TV Guide ASPiRE Tuesday

A woman tries to make a connection with her birth mom after the death of her dad, but discovers that her stubborn mother is not going to make it easy.

A celebration of girlhood, including friendships and school.

Chicken is on the menu as Yo-Yo prepares bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs seasoned with curry and coconut milk, which she serves with wild rice.

To prove that small bites can be full of flavor, Yo-Yo prepares portobello mushrooms, BLT skewers with scallops and pesto, and a blood orange margarita.

Yo-Yo shares some simple and delicious recipes from her kitchen, including penne pasta served with spicy Italian sausage and a garlic tomato sauce.

Host YoYo prepares a selection of delicious dishes for ladies night, including lobster rolls with plenty of meat, pan-seared salmon and broccolini.

A man and his friend's sister began to develop feelings for each other on a trip, but when they return home she finds herself at odds with an ex-girlfriend.

A successful advice columnist has known her best friend ever since they were children and knows all of his secrets, including that he doesn't love his fiance.

Tony and Lisa decide that there will be no more lying in their house, which leads to arguments based on the unimportant white lies they tell each other.

Lisa is upset when she discovers that her sister Lori has started to go out on dates with one of her ex-boyfriends.

Tony feels like his family is no longer as close as they used to be, so he forbids any technology in their home so they can have more time together.

Tony and Lisa discover that there is a slight chance they may be pregnant again, and would have to prepare for a surprise third child.

Tony starts spending most of his free time at a local barber shop, while Lori weighs the pros and cons of getting pregnant and having a baby.

Bernie turns to Carl Reiner for help in locating a special diamond for Wanda's birthday; Jordan uses his newfound poker skills to fleece the popular kids.

Wanda convinces Vanessa to join a hallowed organization that is specially designed to cultivate social skills in African-American youths.

Wanda and Bernie are appalled to discover Vanessa's new 18-year-old boyfriend has already fathered a child in a previous relationship.

Bernie launches a decency campaign after watching a provocative dance routine performed by the drill team at Vanessa's school.

Bernie has to defend his child-rearing skills after the parents of a girl who broke her wrist at Bryana's birthday party sues him for negligence.

Warrington buys Regina an expensive luxury car for their one-month anniversary, but he becomes irritated when she does not seem to want to drive it.

Regina puts a lot of pressure on and makes her partner Cedric work hard so she can become successful in her quest to win the school's dance contest.

Steve agrees to date Regina's recently dumped friend; Lovita helps Cedric with his taxes; Romeo teaches his "Mack-a-nomics" class to guys.

When Steve's father shows up with a young new fiancée, Steve believes that she is plotting to kill the old man to take advantage of his insurance policy.

Trouble arises when individuals are pushed past their limit.

Individuals realize the importance of speaking up at the right moment.

People navigate the challenges of growing up.

Individuals learn important lessons in loving and accepting themselves.

When a once popular school is under threat of being closed a divided community comes together in an effort to raise the funding and support to keep it open.