TV Guide Fuse Wednesday

Otto believes that he is cursed for stealing a girl from a friend; Malcolm helps a woman get her father's ashes back; Dewey's new friend seeks protection.

When college students realize they have no money to take them out of debt, the decide to do late-night work for "easy money" to help them with their studies.

When college students realize they have no money to take them out of debt, the decide to do late-night work for "easy money" to help them with their studies.

A stripper comes to the clinic to get a sexual health checkup while a girl who just became bisexual looks for advice on pleasuring a woman.

Kuki single-handedly plans a surprise party for Sarab's 65th birthday.

Devon and Crystal decide to voice their concerns about Freedia's gospel album; Tootie wants to be a travel agent; Crystal shares a personal story with Tootie.

The team is off to advance their business ventures and perform at the star-studded Truth Awards, but the drama ends up following them to Los Angeles.

Malcolm starts working for Lois at the drugstore loading dock and finds out that she smokes; Dewey runs away to the ranch to be with Francis.

Hal and the boys' scheme to earn some extra holiday cash by selling Christmas trees draws the ire of local clergymen who demand them to stop.

Malcolm unknowingly assists a robbery; Hal and Lois enter a kielbasa-eating contest; Reese and Dewey offer Reese's former victims a chance for revenge.

Malcolm contacts the American Civil Liberties Union after the school prohibits him from printing a fellow student's article due to its mature content.

Otto believes that he is cursed for stealing a girl from a friend; Malcolm helps a woman get her father's ashes back; Dewey's new friend seeks protection.

Malcolm gets his tongue pierced and has to hide it from Lois for a month, but complications arise when the piercing gets infected.

While trying to create a new spell to help with slaying, Willow is distracted by an argument with Anya and accidentally releases a troll from a mystical prison.

Buffy finally tells her friends about Dawn being the Key and they start acting weird around Dawn, which leads to her seeking answers.

Dawn is spending a lot of time around Spike and is surmised that she has a crush on him, which Dawn shoots down saying that Spike has a crush on Buffy.

Buffy and her allies struggle to determine the mysterious source of a young woman's amazing strength; Spike continues his relentless pursuit of Buffy.

Buffy is devastated when she arrives home and finds her mother dead; the rest of the gang try their best to pull themselves out of their own grief.

Refusing to accept that her mother's death is the end, Dawn becomes obsessed with using magic to bring her back; Buffy receives some much-needed comfort.

Jr. tries to hide his failing test grade from his parents by turning it into an A, but his efforts end up getting him blackmailed by Claire.

Jr. needs help with his mathematics skills, but Michael makes a mistake by hiring an attractive tutor for him; Jay worries about Claire.

Michael invites the school bully and his family over to work out his problem with Jr., but the problems only mount for the boy when Claire beats up his nemesis.

Jay asks Michael to spend less time watching TV and more time with the family, but they both soon learn that their biggest problem is communication.

Malcolm lets Lois talk him into playing softball, but finds that he's terrible at it; Hall accidentally applies for a job with the CIA; toilet seat record set.

Lois' younger sister comes to visit, bringing expensive gifts for the boys, but an old rivalry may keep her from accepting her sister's kidney.

A trucking-company executive and his loving wife reside in small-town Connecticut, where they desire nothing more than to provide for their children.

Francis is dismayed when Hal and Lois allow Reese to move out of the house and into an apartment; a football star takes advantage of Malcolm's tutoring.

Malcolm visits a co-ed dorm room but is accompanied by Lois; Reese pretends to be a drug dealer to get the attention of an attractive "narc."

Hal and Lois each set a different friend up with Jamie's baby-sitter and force her to decide between the two suitors without offending her employers.

A couple shopping for their wedding rings find themselves in the middle of a botched jewel heist, and being hunted by hit-men trying to tie up loose ends.

After an LAPD detective gets suspended pending an internal investigation, he finds himself working for two warring crime syndicates.

Host Reggie Yates spends a week in South Africa's largest white squatter camp and starts wondering if white South Africans are being discriminated.

The second location's grand opening rapidly approaches, pushing the family to their limits.

The family is left scrambling after Kuki's radio announcement of the second store's grand opening leaves them with only 48 hours to prepare for a massive crowd.

The team is off to advance their business ventures and perform at the star-studded Truth Awards, but the drama ends up following them to Los Angeles.

Freedia and Reid go on a tour of their new project's potential new home; Meredith has created a group called Cuban Artists Outreach.