After he gets his heart broken, a Mexican-American singer embarks on a road trip through Mexico to reconnect with his roots.

Marco finds a lump on his penis; Harriette gets her dry vagina examined; Iffy seeks help for ongoing issues with premature ejaculation.

Taps has ejaculation issues; Tracy's concerned she might be a sex addict; Tom needs an STI test; Jordan has a lump on his bum.

King Keraun enters the world of the occult, visiting a real-life witch, exploring Goth culture and discovering enlightenment with a shaman.

King Keraun tests "white people sports," including skiing, hockey and synchronized swimming.

Big Freedia launches her biggest tour yet with a building-shaking, window-breaking show.

Freedia hits Atlanta during his biggest tour ever; dancer Flash looks forward to reuniting with his birth mother.

Michael's plan for a romantic evening with Jay goes awry when Junior accidentally cancels their hotel reservations.

Michael records over a video of Kady's first steps, then enlists Franklin's help, before home-movie night, to re-enact the moment.

Michael looks to teach Claire a lesson after she sneaks out of the house and uses Kady as an accomplice.

Janet thinks Michael plans to golf on their anniversary, but he arranges to have Brian McKnight sing for them at a surprise ceremony to renew their vows.

Vanessa's parents try to bully Michael and Jay into buying things that will benefit them, not the baby.

When Michael's former bandmate (Clarence Clemons) comes to town for a gig, Michael agrees to sit in as the band's piano player.

The gang believes Spike may be responsible for a rash of brutal attacks; Giles makes a cataclysmic discovery.

Buffy interrogates Spike about his misdeeds; the gang grills Andrew for the truth about looming evil forces; Buffy contacts the Council in an effort to find Giles.

Buffy and the gang search for a way to annihilate the Ubervamp; Giles arrives in Sunnydale with three would-be slayers in tow; the First continues to torture and interrogate Spike.

Buffy trains would-be slayers, as she continues to search for ways to vanquish the Ubervamp and save Spike; Anya and Giles meet with an oracle who has disturbing information about Buffy's past and future.

Buffy and Spike train potential slayers; Willow performs a spell that reveals the existence of yet another slayer in Sunnydale.

After sharing a kiss with Kennedy, Willow transforms into Warren; a discovery about Giles unhinges everyone.

Buffy's dinner date with Principal Wood ends in a mission to save Xander from his disastrous date with a mysterious woman (Ashanti).

Michael cannot concentrate on anything else after he learns that he will be going to Michael Jordan's fantasy basketball camp in Las Vegas.

At fantasy basketball camp, scheduling mix-ups force Michael to be inventive in order to get a chance to play with his idol, Michael Jordan.

After Michael fails a child-care course for grandparents, Vanessa and Jr. refuse to let him baby-sit his grandchild.

Michael is reluctant to attend his high-school reunion until a former rival challenges him to a dance-off.

Michael is reluctant to attend his high-school reunion until a former rival challenges him to a dance-off.

Michael tells Jr. to spend some time away from Vanessa and the baby, but his advice backfires when Jr. invites Jay to the all-male poker game.

When Hal finds that one of his sons has been dialing a 900 number, he tries to explain the error to the hotline and afterward forgets to hang up the phone, incurring an $800 charge.

When Hal is encouraged to become the president of the neighborhood association, Malcolm sees it as an opportunity to add some excitement to the community.

The boys secretly enter Lois in a beauty pageant as a joke, but when it becomes serious, they plot to help her win the crown.

When Malcolm and Reese try to sneak off to the Burning Man festival, Lois and Hal find out and decide to borrow an RV so it can be a family trip.

When Hal forgets to pay the family's health insurance, the company will not reinstate it until Monday, so he panics and locks the boys in their room to keep them from getting hurt.

Hal catches Dewey smoking and makes a deal with him that he will stop drinking coffee if Dewey quits smoking.

Brawl in Duval II will be two massive title matchups featuring four of the sport's biggest and baddest superstars from around the world. Undefeated BKB Heavyweight champion Gustavo The Cuban Assassin Trujillo vs his toughest competition yet in Poland's undefeated Kamil Sokolowski. And one of the world's best pound-for pound fighters, The Emperor of Bare Knuckle, Croatia's Marko Martinjak defends his BKB Super Cruiserweight title against #1 contender, The Cuban Crocodile Yordan Fuentes.

The Beatles took the world by storm in the 1960s and are still the best-selling band of all time with 183 million sales worldwide.

A dramatic step-by-step breakdown behind the lead up to John Lennon's murder on Dec. 8, 1980.

Kang heads to the U.K. home of car brands like Land Rover, Rolls Royce and Jaguar.

Sung dives into Poland's car culture, discovering new freedoms in a thrilling experience.

Michael cannot concentrate on anything else after he learns that he will be going to Michael Jordan's fantasy basketball camp in Las Vegas.

At fantasy basketball camp, scheduling mix-ups force Michael to be inventive in order to get a chance to play with his idol, Michael Jordan.

After Michael fails a child-care course for grandparents, Vanessa and Jr. refuse to let him baby-sit his grandchild.

Michael is reluctant to attend his high-school reunion until a former rival challenges him to a dance-off.

Michael is reluctant to attend his high-school reunion until a former rival challenges him to a dance-off.

Michael tells Jr. to spend some time away from Vanessa and the baby, but his advice backfires when Jr. invites Jay to the all-male poker game.

Buffy trains would-be slayers, as she continues to search for ways to vanquish the Ubervamp and save Spike; Anya and Giles meet with an oracle who has disturbing information about Buffy's past and future.

Buffy and Spike train potential slayers; Willow performs a spell that reveals the existence of yet another slayer in Sunnydale.

After sharing a kiss with Kennedy, Willow transforms into Warren; a discovery about Giles unhinges everyone.

Buffy's dinner date with Principal Wood ends in a mission to save Xander from his disastrous date with a mysterious woman (Ashanti).

The gang redoubles its efforts to rout the forces of evil after the household suffers a grievous loss.

Andrew uses a video camera to document a day in the life of Buffy and her friends; Sunnydale students turn into fire-breathing demons.

Giles returns with a device he hopes will deactivate the trigger in Spike's subconscious; Willow embarks on a journey.

When Hal finds that one of his sons has been dialing a 900 number, he tries to explain the error to the hotline and afterward forgets to hang up the phone, incurring an $800 charge.

When Hal is encouraged to become the president of the neighborhood association, Malcolm sees it as an opportunity to add some excitement to the community.

The boys secretly enter Lois in a beauty pageant as a joke, but when it becomes serious, they plot to help her win the crown.

When Malcolm and Reese try to sneak off to the Burning Man festival, Lois and Hal find out and decide to borrow an RV so it can be a family trip.

When Hal forgets to pay the family's health insurance, the company will not reinstate it until Monday, so he panics and locks the boys in their room to keep them from getting hurt.

Hal catches Dewey smoking and makes a deal with him that he will stop drinking coffee if Dewey quits smoking.

A karaoke competition between Michael and Jay and numerous other interruptions prevent Jr. from finally proposing to Vanessa.

Michael gets involved in Jay's soul-food restaurant when the Hoos, owners of the Chinese restaurant across the street, try to put her out of business.

Jr. enrolls in the Rapacademy and signs a shady contract with Michael's archenemy, Bobby Shaw, and he must get out of it.

Jr. and Vanessa plan their wedding, but they quickly realize that a compromise must be made in order to bring their two families together.

Jay is envious of the attention that she sees newlywed Vanessa getting from Jr., and she wishes that Michael would act the same way toward her.

Jr. becomes obnoxious about winning after Vanessa buys him a foosball game, prompting Michael to try to teach him a lesson about being a good winner.

In the epicentre of luxury bridal fashion and celebrity, the Singh's get pre-launch jitters.

Exploring Elvis' life through the eyes of The Memphis Mafia- a select group of friends he entrusted with his life- from the highs to the lows.

Malcolm and Reese go on a Halloween tour of the neighborhood, and the first stop is at their house.

A neighbor's daughter uses her wiles to gain control of Lois' car, and Malcolm ends up in the driver's seat.

In the epicentre of luxury bridal fashion and celebrity, the Singh's get pre-launch jitters.

Sparks fly when Malcolm and his dimwitted but beautiful chemistry partner agree to a secret romantic relationship.

Francis decides to surprise the family by coming home but ends up knocking out the lights in the house.

When Lois finds renewed energy with orthotic inserts for her shoes, Hal fears she will not look to him for support anymore and plots to destroy the inserts.

Lois finds a new babysitter, who is wonderful until she starts talking and drives Lois crazy.

Breaking down American work culture: Chinedu Unaka reunites with his first boss; Sherry Cola visits her parents' restaurant; quitting goes viral.

Sung dives into Poland's car culture, discovering new freedoms in a thrilling experience.

Sung returns to Korea, exploring its emerging car culture and finding peace with his estranged mother.

Malcolm and Reese go on a Halloween tour of the neighborhood, and the first stop is at their house.

A neighbor's daughter uses her wiles to gain control of Lois' car, and Malcolm ends up in the driver's seat.

Sparks fly when Malcolm and his dimwitted but beautiful chemistry partner agree to a secret romantic relationship.

Francis decides to surprise the family by coming home but ends up knocking out the lights in the house.

When Lois finds renewed energy with orthotic inserts for her shoes, Hal fears she will not look to him for support anymore and plots to destroy the inserts.

Lois finds a new babysitter, who is wonderful until she starts talking and drives Lois crazy.

The gang redoubles its efforts to rout the forces of evil after the household suffers a grievous loss.

Andrew uses a video camera to document a day in the life of Buffy and her friends; Sunnydale students turn into fire-breathing demons.

Giles returns with a device he hopes will deactivate the trigger in Spike's subconscious; Willow embarks on a journey.

Faith (Eliza Dushku) enters the fray against an evil cleric who stuns the gang with his viciousness and might.

Caleb launches an attack against Buffy; Faith takes the potential slayers out to blow off some steam, and the night ends with a startling development.

Faith and the potentials discover an element of the First's plan and launch a pre-emptive strike; Buffy brawls with Caleb (Nathan Fillion).

Wielding a mystical new weapon, Buffy rejoins the fray on the eve of the final confrontation; Angel (David Boreanaz) fights at Buffy's side against a revitalized Caleb (Nathan Fillion).

Buffy crafts an ingenious plan to destroy the First and leads her friends on a final mission into the Hellmouth.

A karaoke competition between Michael and Jay and numerous other interruptions prevent Jr. from finally proposing to Vanessa.

Michael gets involved in Jay's soul-food restaurant when the Hoos, owners of the Chinese restaurant across the street, try to put her out of business.

Jr. enrolls in the Rapacademy and signs a shady contract with Michael's archenemy, Bobby Shaw, and he must get out of it.

Jr. and Vanessa plan their wedding, but they quickly realize that a compromise must be made in order to bring their two families together.

Jay is envious of the attention that she sees newlywed Vanessa getting from Jr., and she wishes that Michael would act the same way toward her.

Jr. becomes obnoxious about winning after Vanessa buys him a foosball game, prompting Michael to try to teach him a lesson about being a good winner.

When Hal and Lois receive a check for $10,000 made out to Malcolm, their first instinct is to keep it, until Dewey overhears their plan and wants a piece of the pie.

When Lois and Hal take Dewey out of town for a piano competition, they enlist Grandma Ida to watch over the boys.

Dewey talks Francis into getting a job; Malcolm refuses to meet with college recruiters.

Lois and Hal visit Francis to help him celebrate a year of sobriety, and they attend his AA meeting and learn that she drove him to drink.

Malcolm joins a dance class to impress a girl, but when she loses her footing, he realizes that to win the competition he will need a partner who can step it up.

Malcolm cannot face the truth about Stevie's illness; Lois thinks she is losing her mind.

Hugo, who rarely uses condoms, comes in for an STI test; Lonan, who's a virgin, wants advice ahead of his "first time"; Esther wants the perfect vagina; Chelsie needs a new contraceptive implant fitted inside her arm.

Matt comes in for an STI test but gets more than he bargained for; Chloe's having painful sex; Drew is worried about discharge.

OnlyFans top earner Lena the Plug invites Weezy to cameo in her first porn; the team at Evil Angel teaches Weezy the fundamentals of directing some of their most iconic scenes.

Weezy and rapper Freddie Gibbs stretch more than their imaginations when Jet Setting Jasmine drops by to explore their kinks; Weezy and her mom learn how to cowgirl while strengthening their pelvic floor with sex therapist Tyomi Morgan.

Weezy and her best friend, Vinny, take a much-needed staycation at a high-class dungeon where domination is bought not earned; Weezy introduces a revolutionary sex toy that gives men a whole new role in the bedroom.

Exploring how Hollywood has evolved to reflect society's changing attitudes towards sex over the decades, from "Basic Instinct" and "Body Heat" to "Mad Men" and "Sex and the City.".

Sung returns to Korea, exploring its emerging car culture and finding peace with his estranged mother.

Japanese car culture holds a special place in Sung's heart and he's back to explore the home of drifting.

When Hal and Lois receive a check for $10,000 made out to Malcolm, their first instinct is to keep it, until Dewey overhears their plan and wants a piece of the pie.

When Lois and Hal take Dewey out of town for a piano competition, they enlist Grandma Ida to watch over the boys.

Dewey talks Francis into getting a job; Malcolm refuses to meet with college recruiters.

Lois and Hal visit Francis to help him celebrate a year of sobriety, and they attend his AA meeting and learn that she drove him to drink.

Malcolm joins a dance class to impress a girl, but when she loses her footing, he realizes that to win the competition he will need a partner who can step it up.

Malcolm cannot face the truth about Stevie's illness; Lois thinks she is losing her mind.

Faith (Eliza Dushku) enters the fray against an evil cleric who stuns the gang with his viciousness and might.

Caleb launches an attack against Buffy; Faith takes the potential slayers out to blow off some steam, and the night ends with a startling development.

Faith and the potentials discover an element of the First's plan and launch a pre-emptive strike; Buffy brawls with Caleb (Nathan Fillion).

Wielding a mystical new weapon, Buffy rejoins the fray on the eve of the final confrontation; Angel (David Boreanaz) fights at Buffy's side against a revitalized Caleb (Nathan Fillion).

Buffy crafts an ingenious plan to destroy the First and leads her friends on a final mission into the Hellmouth.

Buffy learns more about her role as a vampire slayer when she and her mother move to Sunnydale, Calif., where evil lurks in the community.

While Buffy learns about the awesome powers of the Master, she also must save Sunnydale from an onslaught of vampires.

Cheerleading candidates are being struck down by a variety of catastrophes, so Buffy sets out to unmask the witch she suspects is at fault.

Reese tries to impress a cute vegetarian (Tara Lipinski) he meets at work; Malcolm tries to fool Lois and sneak off to a rock concert.

Malcolm aligns with the unpopular students to form an anti-prom protest they call "Morp.".

Lois has a showdown with the other mothers at a Krelboyne picnic, while Reese preys upon Malcolm's gifted classmates.

Following Malcolm's advice, Reese joins the cheerleading squad to impress the object of his affection.

Dewey secretly adopts a huge dog, training it to protect him by attacking Malcolm and Reese on command.

Reese convinces girls that Stevie is terminally ill, so they indulge Stevie's request that they smooch with the boys before the end of his life.

Convinced the boys damaged the car while joyriding, Hal takes them to see a therapist (guest star Andy Richter).

Lois is called for jury duty and sworn to secrecy, which drives Hal nuts; the boys get lost in a storm drain.

Malcolm's parents destroy his dream of being popular on the very first day of school.

Malcolm fears he will grow up to resemble a genius chess player named Leonard (Jason Alexander), who has no friends.

Elvis Presley's Memphis Mafia recounts the true story of his last 24 hours and death.

A dramatic step-by-step breakdown behind the lead up to John Lennon's murder on Dec. 8, 1980.

A look at Marilyn Monroe as a defining icon of 1950s America and how, throughout the decade, the myth of Marilyn and the American dream seemed to crumble.

Kuki and Chandan meet long-time Delhi manufacturing friends, another father and son duo, and get a sneak peek of the family's couture line they'll launch in Mumbai.

Kuki brings the family back to where it all began in Phagwara, his childhood home and his father's infamous bridal clothing store Kuki Silk.

Forty years later, Kuki and Sarab prepare for the ultimate "I Do, Re-Do," exactly how they want it.

In the epicentre of luxury bridal fashion and celebrity, the Singh's get pre-launch jitters.

Japanese car culture holds a special place in Sung's heart and he's back to explore the home of drifting.

Sung travels to the U.S. to uncover the best of Chicago's car culture.

Reese tries to impress a cute vegetarian (Tara Lipinski) he meets at work; Malcolm tries to fool Lois and sneak off to a rock concert.

Malcolm aligns with the unpopular students to form an anti-prom protest they call "Morp.".

Lois has a showdown with the other mothers at a Krelboyne picnic, while Reese preys upon Malcolm's gifted classmates.

Following Malcolm's advice, Reese joins the cheerleading squad to impress the object of his affection.

Dewey secretly adopts a huge dog, training it to protect him by attacking Malcolm and Reese on command.

Reese convinces girls that Stevie is terminally ill, so they indulge Stevie's request that they smooch with the boys before the end of his life.

Convinced the boys damaged the car while joyriding, Hal takes them to see a therapist (guest star Andy Richter).

Lois is called for jury duty and sworn to secrecy, which drives Hal nuts; the boys get lost in a storm drain.

Malcolm's parents destroy his dream of being popular on the very first day of school.

Malcolm fears he will grow up to resemble a genius chess player named Leonard (Jason Alexander), who has no friends.

Buffy learns more about her role as a vampire slayer when she and her mother move to Sunnydale, Calif., where evil lurks in the community.

While Buffy learns about the awesome powers of the Master, she also must save Sunnydale from an onslaught of vampires.

Cheerleading candidates are being struck down by a variety of catastrophes, so Buffy sets out to unmask the witch she suspects is at fault.

Buffy tries to protect Xander after he falls for a substitute teacher; Angel warns Buffy of a claw-handed vampire.

As Buffy tries to behave like a normal girl on a date, the Master calls on a warrior vampire to destroy her.

Xander and a group of obnoxious students start acting strangely after entering a quarantined hyena exhibit at the zoo.

Buffy can't deny her obsession with Angel, while Xander's frustration over his feelings for Buffy intensifies.

Michael feels neglected when Jay spends a lot of time studying, so he decides to tutor her, with less than stellar results.

Jay insists that Michael buy her a gift for Sweetheart's Day, so he decides to base the price of her gift on her attitude towards him.

Michael reluctantly accompanies Jay on a meditation weekend, where he has trouble following the rule of silence.

Michael is hoping for some time for himself when they arrive at the resort, but his golf buddy (David Alan Grier) shows up and insists they spend time together, forcing Michael to go to great lengths to get away.

Michael and Jay find themselves stranded on an island as the tide rises, and the only person who can help them is Michael's annoying golf buddy (David Alan Grier).

When Michael decides that hiring contractors would be too expensive, he and Jr. attempt to remodel the garage but quickly get in over their heads.

When Michael finds he cannot fit into an old pair of jeans, he asks an old friend to help him get back in shape.

Jr. wins a national competition for a cartoon based on his family, and it catches the attention of ABC executives.

Women share how their experience of orgasms has improved thanks to better interpersonal communication, or just making time for themselves. Personal accounts reveal that, across the board, there's a turning point in learning how to have a better one.

Podcaster and body confidence advocate Jackie Adedeji meets women with big breasts to explore the growing issue living with larger breasts and the increased demand for reduction surgery.

To right the wrongs of his American sex education, 36-year-old health reporter Alex Liu goes on a quest to uncover naked truths and call for more comprehensive sex education for everyone.

An examination of the obstacles that stand in the way of female sexuality in the 21st century.

Sung travels to the U.S. to uncover the best of Chicago's car culture.

Sung returns to Los Angeles, finding inspiration and facing challenges; Kara enjoys a cookie.

Michael feels neglected when Jay spends a lot of time studying, so he decides to tutor her, with less than stellar results.

Jay insists that Michael buy her a gift for Sweetheart's Day, so he decides to base the price of her gift on her attitude towards him.

Michael reluctantly accompanies Jay on a meditation weekend, where he has trouble following the rule of silence.

Michael is hoping for some time for himself when they arrive at the resort, but his golf buddy (David Alan Grier) shows up and insists they spend time together, forcing Michael to go to great lengths to get away.

Michael and Jay find themselves stranded on an island as the tide rises, and the only person who can help them is Michael's annoying golf buddy (David Alan Grier).

When Michael decides that hiring contractors would be too expensive, he and Jr. attempt to remodel the garage but quickly get in over their heads.

When Michael finds he cannot fit into an old pair of jeans, he asks an old friend to help him get back in shape.

Jr. wins a national competition for a cartoon based on his family, and it catches the attention of ABC executives.

Buffy tries to protect Xander after he falls for a substitute teacher; Angel warns Buffy of a claw-handed vampire.

As Buffy tries to behave like a normal girl on a date, the Master calls on a warrior vampire to destroy her.

Xander and a group of obnoxious students start acting strangely after entering a quarantined hyena exhibit at the zoo.

Buffy can't deny her obsession with Angel, while Xander's frustration over his feelings for Buffy intensifies.

Buffy and Giles face a demon spirit that has been trapped since the Dark Ages; Willow falls for a cyberbeau whom she met online.

Buffy sets out to catch a thief who steals human organs; the principal forces Giles to run the school talent show.

When Hal and Lois realize how little time they spend together, Hal turns the garage into a private tiki lounge where he and Lois can retreat.

When Dewey's grandmother (Cloris Leachman) loses a leg saving him from a truck, guilt consumes him, and he vows to find the leg and give it a proper burial.

Hal forbids Dewey from inviting Chad for a sleepover; Malcolm and Reese learn that they are not as popular as they thought they were.

Hal makes good on an old promise to take Francis on a motorcycle trip, during which the two bond over a bottle of 21-year-old scotch.

When Malcolm discovers a man living in the Lucky Aide, he agrees to keep his secret in exchange for information on his new crush, another employee.

Malcolm expects his music appreciation course to be easy but when he fails his first assignment, he turns to Dewey for tutoring to salvage his grade point average.

Moved to tears by an opera he sees on television, Dewey is inspired to write his own masterpiece; it is based on his parents argument over their new king-sized divan.

Frank Vega (Danny Trejo) teams up with his agoraphobic buddy Bernie Pope (Danny Glover) to clean up Los Angeles' crime-infested streets.

Deported from the United States, two drug dealers (Ky-Mani Marley, Spragga Benz) travel to Miami and continue their violent ways.

A woman is tasked with delivering a large bag of marijuana for her drug-dealing fiance and brings her best friend along for the journey.

After he gets his heart broken, a Mexican-American singer embarks on a road trip through Mexico to reconnect with his roots.

Buffy and Giles face a demon spirit that has been trapped since the Dark Ages; Willow falls for a cyberbeau whom she met online.

Buffy sets out to catch a thief who steals human organs; the principal forces Giles to run the school talent show.

When Hal and Lois realize how little time they spend together, Hal turns the garage into a private tiki lounge where he and Lois can retreat.

When Dewey's grandmother (Cloris Leachman) loses a leg saving him from a truck, guilt consumes him, and he vows to find the leg and give it a proper burial.

Hal forbids Dewey from inviting Chad for a sleepover; Malcolm and Reese learn that they are not as popular as they thought they were.

Hal makes good on an old promise to take Francis on a motorcycle trip, during which the two bond over a bottle of 21-year-old scotch.

When Malcolm discovers a man living in the Lucky Aide, he agrees to keep his secret in exchange for information on his new crush, another employee.

Malcolm expects his music appreciation course to be easy but when he fails his first assignment, he turns to Dewey for tutoring to salvage his grade point average.

Moved to tears by an opera he sees on television, Dewey is inspired to write his own masterpiece; it is based on his parents argument over their new king-sized divan.

Paying tribute to the life and career of Glenn Frey, one of the main band members. Revisiting the achievements of one of the best- selling and most loved American rock bands of all time.

In order to get in-line skates, Malcolm must go through Hal's rollerskate training program.

Hal (Bryan Cranston) suffers a midlife crisis on career day at Dewey's (Erik Per Sullivan) school and decides to become a painter.

A pregnancy scare prompts Lois and Hal (Jane Kaczmarek, Bryan Cranston) to recall the births of each of their four sons. With Frankie Muniz.

Lois joins a book club in order to gain a respite from Hal and the boys, and she soon learns that the club is an excuse for other mothers to get together and socialize.

Lois punishes the boys for forgetting Hal's birthday by assigning them backbreaking chores; Francis plans a surprise trip home for his father's birthday.

Hal takes over as coach for Dewey's soccer team; Malcolm and Reese inherit a laptop computer from a neighbor.

Hal invites his friend Larry over while Lois is out of town.

Family takes a road trip to Las Vegas to support Dewey in a contest for junior farmers; a lounge singer (David Cassidy) invites Lois backstage.

Hal gets a rash from the hot tub he was supposed to keep clean; Malcolm gets his driver's permit.

While visiting her father's secret Canadian family, Lois and the boys are dismayed to find out that the other family is absolutely perfect.

Hal agonizes over his anniversary and begins sleepwalking; Reese catches him and learns he is programmable.

As executor of a neighbor's living will, Hal must decide whether to keep him on life support or pull the plug.

After Malcolm contracts infectious mononucleosis from Lois, the two must spend day and night together, quarantined in the same room.

When Hal loses his tooth during a poker game, Trey tells him to come to his dental office, but when Hal gets his $2,000 bill, it causes a rift between the two friends.

The family attends a birthday party for Hal's father (Christopher Lloyd); the children rally around Lois, who is forced to wear a name tag at the family function.

Hal learns that his father has passed away, but because he never knew his father, he does not shed a tear.

In order to get in-line skates, Malcolm must go through Hal's rollerskate training program.

Hal (Bryan Cranston) suffers a midlife crisis on career day at Dewey's (Erik Per Sullivan) school and decides to become a painter.

A pregnancy scare prompts Lois and Hal (Jane Kaczmarek, Bryan Cranston) to recall the births of each of their four sons. With Frankie Muniz.

Lois joins a book club in order to gain a respite from Hal and the boys, and she soon learns that the club is an excuse for other mothers to get together and socialize.

Lois punishes the boys for forgetting Hal's birthday by assigning them backbreaking chores; Francis plans a surprise trip home for his father's birthday.

Hal takes over as coach for Dewey's soccer team; Malcolm and Reese inherit a laptop computer from a neighbor.

Hal invites his friend Larry over while Lois is out of town.

Family takes a road trip to Las Vegas to support Dewey in a contest for junior farmers; a lounge singer (David Cassidy) invites Lois backstage.

Hal gets a rash from the hot tub he was supposed to keep clean; Malcolm gets his driver's permit.

While visiting her father's secret Canadian family, Lois and the boys are dismayed to find out that the other family is absolutely perfect.

Hal agonizes over his anniversary and begins sleepwalking; Reese catches him and learns he is programmable.

As executor of a neighbor's living will, Hal must decide whether to keep him on life support or pull the plug.

After Malcolm contracts infectious mononucleosis from Lois, the two must spend day and night together, quarantined in the same room.

When Hal loses his tooth during a poker game, Trey tells him to come to his dental office, but when Hal gets his $2,000 bill, it causes a rift between the two friends.

The family attends a birthday party for Hal's father (Christopher Lloyd); the children rally around Lois, who is forced to wear a name tag at the family function.

Hal learns that his father has passed away, but because he never knew his father, he does not shed a tear.

People in Sunnydale begin living out their worst fears, including Xander, who comes to school in his underwear, and Giles, who discovers he can't read.

Buffy and Cordelia become allies to combat an invisible spirit; Angel warns Giles that Buffy could be in danger.

Buffy's plan to live a normal life goes awry when the Earth cracks open and an army of demons emerges.

Elvis Presley's Memphis Mafia recounts the true story of his last 24 hours and death.

The Beatles took the world by storm in the 1960s and are still the best-selling band of all time with 183 million sales worldwide.

People in Sunnydale begin living out their worst fears, including Xander, who comes to school in his underwear, and Giles, who discovers he can't read.

Buffy and Cordelia become allies to combat an invisible spirit; Angel warns Giles that Buffy could be in danger.

Buffy's plan to live a normal life goes awry when the Earth cracks open and an army of demons emerges.

Xander and Willow worry about Buffy's behavior; Cordelia and Ms. Calendar are kidnapped; Buffy turns Angel away.

Buffy discovers that body parts missing from girls' graves are being used to build the perfect woman.

Angel's former friends arrive in Sunnydale; Buffy must shield her mother when a gang of vampires crashes parent-teacher night.

Buffy and Giles (Sarah Michelle Gellar, Anthony Stewart Head) become suspicious of a Peruvian exchange student (Ara Celi) with whom Xander (Nicholas Brendon) falls in love.

Michael makes his signature sandwich to take on a plane, but when he arrives late at the airport, suspicious security guards search his masterpiece.

Despite Michael's effort to make Jay's college graduation a memorable occasion, everything that could go wrong does.

Michael and Jay get a lucrative offer from a large company; Kady and Claire bicker over who gets to spend more time in the bathroom.

Michael persuades his reluctant family to take a road trip to the Grand Canyon.

Jay insists that Michael get a vasectomy so they can feel free to enjoy themselves, but Michael is reluctant to undergo the operation.

Michael takes living life to its fullest a little too far after his accountant (Doug Banks) unexpectedly dies.

Reese teaches Malcolm how to play dumb when his brainy blather bores a cute girl.

The boys pester each other all day long until Lois is forced to ground Malcolm on his birthday; Hal decides to buy Malcolm a comic book.

A girl's father forbids Malcolm to date his daughter; Reese and Dewey discover a neighborhood boy who looks just like Dewey.

The coach kicks Malcolm off the basketball team because of his incessant complaining; Francis takes up nude modelling.

Lois' parents (Cloris Leachman, Robert Loggia) visit and insist on providing financial assistance to the family.

Hal enrolls Reese and himself in a father/son cooking class.

As she enters into her second marriage, television personality Vogue Williams explores the concept of monogamy in society and how it has changed over the years.

An examination of the obstacles that stand in the way of female sexuality in the 21st century.

To right the wrongs of his American sex education, 36-year-old health reporter Alex Liu goes on a quest to uncover naked truths and call for more comprehensive sex education for everyone.

Charlamagne tha God joins WeezyWTF in interviewing a model who makes her entire living with her feet; Weezy dips her toes into the foot modeling world by shedding her shoes for Mr. Footagrapher.

T-Pain eats noodles from the world's first healthy instant ramen company, tastes weed wine and creates a new song with the musical instrument of the future.

T-Pain cooks up some grubs with an insect baking company and faces his fears on the electric vehicles of the future.

Freedia discusses new business ventures with Team Freedia, goes to an eyewear grand opening in Hollywood, records new songs and shocks her team with an announcement.

Team Freedia secretly meets to discuss Devon coming aboard; Freedia visits the site of Hotel Freedia and gives her team an ultimatum.

Michael makes his signature sandwich to take on a plane, but when he arrives late at the airport, suspicious security guards search his masterpiece.

Despite Michael's effort to make Jay's college graduation a memorable occasion, everything that could go wrong does.

Michael and Jay get a lucrative offer from a large company; Kady and Claire bicker over who gets to spend more time in the bathroom.

Michael persuades his reluctant family to take a road trip to the Grand Canyon.

Jay insists that Michael get a vasectomy so they can feel free to enjoy themselves, but Michael is reluctant to undergo the operation.

Michael takes living life to its fullest a little too far after his accountant (Doug Banks) unexpectedly dies.

Xander and Willow worry about Buffy's behavior; Cordelia and Ms. Calendar are kidnapped; Buffy turns Angel away.

Buffy discovers that body parts missing from girls' graves are being used to build the perfect woman.

Angel's former friends arrive in Sunnydale; Buffy must shield her mother when a gang of vampires crashes parent-teacher night.

Buffy and Giles (Sarah Michelle Gellar, Anthony Stewart Head) become suspicious of a Peruvian exchange student (Ara Celi) with whom Xander (Nicholas Brendon) falls in love.

Buffy and Cordelia attend a fraternity bash where they are offered as human sacrifices to a half-man, half-snake creature.

Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) loses her slaying ability while trick-or-treating with neighborhood children.

Buffy's fifth-grade crush arrives in Sunnydale intending to deliver her to Spike in exchange for the immortal life of a vampire.

Reese teaches Malcolm how to play dumb when his brainy blather bores a cute girl.

The boys pester each other all day long until Lois is forced to ground Malcolm on his birthday; Hal decides to buy Malcolm a comic book.

A girl's father forbids Malcolm to date his daughter; Reese and Dewey discover a neighborhood boy who looks just like Dewey.

The coach kicks Malcolm off the basketball team because of his incessant complaining; Francis takes up nude modelling.

Lois' parents (Cloris Leachman, Robert Loggia) visit and insist on providing financial assistance to the family.

Hal enrolls Reese and himself in a father/son cooking class.

Michael is left in charge of the house when Janet leaves to tend to her sick mother, and must contend with multiple problems.

Michael contends with multiple problems, including a positive pregnancy test, a sad 6-year-old and Jr.'s basketball troubles.

The household becomes unbearable when Michael decides to let the kids do as they please.

Fed up with Michael's parenting style, the children confront their father with a description of the ideal dad.

When Janet returns, Michael remains silent about her obvious weight gain.

The kids get more than they bargained for after Jr. dares Claire to eat Michael's slice of lemon meringue pie.

It's time for the Singhs to wow discerning Mumbai fashionistas at the family's first ever fashion show in the heart of the city.

A look at Marilyn Monroe as a defining icon of 1950s America and how, throughout the decade, the myth of Marilyn and the American dream seemed to crumble.

Malcolm convinces Dewey to do poorly on an IQ test, but Dewey does so poorly that he ends up in a class for the emotionally disturbed; Hal and Craig become obsessed with a dance video-arcade game.

Reese tinkers with Malcolm and Stevie's science experiment; while selling candy for school, Dewey fibs that the money will be used to support the war on terrorism.

Everything goes out of control when Reese joins the Army, Hal is accused of insider trading, and Lois falls into a catatonic state.

It's time for the Singhs to wow discerning Mumbai fashionistas at the family's first ever fashion show in the heart of the city.

Convinced he will be sent to jail, Hal imparts fatherly advice and confesses to Malcolm about his poor work ethic.

Reese parachutes into Afghanistan, and then, posing as an Afghan woman, he deserts the Army.

The Buseys disappear after Dewey leaves the special-needs class; Hal becomes the leader of a group of brainless bodybuilders.

Television personality Vogue Williams travels across Europe to explore the world of sugar daddies, sugar babies and have common questions answered by those involved.

T-Pain cooks up some grubs with an insect baking company and faces his fears on the electric vehicles of the future.

T-Pain visits a sex toy designer and builds a vibrator; he gets his hands on some rubber while customizing sneakers with a luxury shoe maker; T-Pain cooks chicken and waffles with a restaurant mogul.

Team Freedia secretly meets to discuss Devon coming aboard; Freedia visits the site of Hotel Freedia and gives her team an ultimatum.

Team Freedia takes a trip to Manhattan; Reid sets up a meeting with actor and entrepreneur, Donnie Wahlberg; Crystal and Devon square off.

Malcolm convinces Dewey to do poorly on an IQ test, but Dewey does so poorly that he ends up in a class for the emotionally disturbed; Hal and Craig become obsessed with a dance video-arcade game.

Reese tinkers with Malcolm and Stevie's science experiment; while selling candy for school, Dewey fibs that the money will be used to support the war on terrorism.

Everything goes out of control when Reese joins the Army, Hal is accused of insider trading, and Lois falls into a catatonic state.

Convinced he will be sent to jail, Hal imparts fatherly advice and confesses to Malcolm about his poor work ethic.

Reese parachutes into Afghanistan, and then, posing as an Afghan woman, he deserts the Army.

The Buseys disappear after Dewey leaves the special-needs class; Hal becomes the leader of a group of brainless bodybuilders.

Buffy and Cordelia attend a fraternity bash where they are offered as human sacrifices to a half-man, half-snake creature.

Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) loses her slaying ability while trick-or-treating with neighborhood children.

Buffy's fifth-grade crush arrives in Sunnydale intending to deliver her to Spike in exchange for the immortal life of a vampire.

Buffy and Angel race to save Ms. Calendar's soul from a demon; Giles is jeopardized by the discovery of a murder victim.

Buffy and Angel have a disastrous first date, while Spike plans to capture Angel in hopes of using him to cure an ailing Drusilla; Buffy meets the new slayer in town.

Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) confronts Kendra (guest star Bianca Lawson), the new slayer in town, then must work with her to save Angel (David Boreanaz).

Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) doesn't trust her mother's new boyfriend (guest star John Ritter), despite the fact that her friends think he is great.

Michael is left in charge of the house when Janet leaves to tend to her sick mother, and must contend with multiple problems.

Michael contends with multiple problems, including a positive pregnancy test, a sad 6-year-old and Jr.'s basketball troubles.

The household becomes unbearable when Michael decides to let the kids do as they please.

Fed up with Michael's parenting style, the children confront their father with a description of the ideal dad.

When Janet returns, Michael remains silent about her obvious weight gain.

The kids get more than they bargained for after Jr. dares Claire to eat Michael's slice of lemon meringue pie.

The boys try to show their too-responsible oldest brother that he is still a troublemaker at heart.

Grandma Ida (Cloris Leachman) sues Lois and Hal after falling in their front yard; Lois discovers she is pregnant.