New business ventures take shape for the Thomas family, butthe outlook is bleaker for the Mathis brothers as Ronnie'spatience runs out. Raq makes a risky move for Kanan'sobedience.
Parker gains momentum at Dominion Creek, but a mysterious goldloss could set him back. Tony moves everyone back to ParadiseHill, and tensions boil over. Rick bets on a mechanic who'snever been in a gold mine.
Jim, a recently divorced dad, seeks the help of his ex-wifeand her boyfriend in regards to a mishap with a pet goldfish.The unexpected results of this trio's solution deepens thebonds of their still forming, unconventional co-parentingarrangement.
"Love is Blind" fan-favorites LAUREN SPEED-HAMILTON and CAMERONHAMILTON stop by with insights from their new book, "Leap ofFaith: Finding Love The Modern Way." Inspired by the "CarrieBradshaw" of TikTok, ELI RALLO, and her new book "I Didn'tKnow I Needed This," RALLO joins the Tam Fam to share hermeaningful tips on dating and finding yourself. And GRAMMY®Award-winning gospel powerhouse KAREN CLARK SHEARD performs herhighly anticipated new single, "Send it Down."
Sherri gives her hilarious take on the current headlines!A VerySherri Christmas continues with more must-have gifts for thewhole family!Actor Sterling K. Brown sits down with Sherri totalk about his new film, "American Fiction."Harry Hamlin, thestar of AMC's "Mayfair Witches" series and "In the Kitchen withHarry Hamlin," chats with Sherri and shares some of hisfavorite dishes.
Tony Shalhoub chats about "Mr. Monk's Last Case: A MonkMovie."Jennifer welcomes 15-year-old Dejuan "DJ" Stricklandfrom St. Louis, Missouri, who made headlines for raisingmoney to eliminate school lunch debt for students at his formerelementary school through his initiative Team Tech Boy LunchHeroes. DJ decided to create this initiative after heexperienced what it was like not having enough money for schoollunch when he was in fourth grade.Jennifer welcomes Adrene "AC"Clemons from Las Vegas, Nevada, an assistant director of theBoys and Girls Club South Nevada (BGCSNV). At 9 months old,AC was badly burned and his parents were told he wouldn'tsurvive 72 hours. After spending two years in intensive care,AC grew up to become a performer and high school sports star.AC began helping children with disabilities to read, write,sing, and dance at BGCSNV, and the clubhouse says, "AC isone of the most inspirational staff members, loved by not onlythe kids but the staff as well, due to his contagious positivespirit."