for a while until word of mouth spread about this amazing new show that dared to be different and one year later FOX television picked it up. In Spring 1990 In Living Color premiered on prime-time television and became a smash sensation overnight. It's easy to consider In Living Color as being a groundbreaking show, so truthful in that its approach to many issues attributed to its huge success in America, thanks in part to the cast's delivery. Keenen Ivory Wayans has always been passionate about dealing with current world issues, states of affairs and how every man or woman is treated in the world today, no matter the colour of their skin. It wasn't until it first aired that people got a taste of what Keenen and his crew were trying to achieve. By being let loose to run wild and bring their separate talents to the screen, improvising and bringing fresh, new lovable characters along the way they would help to get the message across to a wide audience in a no-holds barred satire that defied the set conventions of most TV shows being produced.

Cast:

Actor’s name		Character’s name
Keenen Ivory Wayans	(Various S01-S04)	Himself
Jim Carrey	(Various)	Himself
Kelly Coffield	(Various S01-S03)	Herself
Kim Coles	(Various S01)	Herself
Tommy Davidson	(Various)	Himself
David Alan Grier	(Various)	Himself
T'Keyah Keymáh	(Various)	Herself
Damon Wayans	(Various S01-S03)	Himself
Kim Wayans	(Various S01-S04)	Herself
Shawn Wayans	(Various S01-S04)	Himself
Steve Park	(Various S03)	Himself
Jamie Foxx	(Various S03-S05)	Himself
Marlon Wayans	(Various S04)	Himself
Alexandra Wentworth	(Various S04-S05)	Herself
Anne-Marie Johnson	(Various S05)	Herself
Jay Leggett	(Various S05)	Himself
Reggie McFadden	(Various S05)	Various
Carol Rosenthal	(Various S05)	Herself
Marc Wilmore	(Various S05)	Himself
Deidre Lang	(Fly Girl)	Herself
Michelle Whitney-Morrison	(Fly Girl S01-S02)	Herself
Cari French	(Fly Girl S01-S03)	Herself
Carrie Ann Inaba	(Fly Girl S01-S03)	Herself
Lisa Marie Todd	(Fly Girl S01-S03)	Herself
Carla Garrido	(Fly Girl S02)	Herself
Jennifer Lopez	(Fly Girl S03-S04)	Herself
Jossie Thacker	(Fly Girl S04-S05)	Herself
Lisa Joann Thompson	(Fly Girl S04-S05)	Herself
Laurie Ann Gibson	(Fly Girl S05)	Herself
Masako Willis	(Fly Girl S05)	Herself
Twist	(Various S03-S05)	Himself

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Episode 1: Pilot (Apr/15/1990)
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Sketches include: "Love Connection," "Great Moments in Black History: First Black Man on the Moon," "Homeboy Shopping Network," "Redd Foxx For Hire," "Equity Express," and "Men On Films."

Episode 2: The Wrath of Farrakhan (Apr/21/1990)
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Sketches include: "Do-It-Yourself Milli Vanilli Kit," "Arsenio and Marion Barry," "Rap Choir," "Sugar Ray Leonard Transition," "The Wrath of Farrakhan," and "Ridin' Miss Daisy."

Episode 3: Lean On Me Beautiful (Apr/28/1990)
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Sketches include "Lean On Me, Beautiful," "Mitzvah Train," "Go On Girl," "United Negro Scholarship Fund," "Too-Too Ethnic," "Lassie '90," and "Vortex II."

Episode 4: Transitions (May/05/1990)
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Sketches include: "Oprah," "The Exxxon Family," "Great Moments in Black History: Self-Service Gas Station," "Jim Carrey Transition," "Rhythmless Nation," "Anton," and "Men On Art."

Episode 5: A Date With Grace Jones (May/12/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Three Champs and a Baby," "New Ambassador," "A Date With Grace," "Hefty World Condominium Estates," "Homeboy Shopping Network: Used Car Sale," and "Black World."

Episode 6: Jheri's Kids (May/19/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Bad Karate Class," "Greshan Formula," "Jheri's Kids," "The Making of a Tracy Chapman Song," "Oppression," and "Snackin' Shack."

Episode 7: Don King-The Early Years (May/27/1990)
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Sketches include: "Don King: The Early Years," "Cookin' With Salt n' Pepa," "Hey Mon/West Indian Sitcom," "Ted Turner's Very Colorized Classics - Casablanca," "Rallo," and "Men On Books."

Episode 8: Endangered Species (Jun/03/1990)
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Sketches include: " President Jackson's Farewell Address," "Mitzvah Train," "K-Tel Presents Cephus & Reesie Mayweather," "Endangered Species," "Casa de Hair," and "This Ol' Box."

Episode 9: Introducing..Homey D. Clown (Jun/17/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Mo' Money with Whiz and Ice," "America's Funniest Security Camera Videos," "Andrea Dice Clay," "Hey Mon/Hedley Airlines," and "Homey The Clown."

Episode 10: Vera DeMilo (Jun/24/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Michael Jackson Potato Head," "Vera DeMilo, Bodybuilder," "Disc Jockey, Death Jockey Trailer," "Lil Miss Trouble," "Uncle Joe's Fairy Tales," "School For the Self-Taught," and "Old Train."

Episode 11: Anton In The People's Court (Jul/15/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "The Brothers Brothers," "M.C. Hammer Video," "Cine-Globe," "Calhoun Tubbs," "Anton on Po' People's Court," and "Ted Turner's Very Colorized Classics."

Episode 12: Conspiracy (Sep/02/1990)
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Sketches include: "Vortex of Fear," "Ray Charles in Charge," "Lil Richard's Playhouse," "Della Reese's Pieces," "Secret Council," and "I Love Laquita."

Episode 13: Homey D Clown Returns (Sep/09/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Homey the Clown's One Stop Carnival," "David Alan Grier Transition," "Benita Burtrell," "Michael Winslow - A One Man Show," "Samantha Kinison," and "The Buttmans."

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Episode 1: Big Brother (Sep/23/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Hey Mon/Hedley Hospital," "Sidekick," "Bigger Brothers," "Mudhead's Funeral," and "Men On Films II."

Episode 2: Anton At The Recruiter (Sep/30/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Anton Volunteers," "Training Men the Wodehouse Way," "2 Live Crew," "Roseanne Sings America," and "Homey the Clown: When Homey Met Sally."

Episode 3: Spike's Joint (Oct/07/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Flatuscents," "Good Morning/Good Night," "Cephus & Reesie's Broadway Tour," "The Buttmans: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," and "Spike's Joint."

Episode 4: Hour Of Power (Oct/14/1990)
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Sketches include: "Tag Team Evangelists," "Benita Butrell: Uninvited Guest," "1-900-YT GUILT," and "Al MacAfee: Hall Monitor."

Episode 5: Miss Black Person USA (Oct/21/1990)
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Sketches include: "Black Like You," "Go On Girl: Sensitive Men," "I Won't Drift Away," and "Miss Black Person U.S.A."

Episode 6: The Black Man's Guide To Understanding The Black Woman (Oct/28/1990)
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Sketches include: "Hey Mon/Hedley Court," "The Black Man's Guide to Understanding the Black Woman," "Snackin' Shack," and "Frenchie."

Episode 7: Funky Finger Productions (Nov/04/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "B.S. Brothers: Penitentiary IV," "Iraqi Fashion Show," "Lil Miss Trouble: The School Play," "Vera DeMilo: Buffed, Beautiful, and Bitchin'," and "Homeboy Shopping Network: Hollywood Homeboys."

Episode 8: Laquita Meets Billy Dee (Nov/11/1990)
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Sketches include: "Magenta's Acting School," "Foundation for Golf Heritage," "Evelyn Smith," and "Laquita Sings the Blues."

Episode 9: Men On Vacation (Nov/18/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "A Lassie '90 Sequel," "Amazing Grace - Rocky VI," "Cousin Milly," " PMS Defense System," and "Men On Vacation."

Episode 10: Anton's Thanksgiving (Nov/25/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "The Brothers Brothers," "Barbara Bush Visits the Illiterates," "Dickie Peterson: Cherub of Justice," and "Anton's Thanksgiving."

Episode 11: Justice Legions of America (Dec/16/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Three Champs and a Little Lady," "The Newlywed Game," "The Good Behavior Variety Hour Show," and "Handi Man."

Episode 12: Veracosa (Dec/23/1990)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Vera DeMilo: Veracosa, Mistress of Destruction," "Cephus & Reesie: Christmas Album," "Lil Miss Trouble at the Museum," and "Homey the Clown: Homey Claus."

Episode 13: Johnny Abdul (Jan/13/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "The Brothers Brothers: Tom and Tom for the Arizona Tourism Commission," "Johnny Abdul - Saudi Rock Star," "The Last Orphan," "Velma Mulholland," "B.S. Brothers: Funky Finger Productions," and "The Head Detective."

Episode 14: Introducing..Fire Marshal Bill (Feb/03/1991)
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Sketches include: "Mr. Squeegee," "B.S. Brothers: Big Break," "Fashion Tampons," "Fire Marshal Bill," and "Homey the Clown: Home E. Cheese."

Episode 15: My Dark Conscience (Feb/10/1991)
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Sketches include: "Vanilla Ice: White, White Baby," "Benita Butrell: Block Captain," "Al MacAfee: Prom Chaperone," "Oswald Meets the Parole Board," "My Dark Conscience," and "Fruit of the Loom Boxers."

Episode 16: Anton In The Burbs (Feb/17/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Ejector Bed," "Frenchie at a Bachelor Party," "Lonny Parker, Attorney at Law," "Les and Wes, Twin Stars," and "Anton in the Burbs."

Episode 17: PCN's Win, Lose or Draw (Feb/24/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Win, Lose or Draw," "Milk Commercial," " Pentagon Briefing," "Calhoun Tubbs on the Campaign Trail," "The Great Sperm Bank Robbery," and "Andrea Dice Clay on Love Connection."

Episode 18: Lil Magic's School Play (Mar/03/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "The Brothers Brothers: Tom and Tom at the Country Club," "Oprah P.S.A.," "End Zone Choreographer," "Lil Magic: The Government Cheese," and "Fire Marshal Bill: Classroom Safety."

Episode 19: Hour of Power: Tag Team Evangalists (Mar/17/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Velma II," "Cephus & Reesie: Last Request," "Do You Feel Lucky Promo," "The 595 Club," and "Vera DeMilo: Pretty Buffed Woman."

Episode 20: Super Fly (Mar/31/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "B.S. Brothers and Sisters," "Douche Commercial," "Lil Miss Trouble Runs Away," "The Superfly," and "Snackin' Shack: The New Waitress."

Episode 21: Anton At The Recruiter (Apr/14/1991)
Sketches
Best of episode of "In Living Color." Sketches include: "Anton Volunteers," "Fashion Tampons," "Spike's Joint," "I Won't Drift Away," "Ejector Bed," "The Head Detective," and "Men on Films II."

Episode 22: Arsenio Hall Of Justice (Apr/28/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Detective Head Goes Bowling," "Handi Man's Evil Twin," and "The Arsenio Hall of Justice." Close: Ice Cube and Public Enemy perform.

Episode 23: Compilations (May/05/1991)
Sketches
Best Of episode of "In Living Color." Sketches include: "Three Champs and a Little Lady," "Black Like You," "New Ambassador," "The Making of a Tracy Chapman Song," "Mo' Money with Whiz and Ice," and "Vanilla Ice: White, White Baby."

Episode 24: Homey The Sellout: Part 1 (May/12/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Lil Magic: The Audition," "Oprah's Restaurant," "Homey the Clown: Homey the Sellout," and "Men on Television."

Episode 25: Dickie Peterson: Cherub of Justice (Aug/11/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Dickie Peterson: Secret Service," "A New 911 Message Service," "Frenchie at the Opera," "Velma Sings," and "Visiting Day for Oswald."

Episode 26: Men On Vacation (Sep/01/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Amazing Grace - Rocky VI," "Vera De Milo: Veracosa, Mistress of Destruction," "Mudhead's Funeral," "Men On Vacation," and "Homey the Clown: When Homey Met Sally."

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Episode 1: Homey The Sellout: Part 2 (Sep/22/1991)
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Sketches include: " Pee Wee's Adult Adventure," "Crown Heights Story," "Misery II," "Homey D Clown Part 2," and "The Head Detective."

Episode 2: Men on Televison Part 2: What Happened To Blaine? (Sep/29/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Al Sharpton And Louis Farrakhan," "Men On Film, Part 2 Of 2," "Black And White," "Silence Of The Lambs II - Oswald Bates," and "Kung Fu Master '91."

Episode 3: Clarance Thomas's First Day (Oct/06/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Clarence Thomas," "Rocketeer," "Al Macafee," "Butt-Out Jeans," "Benita Butrell," and "Anton's Play."

Episode 4: Green Eggs and The Guvment Cheese (Oct/13/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Jesse Jackson Children's Books," "Hey Mon," "Funky Finger Productions," "Fire Marshall Bill," and "LL Cool J."

Episode 5: The Adventures of Handi-Boy (Oct/20/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Clarence Thomas," "Construction Guys," "Snack N Shack," "Cephus And Reese," "Lizzy's," "Handi Boy," and " Prison Cable Network."

Episode 6: Home Alone Again (Oct/27/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Minute Maiden," "Vera Demilo," "Coyote Ugly Escape Kit," "The Brothers Brothers," "Adopt A TV Child," "Home Alone Again," and "Ninja Home Security System."

Episode 7: The Jackson Bunch (Nov/03/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Environment Guy," "Ice Poe" "The Jackson Bunch," "D.A.R.E.," and "Sam And Samantha Kinison."

Episode 8: Late Night with Mike Tyson (Nov/10/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: " Paula Abdul," "Les & Wes," "Mike Tyson Show," "Stereotype Woman," and "Timbuk."

Episode 9: Krishnia Cop (Nov/17/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "David Duke," "Krishna Cop," "Bill Benson," "48 Hours, Again," "Oswald Bates," "Crystal Waters," and "Head Detective."

Episode 10: My Left Foot of Fury (Dec/01/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "My Left Foot Of Fury," "Wilt Chamberlain Wall," "Frenchie," "Skully," and "Men On Film."

Episode 11: Anton And The Reporter (Dec/08/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Jimmy Swaggart," "Anton And The Reporter," "Calhoun Tubbs," and "Benita Butrell."

Episode 12: Sidekick in Nam (Dec/15/1991)
Sketches
Skethces include: "HBO's Tired Comedy Night," "The Cosby Condom," "Lil Magic," "Testy Shields," "Wanda," and "Side Kick In Nam."

Episode 13: Santa Fire Marshall Bill (Dec/22/1991)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Equity Express Card," "Great Moments In Black History," "Fire Marshall Bill," "Tommy Wu," "Homey D Clown," and "Ebony Jet Essence Right On Showcase."

Episode 14: Micheal Jackson: Little Timmy's Not My Lover (Jan/12/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Michael Jackson," "Handi Man Part 1 Of 2," "Funky Finger Productions," and "Darnel Bond."

Episode 15: Grim Reaper (Jan/19/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Connie Chung - Me Want Maury," "Frenchie," "Star Trek VII," "Grim Reaper," and "Big Apple Airlines."

Episode 16: Live Super Bowl Show (Jan/26/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Homeboy Shopping Network," "Fire Marshall Bill," "Men On Football," and "Background Guy."

Episode 17: George Bush Meets Tommy Wu (Feb/02/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Head Detective," "George Bush," "Don Rickles," and "Cape Rear."

Episode 18: Hour of Power: Preachers On Trial (Feb/09/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Sally Struthers," "Hour Of Power Preachers On Trial," "Wanda," and "Rice Cube."

Episode 19: The Fist That Rocks The Cradle (Feb/16/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Elvis," "The Fist That Rocks The Cradle," "Men's Wilderness group meeting," "House Party 3 with Teddy Kennedy," and "Ghost 2 with Sammy Davis Jr."

Episode 20: Club Ozone (Feb/23/1992)
Sketches
Skethces include: "Richard Simmons," "Al Macafee," "Benita Butrell," "Men On Vacation," and "Club Ozone."

Episode 21: Anton And The Green Card (Mar/01/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Career Aid," "Lashawn," "Handi Man Part 2 of 2," and "Anton And Rita Get A Green Card."

Episode 22: Player's Club (Mar/15/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: " Players Club," "Homey D. Clown," "Snack N Shack," and "Environment Guy On Art."

Episode 23: The Last Man On Earth (Mar/29/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include "Testers Choice," "Men On Film," "100,000 Pyramid," and "The Last Man On Earth."

Episode 24: Anton Gets Rich (Apr/12/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Hammer," "Timbuk," "One Night Stand," "Anton," and "Rescue Whenever."

Episode 25: Blooper Special (Apr/26/1992)
Sketches
Bloopers from episodes from the last three seasons.

Episode 26: Cousin Elsee (May/03/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Crazy Polident," "Les And Wes," and "Cousin Elsee."

Episode 27: Michael Bolton (May/03/1992)
Sketches
Downtown Julie Brown (T'Keyah Crystal Keymah) hosts this music video special - a collection of music video parodies.

Episode 28: Silly Cone (May/10/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Crazy Tom's," "Benita Butrell," "Lashawn," "Fire Marshall Bill," and "Silly Cone."

Episode 29: Wanda On The Dating Game (May/17/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Oswald Bates," "Super Clyde: The World's first African American Daredevil," "The Head Detective," and "The Dating Game."

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Episode 1: Rodney King and Reginald Deny Speak Out (Sep/27/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: " Perot Apology," "Fire Marshal Bill," "Rodney King and Reginald Denny PSA," "Eddie Olmos: Clean Up My Yard," and "Benita Butrell."

Episode 2: Basic Instank (Oct/04/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Go On Girl," "Barbara and Hillary," "The Amazing Leron," "Snuff & Roam," and "Ugly Woman: Basic Instank II."

Episode 3: Mr. and Mrs. Brooks (Oct/11/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "MTV Political Coverage Cousin Elsee," "Woody Allen: Date the Children," and "Mr. & Mrs. Brooks."

Close featuring Gang Starr performs.

Episode 4: Black People Awards (Oct/18/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Vanessa Williams," "Jay Leno," "Lori Davis Beauty System," "Black People's Awards," and "George Hamilton Luggage."

Episode 5: Baby Lonnie (Oct/25/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Baby Got Snacks," "Baby Lonnie," "Super Bimbo," "Def Jam Comedy Hour,"
"Juicemania," and Close featuring Grand Puba."

Episode 6: Anton Returns (Nov/01/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Bill Clinton," "Head Detective," "Ice Poe," "Sue Goober," and "Anton at Comic Relief."

Episode 7: Homey and Son (Nov/08/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Mr. Ugly Man," "Snuf And Rome," "Homey D Clown Meets His Son," and "Dysfunctional Homeshow."

Episode 8: Handi-Man Returns (Nov/15/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include "Anonymous Express," "Handi Man," "Wanda," and "Loomis Simmons."

Episode 9: Men On Cooking (Nov/22/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: " Prince," "Men On Cooking," "Mr. And Mrs. Brooks," and "Candy Cane."

Episode 10: Gays in the Military (Dec/06/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Deon Warwick," "Madonna," "Wanda," "Gays In The Military," and "Lil' Magic."

Episode 11: Driving Miss Shott (Dec/13/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Driving Miss Shott," "Why?," "Benita Butrell," "Ice Poe," "Al Macafee," and "Cephus And Reese."

Episode 12: The Dysfunctional Home Christmas Show (Dec/20/1992)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Vera Demilo," "Why?," "Mr. and Mrs. Brooks," "Cousin Elsee," "The Dysfunctional Home Christmas Show," "The Bodyguard."

Episode 13: Capital Hillbillies (Jan/17/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Capital Hillbilies," "Ross Perot," "Tales From The Crib," "Amy Fisher," "Benita Butrell," and "You Bet You Life."

Episode 14: The Info Group (Jan/24/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include "Alive II," "Loomis Simmons," "The Info Group," "Cops - Stacy Koon," "Men on Fitness."

Episode 15: Forever Silky (Feb/07/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Oswald Bates," "Fire Marshall Bill," "Forever Silky," "Lashawn," and " P.S.A."

Episode 16: Dirty Little Dick (Feb/14/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Joe Jackson," "Thigh Master," "Geraldo," "Rodney Dangerfield," Mr. And Mrs. Brooks," "Calhoun Tubbs," and "Dirty Little Dick."

Episode 17: Passenger 227 (Feb/21/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Boyz 2 Wimps," "Wanda With En Vouge," " Passenger 227," "Background Guy," and "Dysfunctional Homeshow."

Episode 18: Duke and Cornbread Turner (Mar/07/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Weezies," "A Different Message," "Why?," "Super Dave," "Charles Bronson," and "Duke And Cornbread Turner."

Episode 19: Mr. Rogers (Mar/14/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: Reginald Denny," "Another Moment In Black History" "Al Sharpton," " P.S.A.," "Mr. Rogers," and "Black Bunkers."

Episode 20: Rodney King (Mar/21/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Rodney King and Reginald Denny PSA," "Why?," "Trail Mix-A-Lot," "Wanda meets Dracula," "Oswald Bates: Booked on Phonics," "Driving Miss Shott," "Lori Davis Beauty System," and "Ross Perot."

Episode 21: Black People Show (Apr/04/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include "Black Barbara Striesand," "Al Macafee," "Lashawn," "Black People Show," and "Stereotype Lady."

Episode 22: Stacy Koon's Police Acadamy (Apr/25/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: " P.S.A.: You Can't Dance," "Lonny Anderson," "Stacy Koon's Police Academy," " Proud Gay Guy," and "Snucky."

Episode 23: Undigable Hosts (May/02/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Undigable Hosts," "Loomis Simmons," "Carl The Tooth Williams," "MTV's Teen Court," and "Groom Room - James Brown."

Episode 24: Thelma and Louise Jefferson (May/09/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Straight Pride Parade," " P.S.A.," "Calhoun Tubbs," " Phone Lady," "Wanda," "Thelma And Louise Jefferson."

Episode 25: Bunny Clive (May/16/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Duke And Cornbread Turner," "Vera Demilo," "Snack N Shack," "Bunny Clive," and "Dysfunctional Home Show."

Episode 26: In Living Color's Feedback Line (May/23/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Joe Jackson," "In Living Color's Feedback Line," "Lashawn," "Carl The Tooth Williams," "Funky Finger Productions," and "Why?."

Episode 27: In Living Color Valentine's Show (May/23/1993)
Sketches
A show with the best Valentine's Day sketches from the past 3 seasons. Sketches include: "Cosby Condoms", "When Homey Met Sally," "Ejector Bed," "Black and White ," and "Wanda's Affair."

Episode 28: Best of Michael Jackson (May/30/1993)
Sketches
A Show involving the best Michael Jackson Sketches from the past 3 seasons. Latoya Jackson unveils Michael's new face. Sketches include: "Home Alone Again," Michael Jackson Potato Head," "Celebrity Family Feud with Ray Combs,".

Episode 29: Deep Sea Men (Jun/06/1993)
Sketches
This episode is a best of special featuring the funniest Blaine and Anton sketches from the Past 3 Seasons. Sketches include: "Deep Sea Men," "Men on Film," "Men On Film, Part 2 Of 2," and "Men on Film: Film Festival."

Episode 30: In Living Color's Night at the Movies (Jun/13/1993)
Sketches
This show is a compilation of the best movie parodies from the past 3 seasons. Sketches include: "Super Fly," "Elmuchaco Rocketeer," "My Left Foot of Fury," "Silence of the Lambs II: the Oswald file," " Passenger 227," and "Basic Instank."

Episode 31: Best of Commercial Parodies (Jun/20/1993)
Sketches
This episode is a compilation of the best commercial parodies from the past 3 seasons. Sketches include: " Player's Club," "Silly Cone," "Vera Demilo PSA," "Sally Struthers for Feed the Planet Foundation," "Test Shields," "Coyote Ugly Escape Kit," "George Hamilton Luggage Collection," "Amy Fisher Bang For Your Bucks," and "Juicemania."

Episode 32: Best Celebrity Impersonations (Jun/27/1993)
Sketches
Another Best of Show featuring celebrity Impersonations. Sketches include: "Elvis Sighting," "What if Bob Hope Were Black?," "Date the Children with Woody Allen," "Jay Leno interviews Sinead O' Connor," "You Bet Your Career." Show Close: Chris Rock and Garrett Morris.

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Episode 1: Ike Strikes Back (Sep/16/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Ike Strikes Back," "Wanda," "Sammy," "Seinfeld - Ace And Main Man," and "Russell Simmons Def Strawberry Jam."

Episode 2: The Dirty Dozens (Sep/23/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Michael Jackson," "The Dirty Dozens," "Revival Olympics," "Fire Marshall Bill," and "Ball Park Breast Implants."

Episode 3: Ike Turner an Hooch (Sep/30/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Ike Turner And Hooch," "Honey Mooners '93," "Snow," "Cheap Pete," and "Ace And Main Man."

Episode 4: Unpoetic Justice (Oct/07/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Unpoetic Justice," "Carl The Tooth Williams and his Mother," " Prison Cable Network: Mr. Cellblock Beauty Pageant," "Loomis Simmons: Let me Knock you Up!," "Denny's Commercial," and "Funky Finger Productions: New Hit Show."

Episode 5: The Irish Singer (Oct/14/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "L.A. Riot," "NBA Harasser," "Irish Singer," "Wanda hires a private investigator to find her baby's daddy," "Anorexic Sumo Wrestler," "Rhonda Hightower," and "Jodeci."

Episode 6: Droop! There It Is (Oct/21/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Droop! There It Is," "Black Andy Rooney," "Rush And Al's," "Background Guy meets Background Girl in the news room," "Ace And Main Man meet Marsha Warfield," and "Cheap Pete at the bar."

Episode 7: Circus of the Black Stars (Oct/28/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Wanda searches for father of her baby part 1," "Fire Marshall Bill visits a magic show," "Circus Of The Black Stars," "Carl The Tooth Williams," and "Magnifico."

Episode 8: Sam Kinison: Live From Hell (Nov/04/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include "Wanda tries to break in to the house of possible father for her baby," "AT&T Frequent Caller Plan," "Sam Kinison - Live From Hell," "Dr. Innapropriato," "The Dirty Dozens."

Episode 9: All Up In The Family (Nov/11/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Rush And Al's Can't We All Just Sweat Along," "All Up In The Family: Archie meets Gloria's Boyfriend," "The Guy Who Know Way Too Many Specials," "Wanda And Barry Bonds," "East Hollywood Squares."

Episode 10: Wile E Coyote on Trial (Nov/18/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Background Guy," "Wile E. Coyote in court," "Candy Cane," "Go On Girl," and "Honey Mooners '93: Ralph practices being hip for his African American Boss."

Episode 11: Umbilical Barry (Dec/02/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include "Sammy And Bill," "Carl The Tooth Williams," " Pavoroti," "Vera Demilo," "Black Menedez Brothers," "Lorena Bobbit," and "Umbilical Barry."

Episode 12: Mary Tyler Mo (Dec/16/1993)
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Sketches include "Mary Tyler Mo," "Loomis Simmons Custom Built Condoms," "Irish Singer visits the homeless," "Geraldo meets black children that have famous white fathers," and "Ace And Main Man meet Johnny Gill."

Episode 13: Wheel of Dozens (Dec/23/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Joe Jackson's Never Neverland Sale," "Wheel Of Dozens," "Mr. Armstrong," "Rhonda Hightower," and "Black Andy Rooney."

Episode 14: The Gangsta Group (Dec/30/1993)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Background Guy," "Gangsta Group," "Sister Act 3: This Ain't Kosher," "Duke And Cornbread Turner," and "The Guy Who Knows Way Too Many Specials."

Episode 15: East Hollywood Squares (Jan/27/1994)
Sketches
Sketches include "Marlee Matlin," "Cheap Pete," "AWF's Main Event," and "East Hollywood Squares."

Episode 16: Hemorrhoid Guy (Feb/03/1994)
Sketches
Sketches include Tonya Harding," "Wanda and her ugly girlfriend Judy trap men during a snowstorm," "Hemorrhoid Guy," "All Up In The Family: Archie meets Mr. Munson's girlfriend," "John Bobbit 6 Million Dollar Man."

Episode 17: The White League (Feb/10/1994)
Sketches
Sketches include: "The White League," "Funky Finger Productions," "Wanna Man," Ace And Main Man," "Tonya Harding," "Master Piece Theater."

Episode 18: Mrs. Ikefire (Feb/17/1994)
Sketches
Sketchs include: "Mrs Ikefire," "Dirty Dozens Home Game," "East Hollywood Squares," "Fire Marshall Bill," and "Background Guy at the Beach."

Episode 19: Dirty Dozens Tournament of Champions (Feb/24/1994)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Risky Business II," "Carl 'The Tooth' Williams," "Dirty Dozens Tournament Of Champions," and "San Fransisco."

Episode 20: Thugs (Mar/10/1994)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Dr Kervorkian's Book," "Thugs," " Proud Gay Man at a Burger Joint," "Sweet Tooth Jones," and "Great Moments In Black History: The First Def Comedy Jam."

Episode 21: Academy Awards (Mar/24/1994)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Loomis Simmons: Make him Jealous!," "66th Annual Academy Awards," "Duke And Cornbread Turner: Dog Auditions for Beethoven's Third," "Cheap Pete gets married," "Umbilical Barry on the subway," and "Hemorrhoid Guy."

Episode 22: The Scary Larry Show (Apr/07/1994)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Rush And Al's Greatest Hits," "Cheap Pete At The Carnival," "Loomis Simmons," "The Scary Larry Show," and "East Hollywood Squares."

Episode 23: Sweet Tooth Jones (Apr/28/1994)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Driving Down the Street," "Sweet Tooth Jones," "Ed Bacon: Guidance Counselor," and "Wanda meets Luther Vandross."

Episode 24: Candy Cane's Last Show (May/05/1994)
Sketches
Sketches include: Rap Masterpiece Theatre," "Candy Cane's Last Show," "Grandpa & Duke: A Time for Love," and "Family Dozens."

Episode 25: Infomercial Awards (May/12/1994)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Vista Commercial," "Wile E. Coyote's Mall Appearance," "Infomercial Awards," "All Up in the Family: Gay Barney," "Deronda and Pookie Play Party," and "B.S. Brothers: Gangsta Rappers."

Episode 26: The Champ (May/19/1994)
Sketches
Sketches include: "Background Guy at the Haunted House," "The Champ: Back to School," " Prison Cable Network: Lights Out with the Angel," and "Ace and Main Man meet Salt-n-Pepa."

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    Episode 11x01 - Into Fat Air [Season Premiere]
      

After reuniting with Ross Fishman, Lois insists the family have dinner with them despite Peter's protests.

After the Fishman's condescending attitude leaves the Griffins feeling second rate, they decide they are going to climb Mount Everest.  

    Episode 11x02 - Ratings Guy  
        

The Griffins are chosen to be a Nielsen family, however when Peter's enthusiasm gets the better of him, his changes to TV anger Quahog.  

    Episode 11x03 - The Old Man & the Big 'C'  
        

When Brian discovers Carter is dying of cancer, he soon discovers a much larger secret.

Meanwhile, Quagmire reveals a hair-raising secret of his own.  

    Episode 11x04 - Yug Ylimaf
        

When Brian uses Stewie's time machine to impress women he meets at bars, he accidentally causes time to run in reverse causing serious consequences for Stewie. So the two must work together to set things right before Stewie is “unborn.”   

    Episode 11x05 - Joe's Revenge
        

After 15 years, the man who shot Joe leaving him in a wheelchair gets caught but soon escapes leaving Joe to take the law into his own hands.

Meanwhile, the rest of the Griffins take a liking to Glenn's cat when they cat-sit while he's away.

    Episode 11x06 - Lois Comes Out of Her Shell
        

After Peter makes Lois feel bad about her age during a surprise birthday party. she decided she needs a younger lease on life.
Peter enjoys the new Lois but soon realizes he can't keep up with her lifestyle.

Meanwhile, Stewie adopts a turtle from the park but soon discovers it has a hidden agenda.  

    Episode 11x07 - Friends Without Benefits
        

Meg finally asks out the boy she's had a crush on, Kent, but after he reveals he's gay Meg decides she will have him regardless of the cost.

Meanwhile, Stewie think he has a secret admirer.  

    Episode 11x08 - Jesus, Mary & Joseph
        

It's Christmas time again & Peter tells his own version of the Nativity.   

    Episode 11x09 - Space Cadet
        

To boost Chris’ self-esteem, Peter and Lois send him to space camp. When camp ends and the Griffins come to pick Chris up, they accidentally are launched into outer space, and it’s up to Chris to land the clan safely back on earth   

    Episode 11x10 - Brian's Play
        

Brian writes a play that’s a hit in Quahog, but his confidence is shaken when he reads a play Stewie wrote that’s much better than his. Soon, Stewie’s work is Broadway-bound, causing a rift between the two

    Episode 11x11 - The Giggity Wife
        

When Peter, Quagmire and Joe visit the Harvard University campus, Quagmire accidentally marries a prostitute. In order to get out of his marriage, Quagmire pretends to be lovers with Peter.

    Episode 11x12 - Valentine's Day in Quahog  
        

Love is in the air on Valentine’s Day. Meg dates a guy from the internet, Stewie uses his time machine and falls for a girl in the ‘60s and Peter and Lois decide to stay in bed all day.

Meanwhile, Brian’s ex-girlfriends pay him a visit and Quagmire gets in touch with his feminine side.

    Episode 11x13 - Chris Cross
        

To buy new sneakers, Chris steals money from Lois' purse. When Meg catches him in the act, she forces him to do all of her chores in exchange for keeping mum.
But Chris finally tires of the pact, and runs away to live with Herbert.

Meanwhile, Stewie and Brian become obsessed with singer Anne Murray (guest-voicing as herself), and visit her to find out the true meaning of “Snowbird”  

    Episode 11x14 - Call Girl
        

When the Griffins find themselves in a financial bind, Lois is forced to find a job of her own. She gets discovered by a "voiceover" talent agent named Randy, who actually runs an adult-only phone line and pays his employees generously.
As Lois settles into her new gig, she hears Peter's voice on the other end of the line.  

    Episode 11x15 - Turban Cowboy
        

When Peter, Quagmire and Joe need a jolt in their mundane lives, they decide to go skydiving. But after an unfortunate accident, Peter ends up in the hospital, where he befriends Mahmoud (guest voice Omid Abtahi), who convinces Peter to convert to Islam.
Quagmire and Joe are suspicious of Mahmoud’s intentions and try to stop the friendship from progressing   

    Episode 11x16 - 12 and a Half Angry Men
        

A bloody murder occurs at Mayor West’s mansion, and he is the prime suspect. The mayor is put on trial, and it is up to the citizens of Quahog to determine if he is guilty or not.   

    Episode 11x17 - Bigfat
        

When Peter, Quagmire and Joe fly on a private plane to Canada, they crash in the middle of the wilderness, far from civilization.
Peter is chosen to find help, but ends up going missing for two months, only to be found as a feral creature with no ability to communicate intelligently. The Griffins must find a way to bring back Peter to his old self.   

    Episode 11x18 - Total Recall
        

After discovering Lois had sent Rupert back due to a product recall, Stewie sets out to rescue him.

Meanwhile, while Peter is sick in bed Lois fills in during a bowling tournament & befriends Quagmire & Joe which causes Peter to become jealous of the time they're spending together without him.  

    Episode 11x19 - Save the Clam
        

When the owner of the Clam is killed, the bar closes and Peter, Quagmire and Joe must find a way to save their beloved watering hole.

Meanwhile, Meg gets an after-school job at a funeral home.

    Episode 11x20 - Farmer Guy
        

When a heightened crime rate strikes the Griffin house with a break in, Peter moves the family to a farm.

Struggling financially, they discover a meth lab in their basement, they decide there's only one way to save the farm.

    Episode 11x21 - Roads to Vegas
        

When Brian wins tickets to a Céline Dion concert he invites Stewie to come along.
After Stewie suggests they take his new experimental transporter, it malfunctions creating an alternate pair of Stewie & Brian leading to one pair having a great trip and the other having a bad.

    Episode 11x22 - No Country Club For Old Men [Season Finale]
        

When Chris make the acquaintance of the daughter of the owner of the Barrington Country Club, the Griffins are introduced to the new club lifestyle much to the chagrin of Carter.

Carter eventually gets kicked out of Barrington and Peter agrees to help him get back in.

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I can do the following episode guides

10 O Clock Live Season 3 done
The Sarah Jane Adventures Season 5 done
The Game Season 4 & 5 done

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Sure.

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Episode 1:
David Mitchell, Charlie Brooker, Lauren Laverne and Jimmy Carr reunite to shine an uncomfortably bright light on the week's events and give an alternative take on the news.

Guests include Theo Paphitis, Owen Jones and Katie Hopkins who join the team to debate and question what's happening in the world around us.

A vibrant mix of topical comedy, satire and round-table discussions broadcast live each week.

Episode 2:
Guests on the show include Angelos Epithemiou with his own Party Political Broadcast, while Janet Street Porter, Peter Stringfellow and Shiv Malik, co-author of Jilted Generation, join David Mitchell's debate.

Charlie Brooker, Lauren Laverne, David Mitchell and Jimmy Carr shine an uncomfortably bright light on the week's events and give an alternative take on the news in this live vibrant mix of topical comedy and satire.

Episode 3:
Guests George Galloway and John Sergeant join David Mitchell, Charlie Brooker, Lauren Laverne and Jimmy Carr to help give an alternative take on this week's news.

Led by the presenting team's collective talents as comics, performers and commentators, the series delivers a witty, fresh and intelligent take on the news, current issues and events.

The show is broadcast live each week, reacting to events as they happen in real time.

Episode 4:
Guests include German comedian Henning Wehn who discusses what Europeans think of us Brits, while Ken Livingstone and Toby Young join in David's debate about leadership.

Led by David Mitchell, Charlie Brooker, Lauren Laverne and Jimmy Carr's collective talents as comics, performers and commentators, the series delivers a witty and intelligent alternative take on this week's news and current events.

The show is broadcast live each week, reacting to events as they happen in real time.

Episode 5:
Guests on tonight's satirical current affairs show include Amy Lame, Milo Yiannopoulos and Ivan Massow.

Led by David Mitchell, Charlie Brooker, Lauren Laverne and Jimmy Carr's collective talents as comics, performers and commentators, the series delivers a witty and intelligent alternative take on this week's news and current events.

The show is broadcast live each week, reacting to events as they happen in real time.

Episode 6:
Guests on tonight's satirical current affairs show include Christine Hamilton, Laurie Penny and Angela Epstein.

Led by David Mitchell, Charlie Brooker, Lauren Laverne and Jimmy Carr's collective talents as comics, performers and commentators, the series delivers a witty and intelligent alternative take on this week's news and current events.

The show is broadcast live each week, reacting to events as they happen in real time.

Episode 7:
David Mitchell, Charlie Brooker, Lauren Laverne and Jimmy Carr preside over a vibrant mix of topical comedy, satire and round-table discussions, joined by studio guests to debate and question what's happening in the world around us.

Episode 8:
David Mitchell, Charlie Brooker, Lauren Laverne and Jimmy Carr preside over a vibrant mix of topical comedy, satire and round-table discussions, joined by studio guests to debate and question what's happening in the world around us.

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1. Sky (1)
Sarah Jane discovers an abandoned baby girl on her doorstep and attempts to find out who left her there. At a local nuclear power station, a beautiful woman appears out of nowhere and uses alien powers to take control of the place.

2. Sky (2)
Sky has undergone atransformation and in the process has triggered a countdown that nobody is able to stop. Sarah Jane and Sky end up being trapped between the alien war fought by Metalkind and Fleshkind. Clyde and Rani attempt to prevent biggest bang the world has ever seen.

3. The Curse of Clyde Langer (1)
After some very unusual weather hits Bannerman Road, Sarah Jane investigates why. Fish are falling from the skies, and Sarah Jane's investigation ends up leading the team to the Museum of Culture. After Clyde acts the fool a little to much, his friends end up turning against him, and he is banished from their lives.

4. The Curse of Clyde Langer (2)
Clyde finds himself abandoned on the streets of London, living rough with no food to eat. Somebody ends up reaching out to him, but as they become friends, he's warned about the legendary Night Dragon.

5. The Man Who Never Was (1)
Joseph Serf has started his new SerfBoard, which is a must-have computer that no one can resist owning. Sarah Jane, Luke and Sky attempt to find out what's so compelling about Serf and his business.Clyde and Rani dismantle a SerfBoard, believing that alien technology could be behind it.

6. The Man Who Never Was (2)
The truth about Joseph Serf's company is out, after it is revealed that alien Light Sculptors are being kept as slaves beneath his office building. Luke and Sky attempt to come up with a way to free them and get them home safely. Sarah Jane needs Clyde and Rani to come and help her.

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1. Parachutes
In the Season 4 premiere, Melanie tries to wedge herself between Derwin and his son; Jason takes a guest-correspondent gig; and Kelly stars in a reality show. Tasha and Dante's relationship suffers.

2. Beach Chairs
In the Season 4 premiere, Melanie tries to wedge herself between Derwin and his son; Jason takes a guest-correspondent gig; and Kelly stars in a reality show. Tasha and Dante's relationship suffers.

3. The Confession Episode
Melanie decides to tell Derwin the truth about the mistake in the paternity test. Meanwhile, Jason attacks the Sabers.

4. The Wing King
Melanie hosts a charity event, Malik gets in trouble and Tee Tee decides he ain't taking any more orders from Malik.

5. It Was All Good Just a Week Ago
Malik goes through a hard times after his arrest and Derwin puts his career before friendship.

6. Men in Crisis
Derwin puts his relationship at risk for the sake of spending time with his son and Tasha has money/love problems with Dante.

7. Didn't You Know Who I Was?
Malik doesn't like being in rehab, so he gets out and Kelly tries to fit in with the Sunbeams by all means. Meanwhile Tasha lies to Dante, so she can go and meet Rick Fox.

8. You Say Goodbye, I Say Hello
Kelly is trying to save her show and ends up saving herself in the process and Malik's finally starting to show some improvement from rehab.

9. A Very Special Episode
Melanie gets jealous with all the groupies and fanmail Derwin is been getting, so she tries to spice things up in the bedroom for him. Meanwhile, Malik's happiness may be shattered a little too soon.

10. Whip It, Whip It Good
Melanie gets a visit from her parents and Jason leaves Britt in Tasha's care.

11. Never Surrender
Malik tries to get Parker off his back and Tasha lies to everyone about her break-up with Dante.

12. Death Becomes Her
Malik experiences depression over losing Jenna and faces the consequences of his relationship with Parker: his position on the team is in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Derwin and Melanie work on getting pregnant and Tasha meets a terminally ill man who changes her outlook on life.

13. The Right to Choose
Tasha goes back to managing Malik, making Derwin upset; having her choose between the two of them. Meanwhile, Malik is replaced by a new quarterback in the Sabers and Tasha runs into Bo and finds the truth about his illness. Melanie and Derwin visit a fertility clinic.

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1. Skeletons
In the fifth season premiere, after Derwin's accusations of abortion, Melanie reveals a dark secret from her past; Malik and Tasha take care of a relapsed Jenna and Jason meets a feisty new bartender.

2. The Truth Pact
In the second half of the fifth season opener, Tasha corners Malik about his relationship with Jenna while a wild night with a bartender comes back to haunt Jason.

3. No Money, Mo Problems
Melanie feels like something is missing in her life after Derwin goes back to Irv as his manager. Tasha brings a lawsuit against Derwin for money she feels like she deserves. Malik runs into money trouble which leads to a reevaluation of his life.

4. The Black People Episode
Melanie and Tasha fight at a fashion show; Jason starts to acknowledge everyday racism after a dinner with Chardonnay and her friends and Derwin tries to befriend Kwan.

5. Grand Opening, Grand Closing
Chardonnay isn't interested when Jason suggests they start dating after their annulment; Melanie and Derwin continue trying for a baby.

6. Drink, Pray, Love
Melanie and Tasha face each other at Drop Bar; Financial troubles take a toll on Malik when he has to sell his mansion

7. The Tricks Episode
When a YouTube video of Malik and Derwin doing football tricks goes viral, the guys ride the wave hoping it takes Malik off the bench and back onto the field. Meanwhile, Melanie realizes that she misses Tasha in her life but Tasha wants nothing to do with her.

8. Matchmaker, Matchmaker...Mind Your Business!
Melanie attempts to create a friendship with Janay. Tasha starts a new relationship, unaware of her new man's occupation.

9. Keep Your Friends Close and Your Prostitute Closer
Jealousy rises to the surface when Derwin finds out about Janay's engagement; Melanie and Janay have a misunderstanding.

10. Catfight on the Catwalk
Melanie's fashion show takes a turn for the worst when she gets locked inside a bathroom... with Tasha. Malik has trouble getting aroused during a threesome which leads to the realization that he needs closure.

11. A Punch in the Gut...Full of Human
Derwin and Melanie try to keep themselves preoccupied when they receive troubling news at the fertility clinic; Chardonnay looks to Tasha for relationship advice.

12. Higher Ground
While Derwin's poker night turns into a raging bash, Melanie asks Tasha to be her surrogate.

13. There's No Place Like Home
Melanie and Derwin have an unexpected, unwelcome house guest.

14. Derwin's About to go H.A.M
Derwin suffers from guilt when he admits to Melanie that he intentionally missed a block which in return, injured Kwan.

15. Party in a Box
Chardonnay takes it upon herself to invite Jason's friends over for a party which leads to Jason's co-anchor finding out some startling news; Derwin and Kwan fight on the air over Kwan's injury.

16. Fits and Starts
Tasha and Pookie consider a relationship in which Malik disapproves of; Melanie and Derwin prepare to take D.J. camping when Janay shares some surprising news.

17. A Woman's Right to Choose Herself
Tasha deals with being Melanie's surrogate while Jason helps Chardonnay financially when she's spotted waiting at a bus stop.

18. Breakthrough, Breakdown? Break- Through.
Malik struggles with ghosts from his past; Melanie does some thought provoking soul searching.

19. Let Them Eat (Cup) Cake!
Melanie's interview; Tasha joins the cupcake club to renew her celibacy.

20. Cold Swine Sucks...And So Does Falling in Love
Tasha's discovers a text message; Derwin pushes Irv.

21. Move Trick, Get Out The Way
Melanie and Derwin butt heads during the Sabres championship game week while Malik gets in a heated dispute when picking Jenna up from rehab. Also, Jason makes a decision about Chardonnay and his relationship with her; Pookie offers Tasha help.

22. The Championship Game Episode
In the season finale, Derwin and Melanie finally come to a resolution of the problems in their relationship; Malik faces the harsh reality of his relationship with Jenna; Chardonnay fights for Jason.

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1. Happy F**king Birthday
It's the day before Jackie's birthday.

2. Luck of the Drawing
Jackie and Kevin are at a stalemate in their divorce mediation because Kevin wants full custody. A patient from the bus crash is back after she contracted sepsis while at All Saints. Coop is angry that he isn't named Chief of the ER and wants to quit but Jackie tells him he'll get respect if he mans up. Jackie, overwhelmed by the day, vents to the only person who will understand - Charlie Cruz.

3. Smile
After their custody meeting, Jackie rear-ends Kevin and wakes up as a patient in her own ER. Kevin accuses her of using. Coop begins covering for Carrie and taking on a lot more work. When Carrie checks on Jackie, she writes her a prescription for Oxy, unaware she's an addict. The most unlikely person asks Jackie out on a date.

4. Lost Girls
A heavily medicated Jane Doe is brought into the ER and Jackie tasks Zoey with finding out who she is. Coop invites Carrie to dinner. Jackie faces conflict with both her daughters - Fiona has been acting out in class while Grace sneaks around the city with her older boyfriend.

5. Good Thing
Jackie is nervous about her date with Frank, so Zoey and Thor help her get ready and Eddie offers some friendly pointers. Prentiss misdiagnoses an injured dancer, but Akalitus and Coop catch his mistake before the patient leaves. Mike Cruz calls Jackie in a moment of need.

6. Walk of Shame
Jackie and Grace both have to recover from their nights of indiscretion. Carrie uses flashcards to strengthen her skills but then cons Coop into doing more of her work anyway. Cruz arrives for his exit interview, putting everyone on edge. Jackie tries to tell Cruz what they did was a mistake, but he won¿t hear any of it.

7. Teachable Moments
Akalitus forgets to hire an escort for a psych patient who ends up laying waste to the pharmacy. Frank cancels his lunch date with Jackie because he picked up an extra shift. Zoey hears Coop and Carrie having sex. Jackie worries about Frank when news that a cop has been shot reaches the hospital.

8. Forget It
Kevin interrupts Jackie and Frank's night. Akalitus' blood results are in and her memory loss is a result of a medication she's been taking. Zoey helps Prentiss organize his disaster of an office. Meanwhile, Jackie is convinced that Grace is sneaking behind her back to see Danny, but Grace assures her they broke up. Frank urges Jackie to work on her issues - so she attends an AA meeting.

9. Heart
Jackie and Frank have sex. Kevin finds a bag of pills in Grace's bag.

10. Soul
Season 5 finale. Jackie celebrates one year of sobriety.

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Da Vinci's Demons Premiered on Starz on April 12, 2013

About the Show:
In a world where thought and faith are controlled, one man fights to set knowledge free.

The secret history of Leonardo Da Vinci's tantalizing life reveals a portrait of a young man tortured by a gift of superhuman genius. He is a heretic intent on exposing the lies of religion. An insurgent seeking to subvert an elitist society. A bastard son who yearns for legitimacy with his father.

He finds himself in the midst of a storm that has been brewing for centuries. A conflict between truth and lies, religion and reason, past and future. His aspirations are used against him by the opposing forces of the time—luring him into a game of seduction where those who despise his intellect need him most.

Leonardo must take up the fight against foes who use history to suppress the truth. A hero armed only with genius,
Da Vinci stands alone against the darkness within, and the darkness without.

Facing an uncertain future, his quest for knowledge nearly becomes his undoing as he explores the fringes of his own sanity. Da Vinci throws himself into his genius and emerges as an unstoppable force that lifts an entire era out of darkness and propels it into light.

His story becomes a mirror into our own world, calling us all to join his fight to Free the Future.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Tom Riley	Leonardo da Vinci
Laura Haddock	Lucrezia Donati
Blake Ritson	Count Riario
Elliot Cowan	Lorenzo Medici
Lara Pulver	Clarice Orsini
Gregg Chillin	Zoroaster
Hera Hilmar	Vanessa
Eros Vlahos	Nico
James Faulkner	Pope Sixtus IV
Tom Bateman	Giuliano Medici
Alexander Siddig	Al-Rahim
David Schofield	Piero da Vinci
Michael Elwyn	Gentile Becchi
Allan Corduner	Verrochio
Michael Culkin	Jacopo Pazzi
Nick Dunning	Lupo Mercuri
Elliot Levey	Francesco Pazzi

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Episode 1: The Hanged Man (Apr/12/2013)
A chronicle of the life of Leonardo da Vinci begins with the Italian artist-inventor in his mid-20s, when he is commissioned by the Medicis to create an Easter spectacle in Florence. Later, he's hired to build war machines, and meets a mysterious Turk.

Episode 2: The Serpent (Apr/19/2013)
Leonardo continues his quest for the Book of Leaves. The Pope’s nephew arrives and meets his spy. Leonardo’s war designs fail, causing a rift with the Medicis. The Pope learns of Leonardo’s prowess.

Episode 3: The Prisoner (Apr/26/2013)
Riario engages the Pope and a mysterious prisoner in a discussion concerning the count's defeat, while Leonardo searches for a rational explanation when an outbreak of demonic possession occurs at a convent, and the blame is placed on the Medicis.

Episode 4: The Magician (May/03/2013)
Bechhi is accused of spying for Rome and arrested; Leonardo unveils his latest weapon when the armies of Rome and Florence square off. Later, at a party in his honor, Leonardo is arrested and charged with sodomy.

Episode 5: The Tower (May/10/2013)
Lorenzo demands that Leonardo's estranged father defend his son in court. Later, Leonardo surprises a corrupt judge during a performance for visiting royals, and is surprised himself when the Turk makes an appearance at the workshop.

Episode 6: The Devil (May/17/2013)
The Turk's clue about the Book of Leaves leads Leonardo to Wallachia and an encounter with Vlad Dracula, while Lorenzo and Piero have a meeting with the Duke of Urbino. Later, the spy search intensifies.

Episode 7: The Hierophant (May/31/2013)
Leonardo constructs a suit for underwater transportation and takes to the sewers to enter the Vatican, where he meets the pope and a mysterious prisoner. Meanwhile, Giuliano reveals the identity of spy in Rome.

Episode 8: The Lovers (Jun/07/2013)
The Pazzis set in motion a plan to murder Lorenzo and Giuliano on Easter Sunday, while the Turk tells Leonardo the location of the Book of Leaves. Later, Lucrezia serves up a startling revelation as Leonardo steps in to save the Medicis.

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Episode 1: The Face of Death
Pope Alexander fights for his life; the cardinals fight for control of the papacy; Cesare and Micheletto track the assassin; Della Rovere prepares to make his move.

Episode 2: The Purge
Pope Alexander tasks Cardinal Sforza with initiating an inquisition among the Cardinals who were politicking against him. With the evidence he needs, Alexander dismisses and banishes all the Cardinals he does not trust. Meanwhile, Catherina Sforza orders Rufio to seek support from the mercenary warlords of the Romagna families. Lucrezia is annoyed with her in-laws to be and her situation is complicated further as she realizes her feelings for Cesare are becoming something more than sisterly.

Episode 3: Siblings
As the purged Cardinals are dismissed and stripped of their titles and wealth, one of them angrily sets the Vatican treasury ablaze. Incensed by the new King Ferdinand's arrogant refusal to accept Giovanni as Lucrezia's child, Cesare travels to Naples to fix the problem. After Lucrezia and Alfonso's wedding, Alfonso realizes that the political sands are shifting - and not in his favor. Upset, he abandons Lucrezia alone on their wedding night, driving her into the arms of someone else.

Episode 4: The Banquet Of Chestnuts
Newly appointed Cardinal Farnese is placed in the Treasury and quickly discovers Versucci's theft. Micheletto is sent to find the wayward Cardinal. Meanwhile, upon hearing of Venice's request for help, Alexander, seeing this as an opportunity to replenish the coffers, dramatically calls for a Crusade. The Cardinals participate in the "banquet of chestnuts". Elsewhere, King Ferdinand learns that Lucrezia and Alfonso's marriage has not been consummated.

Episode 5: The Wolf and the Lamb
Cesare's diplomatic mission to France is a success, with the help of his old advisor Machiavelli. Back in Rome, the seductive and dangerously insane Bianca makes a drastic statement. Lucrezia travels to Naples accompanied by her husband and Micheletto. King Ferdinand remains steadfast in his determination that little Giovanni will not be recognized at court. Upon learning this, Lucrezia plots against him.

Episode 6: Relics
When Cesare lands in northern Italy with a French army, Alexander is furious at what he sees as a challenge to his authority, but reluctantly accedes to Cesare's plan to destroy the Sforza dynasty. Catherina, meanwhile, has come up with a plot of her own: biological warfare. Concerned about the lack of funds for his Crusade, Alexander imposes punitive taxes on the newly arrived Jewish community.

Episode 7: Lucrezia's Gambit
Cesare burns Constanzo's palace in order to contain the plague. Lucrezia, aware that the political wind has changed towards France, seeks a Neapolitan power base for herself and her family. Lucrezia blackmails Prince Raphael and Prince Frederigo replaces Ferdinand as King.

Episode 8: Tears of Blood
Pilgrims are flooding to Rome for the Jubilee year celebration, but Catherina Sforza has a plan to ruin Alexander's lucrative festival. Meanwhile, Lucrezia senses a change in newly crowned Frederigo and realizes that she is under constant watch from the royal guard. A plot to deceive the Borgia family is uncovered by Lucrezia, Cesare and Micheletto.

Episode 9: The Gunpowder Plot
Cesare and Lucrezia are reunited but Alfonso begins to suspect them.

Episode 10: The Prince
Season 3 finale. Cesare vows that Lucrezia will now be his for good.

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I can do both for

Save Me done
Vice done
The Goodwin Games done
Family Tree done
Family Tools done

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Save Me
Graceland
Family Tools
The Goodwin Games
Frankie
Family Tree
XIII: The Series
The Inbetweeners