TV Guide ASPiRE

Important moments and relationships slip away even as characters try to hang on tight.

Dedrick helps plan a 60s-themed party outfit for a client's 60th birthday bash; Justin helps a client improve her master bedroom and bathroom.

Justin and Darnell use a sourcing day to examine fabrics and staple furniture pieces for Nicole's master bedroom and bathroom; Dedrick discusses staple pieces.

Families deal with complex relationships that are both loving and challenging.

The host proves that bland salmon is a thing of the past by transforming the classic dish into a full-flavored meal alongside kale salad and homemade dressing.

The host shares cooking tips and tricks while frying up Cajun-seasoned buttermilk chicken.

Chef Shular reveals tips and tricks on how to enjoy favorite snacks meat-free by preparing carrot dogs, hummus pizza and fried buffalo cauliflower.

Chef Shular prepares chicken and baby kale soup from scratch along with sweet potato dumplings.

A newly unemployed professional football player starts taking his daughter to soccer classes and renews his relationship with her through their shared hobby.

A couple has a seemingly perfect marriage with one exception; the wife does not trust her husband and spends all her time trying to catch him in the act.

Michael and Jay forget their usual admonishments when leaving Claire home alone for the evening, so she jumps at the chance to throw a party.

Michael stubbornly refuses to admit his piano skills have diminished; Franklin balks at the notion Aretha is a better singer than Kady.

Bernie's attempt to socialize at an office party, after having spent most of his time with the kids, embarrasses Wanda and ends up offending her boss.

Wanda finds a box filled with things from Bernie's past; one of Vanessa's friends is the subject of Jordan's attention and he hopes to woo her with magic.

When Bernie discovers that the other parents help their children with school assignments, he decides to throw himself into helping Vanessa with her election.

Before Bernie can take a highly anticipated trip to Las Vegas he has to take all the kids to the movie theater, but his plans don't go smoothly.

Steve masquerades as a single father in order to impress a woman and pays Romeo to act as his son; Bullethead falls for a girl at a Catholic school.

Steve's friends must intervene to save his dignity while he is busy chasing after a woman; electric shock actually helps Bullethead.

While away on a conference, Regina puts Steve in charge of the school; meanwhile, Cedric and Lovita quarrel over plans for the wedding.

Regina enlists Steve and Cedric to participate in a bachelor auction for charity, while Romeo and Bullethead get the chance to read the morning announcements.

New Year's Eve plans fail for both Steve and Regina, while Cedric fears Y2K problems; Romeo realizes that he was asked to a party under false pretenses.

Regina hosts Lovita's bridal shower and intends to keep it sophisticated, while Steve and Cedric fail at having a wild bachelor party and consider streaking.

Parents organize a special party with the goal of ensuring that their 30-year-old son finally settles down with a suitable romantic partner.

A wedding planner is challenged to organize her biggest Christmas wedding yet, but she is shocked to discover the bride's manager is her first love.

Hip-hop icon Roxanne Shante spends time with Yo-Yo as they discuss some of their memories together and cook shrimp and grits.

Yo-Yo prepares for a special dinner party by setting out a tender oyster-glazed ribeye steak, creamy mashed potatoes and a baby arugula salad.