Episode #8.1

Fri, Sep 09, 1994
Aaron Hall sings "When You Need Me" and "I Miss You." Steve Harvey talks with actress Lynn Whitfield. In a repeat performance from 1990, Mariah Carey sings "Vision of Love."
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Episode #8.2

Fri, Sep 16, 1994
Take 6 sing "Biggest Part of Me" and "All I Need (Is A Chance)." Richard Vos and Lewis Dix are the guest comedians. In a performance from 1988, Vanessa Williams sings "Dreamin'."
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Episode #8.3

Fri, Sep 23, 1994
Arrested Development perform "Ease My Mind" and "United Front." In a segment from 1988, Sinbad does a comedy monologue.
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Episode #8.4

Fri, Sep 30, 1994
C+C Music Factory perform "Do You Want to Get Funky" and "I Found Love." Gerald Kelly is the guest comedian. In a segment from 1987, Michael Bolton performs "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay."
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Episode #8.5

Fri, Oct 07, 1994
BeBe and CeCe Winans sing "Right Away" and "If Anything Ever Happened to You." Sound effects comic Michael Winslow presents a stand-up routine. Steve Harvey talks with actor Keith David. From 1988, Martin Lawrence does a comedy monologue.
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Episode #8.6

Fri, Oct 14, 1994
El Debarge performs "Where You Are" and "Slide." Sheryl Underwood is this week's guest comedian. From 1988, Paula Abdul sings "Straight Up."
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Episode #8.7

Fri, Oct 21, 1994
Phoebe Snow sings "At Last." Mike B is this week's comedian. Steve Harvey interviews actor Yaphet Kotto. In a performance from 1987, Stephanie Mills sings "I Feel Good All Over."
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Episode #8.8

Fri, Oct 28, 1994
Jamie Foxx sings "Experiment" and "Don't Let the Sun Go Down." Steve Harvey talks with radio personality Tom Joyner and "Family Matters" actor Reginald Vel Johnson. In a segment from 1988, Kim Coles does a stand-up comedy act.
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Episode #8.9

Fri, Nov 04, 1994
Jade sing "5-4-3-2 (Yo' Time Is Up)" and "If the Mood is Right." Steve Harvey talks with actor Geoffrey Holder. From 1987, Natalie Cole, assisted by a film of her late father, sings a "Too Young" duet with Nat King Cole.
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Episode #8.10

Fri, Nov 11, 1994
Brian McKnight and Ill Al Skratch perform "I'll Take Her." Brian McKnight, playing piano, sings "One Last Cry." Mo'Nique does a comedy monologue. In a performance from 1991, Boyz II Men sing "It's So Hard to Say Goodbye."
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Episode #8.11

Fri, Nov 18, 1994
Blackstreet featuring Teddy Riley sing "Booti Call" and "Before I Let You Go." Flex is the guest comedian. In a segment from 1990, Queen Latifah performs "Come Into My House."
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Episode #8.12

Fri, Nov 25, 1994
Men at Large perform "Let's Talk About It" and "I'm in a Freaky Mood." Steve Harvey interviews talk-show host Rolonda Watts. In a performance from 1990, En Vogue sing "Hold On."
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Episode #8.13

Fri, Feb 03, 1995
Changing Faces sing "Foolin' Around" and "Keep It Right There." In a performance from 1988, Keith Sweat sings "I Want Her."
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Episode #8.14

Fri, Feb 10, 1995
Brand Nubian performs "Word is Bond" and "Hold On." Robin Montague is the guest comedian. In a segment from 1991, Robert Klein does a stand-up comedy act.
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Episode #8.15

Fri, Feb 17, 1995
Fu-Schnickens perform "Breakdown" and "Got It Covered." J'vonne Pearson does a stand-up comedy act. From 1987, LL Cool J performs "I Need Love."
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Episode #8.16

Fri, Feb 24, 1995
Doctor Dré and Ed Lover perform "Back Up Off Me!" and "It's Going Down." Jamique is this week's guest comedian. In footage from 1987, Dennis Miller does a comedy monologue.
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Episode #8.17

Fri, Mar 03, 1995
Tony Terry sings "Heart of a Man." Melvin George II does a comedy monologue. Steve Harvey talks with filmmaker Spike Lee. In a performance from 1990, Barry White sings "Super Lover."
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Episode #8.18

Fri, Apr 28, 1995
Da Brat with Jermaine Dupri perform "Give It 2 You" and "Funkdafied." Steve Harvey talks with actors Mario and Melvin Van Peebles and Kadeem Hardison. In a performance from 1988, Salt-N-Pepa perform "Push It."
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Episode #8.19

Fri, May 05, 1995
The Whispers sing "Make Sweet Love to Me" and "Pissed Off (Baby Come Back)." Red Grant does a stand-up comedy routine. Steve Harvey interviews MTV host Bill Bellamy. From 1990, Lisa Stansfield sings "Been Around The World."
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Episode #8.20

Fri, May 12, 1995
Mary J. Blige sings "I'm Goin' Down" and "Be Happy." This week's comedian is Brooklyn Mike. In a performance from 1992, Freddie Jackson sings "You Are My Lady."
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Episode #8.21

Fri, May 19, 1995
Immature perform "Constantly." Monteco featuring Immature perform "Is It Me?" Magician Christopher Broughton is also featured. In a segment from 1992, R Kelly and Public Announcement perform "Honey Love."
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Episode #8.22

Fri, May 26, 1995
Gerald Levert sings "Can't Help Myself" and "Answering Service." Hami performs "Good Thangz." Steve Harvey talks with Coko, Taj, and Lelee of SWV (Sisters with Voices). In a performance from 1988, Guy perform "Groove Me."
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Episode #8.23

Fri, Jun 02, 1995
Soul for Real sing "If You Want It" and "Candy Rain." Dugar does a stand-up comedy routine. In a segment from 1989, Big Daddy Kane performs "Smooth Operator."
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Episode #8.24

Fri, Jun 09, 1995
Howard Hewett sings "This Love Is Forever" and "Call His Name." Dana Point is this week's guest comedian. From 1990, Bell Biv DeVoe perform "Poison."
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