Steve Harvey

- Season 4

(2015)

Steve kicks off Season 4 with "What Men Think: The Event", held at Chicago's Oriental Theatre featuring Carrie Keagan and Kim Gravel. Here, Steve tries to bridge the communications gap between men and women, in an event featuring a full theater of 2000 men discussing love and relationships.

Day 2 of "What Men Think: The Event" features a male panel, including Todd Chrisley, Bill Rancic, David Otunga and Geraldo Rivera. Also: top digital mistakes made by women; insight into the behavior of women; the importance of communication. Features Carrie Keagan and Kim Gravel.

Bethenny Frankel (Les Real Housewives: New York City (2008)) joins Steve to help two couples experiencing a crossroads in their relationships; Steve recaps his summer travels; a man takes over his sister's dating profile to help her find Mr. Right.

Steve introduces his new dating experiment, which matches three couples and requires them to give the relationship a full 30-day commitment. Also: Auntie Fee offers a hands-on cooking lesson to a North Carolina family; and Steve chats with actress Sanaa Lathan (Un homme parfait (2015)).

An unsuspecting guest wins a new Ford vehicle; Steve and his wife, Marjorie Harvey, talk about their empty nest and taking their two youngest children to college. Also: a backstage look at the Neighborhood Awards.

A young man's proposal and wedding are featured; Steve helps a 9-year-old boy find a date for his mother; a teen breast-cancer survivor wins a new car; and TV personality Cathy Mitchell serves up pizza.

Marcus Lemonis, of TV's The Profit (2013), helps a single mother grow her business; Steve helps a young couple reignite the passion in their relationship; Martha Stewart and Steve serve up appetizers. Also: a father-daughter beat-box battle.

Jenni Farley, Nicole Polizzi and Shirley Strawberry discuss topical headlines; a boy, who saved his niece from a car crash, is honored as a "Harvey's Hero"; author Alan Fox offers tips for strengthening personal connections.

Steve addresses racial tensions and subliminal racism in society. Included: the studio audience participates in a social experiment; Dr. Anthony Greenwald shares insight; and a teen, who helped organize an integrated prom, receives a new car.

Kandi Burruss and Dr. Laura Berman are the guests in an edition that centers on sexuality. Included: a couple at odds over sex; sex myths; and a woman who claims her husband lacks sex appeal.

A woman tries to get closure in her life, by confronting her ex; Steve honors Emily Riedel, of TV's Bering Sea Gold (2012), as a female ground-breaker; and Steve's future son-in-law helps a boy reunite with his absentee father.

Steve plays matchmaker for a romantically-challenged dater from Missouri; Steve's daughter and her fiancé visit one last time, before their wedding. Also: a look at back-to-school glasses and eye exams; the stars of TV's Manzo'd with Children (2014).

Steve helps a woman with her dating life; foodie Moe Cason (BBQ Pit Wars (2014)) spotlights barbecue trends. Also: a reunion between a woman and the nurse who helped her deliver triplets; a look at a Steve Harvey mash-up from DJ Porter.

Steve's wife, Marjorie Harvey, joins him for discussions about fashion and family. Also: Marjorie and Steve counsel a blended family, who are at odds; and top bargains are highlighted, in honor of National Coupon Month.

Steve reveals six of the men featured in his "2016 Man Candy Calendar", with help from Carrie Keagan and Kim Gravel; a woman reveals her secret crush on an unsuspecting friend. Also: Jon Seda, Patrick John Flueger and Jesse Lee Soffer, of TV's Chicago P.D. (2014); a "Man Bun" sensation.

Steve plays matchmaker for guest Tanisha Thomas of TV's Crazy Talk (2015). Also: creative uses for leftover coffee; a woman whose husband is an alleged control freak; children who raised money from a lemonade stand to help children in need.

An installment of "Harvey's Law" features Judge Marilyn Milian, who helps people who have been scammed online; Steve helps friends determine if their roommate's boyfriend is genuine. Also: Mercedes Mason, of TV's Fear the Walking Dead (2015).

Sheryl Underwood (The Talk (2010)); pointers from a professional wingman. Also: designers Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri (Kitchen Cousins (2011)) offer tips for kitchen transformations; the LEGO version of Steve Harvey is unveiled.

Sherri Shepherd is the guest for a segment that includes wig makeovers; foodie Adam Richman cooks with Steve; a woman coaches her friend through a date; a guest from Season 3 returns and tries to launch a vegan-drink company.

Steve helps a woman, whose husband has an overwhelming interest in comic books with the help of Carrie Keagan. Also: a self-made millionaire mom; a status report on three mothers, who needed help with their teens sons in Season 3.

Hot topics are discussed with a panel that includes Kim Gravel, Shirley Strawberry, Nicole Polizzi and Jenni Farley; Steve puts luxury products to the test; and a young couple reveal the gender of their baby to their friends and family.

Tips are shared on how to improve dating profiles to attract men in appropriate age categories; gospel artist Kim Burrell performs; Devyn Rush (American Idol: The Search for a Superstar (2002)) addresses bullying.

Wives go on strike; Lorraine Toussaint (Rosewood (2015)); shocking, extreme beauty trends.

A husband's numerous fears are impacting his family; collectibles experts Miller Gaffney and Carol Lee Brosseau, of TV's Art Breakers (2015), assess items brought in by audience members; Steve evaluate strengths and weaknesses on the path to success.

Steve plays matchmaker for a player in an all-female football league. Also: an interview with Dana Delany; a makeover for a single mother and breast-cancer survivor.

Steve celebrates his 30-year anniversary of stand-up comedy with a salute to the 1980s. Included: Steve arranges a dream date for a couple; rocker Sammy Hagar serves up a recipe and a cocktail; and Steve brings back the game show, "Love Connection".

Steve provides a status report on the couples in his 30-day date challenge; and Dorothy Wang highlights budget-friendly celebrity looks. Also: a father's diaper-related invention.

Steve teams up with Kandi Burruss and Dr. Laura Berman to help a couple reignite their romance; Steve interviews Alfonso Ribeiro (America's Funniest Home Videos (1989)); and Martha Stewart host a Halloween bash with a "Day of the Dead" theme.

Exercise physiologist Marco Borges helps three couples lose weight with his 22-day revolution vegan diet; A seven-year-old boy receives business advice for his company, tiger mushroom farms; actress Tisha Campbell (Dr. Ken (2015)).

Steve helps a father trying to get his teen daughter to understand how the real world works. Also: Taylor Kinney (Chicago Fire (2012)); tips to travel like a star.

Steve helps a woman decode her man's texts; Steve revisits former participants of his Disney Dreamers Academy and spotlights students at this year's event. Also: Lisa Ling (This Is Life with Lisa Ling (2014)).

Steve helps a woman with a demanding list of dating requirements; Steve interviews actor Adam Rodriguez (Empire (2015)); Steve honors rapper MC Lyte as a female ground-breaker.

Three women receive dating advice and get makeovers. Also: Jewel; relationship deal breakers.

Steve helps a woman gain closure, in order to move on from past relationships; Steve honors a teacher for saving her students from a gun-wielding classmate; and a young college graduate has a surprise job interview.

Past guests return to provide updates on their lives. Included: several of Steve's "United Dates of America" subjects; three sisters who participated in Steve's "Dating Lab"; and two mother-daughter duos.

Fitness expert Dolvett Quince with updates from former contestants on the show, The Biggest Loser (2004); Steve helps a woman trust her intuition, when choosing men to date; and a couple feud over their home decor.

A backstage look at the series, Family Feud (1999), features couples competing in a fast-money round; Steve plays matchmaker for Mr. September from the "Steve Harvey 2016 Man Candy Calendar"; Jeff Musial highlights formidable animals. Also: a teen pool prodigy.

A young couple is given 24-hour "hall passes" to date other people; Steve and Rachael Ray compete to make the better breakfast in a showdown that features culinary judges Art Smith, chef Logan and Rick Bayless. Also: a celebration of bacon.

A Halloween celebration features Steve's stage decorated as Harvey's Haunted Manor; a husband faces his fears; foodie Richard Blais showcases Halloween treats; Tanisha Thomas (Crazy Talk (2015)) highlights scary reality TV moments. Also: costume makeovers.

Steve concludes his "30 Day Date" experiment by offering status reports on all the couples, after they moved in together; headlines and newsmakers are discussed by a panel, that features Kim Gravel, Christina Milian, Scheana Shay Shay and Tanisha Thomas.

Steve plays matchmaker for a man, who describes himself as a "third wheel"; Steve teams with Marcus Lemonis (The Profit (2013)) to help a single mother build a business; a female fire helicopter pilot is honored. Also: Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Tone Bell (Truth Be Told (2015)).

Steve addresses race relations. Included: headlines about race are discussed by a panel featuring Bakari Sellers, Katie Keiffer, Chris DiStefano, Crystal Wright and Sunny Hostin.

A woman claims her friend works too much and stages a surprise intervention for her; Steve helps a teen whose birthday is associated with heartbreak. Also: chef Graham Elliot.

Fly Day Friday is celebrated with luxurious trip giveaways to audience members; Deidre Hall and Galen Gering celebrate the 50th anniversary of Des jours et des vies (1965). Also: Cynthia Bailey (Les Real Housewives d'Atlanta (2008)); and a bedroom makeover.

A behind-the-scenes look at Steve's daughter's wedding includes honeymoon reflections. Also: an interview with Lorena Bobbitt, the center of a headline-making case in 1993, who discusses domestic violence.

Todd Chrisley (Chrisley Knows Best (2014)) is a guest; Steve opines on trending topics; and Steve plays matchmaker for a relationship blogger. Also: cocktails featuring maple syrup.

Steve salutes military men and women for Veterans Day. Included: military stories; surprise reunions; a renovation project for a veteran; patriotic artwork; and performances by the Navy Band Great Lakes.

Dr. Phil McGraw is the guest. Included: advice to audience members; Dr. Phil and Robin McGraw, Steve and Marjorie Harvey, and Karli Harvey and Ben play the Anniversary Game.

The theme "Slay at Any Age" features Steve providing tips on how to look great, feel amazing and find love. Included: dating at any age; beauty pointers from actress Lynda Carter; and advice to keep skin looking youthful.

Steve pays homage to single mothers in a segment that includes a single-mom panel, consisting of Bethenny Frankel, magazine editor Stacy Kaiser and Kym Whitley. Included: topics of interest to single moms; parenting styles; and Matt Doran (Crime Watch Daily (2015)) with safety tips.

A father-and-son duo whose selfie went viral; Nicole Polizzi; a woman who claims her husband is too negative.

Author Timbaland (aka Timbaland) (Empire (2015)) (book, "The Emperor of Sound: A Memoir"); Lisa Ling (This Is Life with Lisa Ling (2014)); pickup artist Vince Kelvin.

Steve puts online profiles to the test to determine if they're too sexy; Steve interviews country artist Kellie Pickler and her husband, Kyle Jacobs (I Love Kellie Pickler (2015)); couples reveal their weight loss from a "22-Day Revolution" diet.

Three women in their 20's, 30's and 40's reveal whether or not they were able to connect with their date; Actress Sarah Michelle Gellar visits the show; Choice Hotels CEO Steve Joyce makes an announcement Steve's Mentoring Camp.

In "Battle of the Sexes 2015", Steve addresses double standards that divide the sexes. Included: gender roles; a panel of young men and women.

Steve reflects on all that he's thankful for in the "Thankful Hour". Included: two parents reach out to Steve to help their spoiled children appreciate what they have; Jill Scott performs and is interviewed; a cooking lesson.

Steve interviews Mariah Carey, who talks about her love life and her holiday traditions, gives a mother a makeover and teams up with audience members for a game of Holiday Taboo.

Steve interviews comedian Rickey Smiley; foodie Todd Wilbur puts the focus on chicken sandwiches; an 11-year-old boy is honored for helping less fortunate children; and designer Jeremiah Brent offers tips on how to throw a New Year's Eve party.

CeeLo Green; interior designer Nate Berkus; and celebrity pastors Rich Wilkerson and DawnCheré Wilkerson, who offer marital advice for a couple planning to exchange wedding vows.

Marriage infidelity is discussed with couples Shannon Storms Beador and David Beador (Les Real Housewives: Orange County (2006) and Tina Atkins and Teddy Campbell (Mary Mary (2012). Also: the cast of Born Again Virgin (2015); the founder of the Facebook group, "Black Fathers".

Omarosa Manigault Newman (The Apprentice (2004)) and Tiffany Pollard (Flavor of Love (2006)) cast light on living the life of a reality TV figure; and Steve addresses trending topics. Also: Kym Whitley (Raising Whitley (2013)).

A woman seeks help in getting closure after entering into a new relationship; Steve Harvey taste tests for Ladies of London (2014) star Marissa Hermer; A woman with masters degree receives help in landing her dream job in Human Resources.

Steve and his wife, Marjorie Harvey, launch a week-long holiday gift-giving guide; Steve surprises a single mom with a fully furnished home for the holidays; and India Arie performs "The Christmas Song".

Steve serves up holiday gift suggestions for foodies; Steve plays matchmaker for a woman for the holidays; a military mother is honored as a "Holiday Harvey's Hero"; and the stars of the show, DC Cupcakes (2010), offer baking secrets.

Steve spotlights hot toys for children. Also: Patti LaBelle and Internet star James Wright Chanel; a surprise military reunion for the holidays.

Steve highlights hot toys for teens; a man attempts to reconnect with the love of his life, for the holidays; Steve tries to help 34-year-old twins, who are at odds. Also: holiday-theme texts.

A guide to giving technology gifts; Chrisley Knows Best (2014) star Todd Chrisley discusses his special, Chrisley Knows Best: A Very Chrisley Christmas 2 (2015), and weighs-in on whether viewers are faced with relationship deal breakers; Steve's business partner's, comic Rushion McDonald, "Perfect Bake" app.

Steve plays matchmaker for a Missouri woman, who's studying to be a minister; and foodie Moe Cason spotlights hot barbecue trends. Also: an interview with Lorena Bobbitt, who was at the center of a headline-making case in 1993.

"Fresh Start Week" features pointers to stay motivated with hip-hop preacher Eric Thomas, tips on how to stay fit with celebrity trainer Dolvett Quince (The Biggest Loser (2004)), and an interview with Medal of Honor recipient Florent Groberg.

"Fresh Start Week" continues with former NFL player Ray Lewis, who helps a mother and her 18-year-old son, who has dreams of playing football. Also: Steve and motivational speaker Lisa Nichols counsels a married couple at a crossroad in their relationship.

"Fresh Start Week" continues with tips, to add years to one's life, from Dr. Lauren Streicher and Dr. Travis Stork. Also: Al Roker and Deborah Roberts; and an intervention for a struggling small business.

Steve delivers a surprise dating intervention for a woman, who is an attorney by day and teaches pole-dancing classes at night; a father tries to make amends for years of being absent; and Steve provides a "Motivational Minute".

Trainers Jorge Cruise and Lacey Stone square off in a fitness showdown. Also: a recap on a dating intervention for a pole-dancing attorney.

A series of hidden-camera segments reveal if passerby will help strangers; a man is honored as a "Harvey's Hero" for helping his Milwaukee community. Also: a female MLB coach; a performance by Jordan McGraw's band, "Hundred Handed".

Social media is explored with an audience full of twenty-somethings. Here, Dorothy Wang (Rich Kids of Beverly Hills (2014)) discusses social media's impact on various issues; and DeStorm Power (Punk'd (2003)) offers tips on how to become a social-media star. Also: a tutorial on how to use Snapchat.

Steve helps a divorced woman begin dating again; Scheana Shay Shay, Tanisha Thomas and Judy Gold discuss trending topics; and a woman is honored for helping homeless children celebrate their birthdays.

R&B singer Angie Stone is interviewed, as is her daughter, Diamond Stone; Stone discusses her recent legal troubles and broken relationship with her daughter. Also: a young entrepreneur and her invention, called the ZipTank.

Steve's birthday is celebrated with appearances by Kirk Franklin and T.I.. Included: audience members receive a gift; Steve's new grandson makes his TV debut; Steve and T.I. help a single mother in need; Steve's elementary-school photo is recreated.

Part 1 of 2. Steve addresses his stint as host of the Miss Universe pageant, during which he made headlines by announcing the wrong woman as the pageant winner. Insight from Miss Universe Pia Wurtzbach and Miss USA Olivia Jordan is included.

Conclusion. Steve addresses his stint as host of the Miss Universe pageant and talks to Miss Columbia Ariadna Gutiérrez-Arévalo, the contestant Steve mistakenly announced had won the pageant. Also: Hoda Kotb (Today (1952)).

Steve discusses polyamory, the practice of intimate relationships involving more than two people, with insight from relationship therapist Laura Berman. Also: Patrice C. Washington has personal finance tips for women.

A "Stepmom Summit" is held with a panel that includes Marjorie Harvey and Tiny Harris; Steve helps a woman try to win back her ex.

Musician Kyle Norman, of the music group Jagged Edge, visits the show with his wife, Marrika, as they talk about his arrest for aggravated assault; Hot Bench (2014) judge Patricia DiMango offers legal information to viewers during "Harvey's Law".

Troubling and alarming headlines are discussed by panelists that include Dr. Drew Pinsky, Sunny Hostin and Bakari Sellers. Also: an interview with Jonathan Gosselin.

A woman tells of fighting off an intruder; teacher Christine Scarlett had her student's baby.

Steve's inaugural "Couples Summit" explores marital struggles and the keys to a good relationship in a segment that includes Marjorie Harvey, plus Bill Rancic and Giuliana Rancic. Also: favorite couples' looks on a budget.

Young professionals who had made millions of dollars share the secrets to their success.

An interview with actor and comic Marlon Wayans from Cinquante nuances de Black (2016); Steve Harvey talks about the trend of teenagers exchanging sexually-related texts; a mother attempts to prevent her young daughter from taking part in sexting.

Sex slavery and human trafficking; Steve's book turns a man's life arou.

Two brothers conduct a surprise dating intervention for their little sister. Also: Spike Lee discusses his 2015 film, Chi-Raq (2015), and the lack of diversity at the Academy Awards.

Interracial love and relationships are discussed. Included: a woman considers dating outside her race, for the first time; and a woman tries to reconnect with her mother.

The religious divide in America is discussed by a panel of religious leaders. Included: a Christian woman spends a day with a Muslim-American woman. Also: a woman who survived a shooting.

Three new couples take on Steve Harvey's 30-day experiment; author L.A. Reid talks about his book "sing to me; my story of making music,finding magic, and searching for who's next"; guitars over guns operation CEO Chad Bernstein.

"Love Week" kicks off with a wedding story that involves a bride's father and stepfather. Also: a dueling dad and a stepfather try to find common ground to co-parent; and a woman dislike her man's hip-hop fashion style.

Steve plays matchmaker for three women, with a focus group of men appraising their dates. Also: an update on Rielle Hunter, who was involved in a political scandal in the late 2000s; a surprise for a super fan.

Sisters are set up on dates with unattractive men; a mailman rescues a child; an alligator wrangler.

Steve helps stage a dating intervention for a woman who claims she attracts all the wrong men; Dr. Laura Berman highlights her new book, "Quantum Love". Also: a married couple who overcame serious obstacles.

Former guests of the show set up with a group of eligible bachelors; Steve receives an update from Tracy about her date; an audience member is set up on date.

Steve takes on the problematic issue of gun violence in the city of Chicago with a panel of guests including pastor Corey Brooks, Father Michel Pfleger, Brandon Smith, Elizabeth Dozier, Brandon Jackson, Curtis Toler and Valerie Jarrett.

A focus group of seven diverse women provides advice to women in tough situations; three women, who spent time in prison, thank those who supported them.

Kim Gravel ("Gravel Mail"); comic Judy Gold; singer Michelle Williams; Patrice C. Washington.

Now more than halfway through his "30 day date" experiment, Steve checks in on his group of singles to see how their progress is coming along; four pharmaceutical students surprise their professor, Dr. Jaime Riskin, for being an excellent mentor.

Recording artist and reality star Ray J stops by with his fiancee Princess Love Norwood, to talk to Steve Harvey about their relationship; Steve puts two diet plans to the test with celebrity trainers Jorge Cruise and Lacey Stone.

Steve is joined by group of woman between 31 and 91 years old who trying to help a younger group of women in their 20's through their own personal experience in love, relationship, sex, and in their careers.

Steve Harvey is joined by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to talk about her presidential campaign and the 2016 election; Steve also talks to chess Irina Krush after becoming the first woman in America to become a Grandmaster.

Steve chats with Hugh Jackman and Taron Egerton, of the 2016 film Eddie the Eagle (2015); hot headlines are discussed; and a man who helped teens restore old cars is honored as a "Harvey's Hero".

A group of women stage an intervention for their friend, who's having a hard time getting over her ex. Also: Ken Jeong (Dr. Ken (2015)); a Navy veteran who founded a program that honors fallen soldiers and their families.

Steve Harvey discusses the prevalence of bullying in today's society and is joined by Dr. Drew Pinsky; a hidden-camera bullying experiment is conducted; the founder of forever visits the show and engages in the discussion.

Comic Kym Whitley of Raising Whitley (2013) undergoes a dating experiment and hosts a recycle my ex party, where she and her friends all bring an ex-significant other and see if any of them are a good fit for someone else at the party.

Two time super bowl champion James Harrison Jr., linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers, discusses a comment he posted on social media, how he feel about his son getting a participation trophy not winning, and host a panel of parents.

Two women meet with a dermatologist before rejoining the dating scene; a look at NBC's Little Big Shots (2016); a 6-year old spelling master challenges Steve to a spelling test; a married couple receive help in reconnecting with each other.

Flint, Michigan, residents have fallen ill from city water contaminated by lead.

The father and sister of murder victim Ron Goldman; O.J. Simpson's former houseguest Kato Kaelin.

Rodney Peete and Holly Robinson Peete (For Peete's Sake (2016)); Judy Gold, Michl.

Steve Harvey shares his views on popular entertainment news headlines; actors Jerrod Carmichael, David Alan Grier, Loretta Devine, Tiffany Haddish and Amber Stevens West from The Carmichael Show (2015); a look at Easter Sunday fashions.

Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. (American Crime Story (2016)) visits the show; Steve Harvey shares his take on the latest headlines; an update on one woman's dating life; local meteorologist Byron Miranda discusses his viral video.

Reality star Todd Chrisley and Steve Harvey give relationship advice to women; a troubled family receives help; life coach Rhonda Britten discusses speaking at the "Act Like a Success" conference.

The couples, who took part in Steve's "30 Day Date" experiment, provide updates on their relationships; wrestler David Otunga shares the benefits of small changes in diet and lifestyle; three women receive help, from Heather Thomson and Amilya Antonetti, in propelling their business.

Steve Harvey shares his take on the latest headlines; a mother and step-mother undergo family therapy; a young christian woman goes on her first date; a heroic police officer's story; Choice Hotels CEO Steve Joyce donates to the mentoring program.

Self-made millionaires reflect on their success stories and offer financial tips. Also: author Johnny Wimbrey serves up $25,000 to a winning inventor; and financial expert Patrice C. Washington shares advice about money.

Steve helps a young woman, seeking a lasting relationship, get her love life on track; the "Travel Mom" shares the top vacation destinations; a woman gives the man, with whom she is in a "friends with benefits" relationship, an ultimatum.

Actor Taye Diggs from First Murder (2014) visits the show to talk about fatherhood and his children's book about racial identity; a survivor of a pulmonary embolism shares her story; a woman who wants her boyfriend to commit receives help.

Tiny House Nation (2014) hosts John Weisbarth and Zack Giffin give Steve Harvey a tour of a tiny house; a 4-year-old expert on the U.S. presidents shares his take on current politics; a couple, at a crossroads, talk about the struggle of cohabitation; and lifestyle changes with wrestler David Otunga.

Steve tries to improve a woman's love life, by decoding her online dating tactics. Also: travel tips; and a woman who's in a "friends with benefits" relationship.

Dating Coach Bela Gandhi shares the keys to meeting someone on tinder, regardless of age; a family shares the story of how a fishing trip went away, and the two fishermen who saved their lives visit the show to talk about the events that transpired.

Former professional basketball player Seth Sundberg shares the story of how he reinvented himself, after being charged with tax evasion and sentenced to seven years prison; YouTube star Laura Vitale and Rachel Levin share tips for achieving social media success; health pointers on cleansing the body from the inside out; and a prisoner's story of hope.

Authors DeVon Franklin and Meagan Good share the story behind their book"The Wait"; a family confronts their loved one about his drug addiction with the help of HLN host Dr. Drew Pinsky and the founder of A Man in Recovery Foundation.

The inventor who inspired the film "Joy (2015)" shares the story of her success; three businesswomen learn how they can grow their enterprises; a female executive receives help with her dating life; the sisters who co-founded Truee Wine are honored.

Steve helps a couple who claim the future of their relationship is jeopardized by their political views; a troubled teenager is placed in a program for at-risk teens; a singer who faced criticism for singing the national anthem in a mariachi outfit.

Steve Harvey offers his opinion on the latest headlines; a woman is pushed to realize she is sending the message by wearing provocative clothing.

Steve Harvey weighs in on the latest headlines; a couple learn to adjust to a reverse in their roles; actor Larenz Tate from "Game of Silence (2016)" visits the show; television personality Kristin Cavallari discusses her book "Balancing in Heels".

Steve weighs in on the latest headlines; "17 ans et maman 2 (2011)" Stars Kailyn Lowry and Leah Messer, along with HLN host Dr. Drew Pinsky, help young mothers learn to balance their lives; "Hot Bench (2014)" Judge Patricia DiMango offers legal counsel; Steve's "Ride for Charity".

Kendra on Top (2012) stars Kendra Wilkinson and Hank Baskett discuss their marriage and offer relationship advice; The Voice (2011) winner Jordan Smith performs; dating expert Bela Gandhi helps a woman who is searching for man to date her mother-in-law.

"Raising Whitley (2013)" star Kym Whitley presents an update on her and her friends "Recycle My Ex" dating experiment; Steve Harvey helps a woman set higher standards for the men she dates; a master distiller is honored as a "Female Groundbreaker".

A panel of six men answer questions from an audience full of women; Naturally Danny Seo magazine editor-in-chief Danny Seo offers tips for recycling at home; returning panelists Kim Gravel, Nischelle Turner and Judy Gold weigh in on headlines.

A 10-year-old Sport Stacker showcases his cup stacking skills; a "Kids Chat" featuring nine children as they discuss pop culture, relationships and politics; a pair of young salsa dancers perform; MasterChef Junior (2013) winner Addison makes cupcakes,

A 30-year-old man who has never kissed someone receives dating help; 11-years old Gymnast Konnor McClain showcases her balance beam skills; Steve tries to convince a woman to open up a hair salon; a 3-year-old Baltimore Ravens fan

Steve Harvey weighs-in on the latest headlines; two women seek Steve's help in giving their friend a dating intervention; young skateboarders travel from Japan to perform tricks; a football player and children's book author visits the show.

ESSENCE Magazine entertainment director Cori Murray previews the 22nd annual Essence Fest; a married couple receive help in getting their children to get along; a pair of young ballet dancers perform; a woman undergoes a dating intervention.

Steve Harvey weighs-in on trending headlines; fitness trainer Dolvett Quince brings former teammates to the show to train three new contestants; a young self-taught pianist performs with Steve; Pastor Rich Wilkerson discusses his book.

Dr. Jenn Mann, of TV's Family Therapy with Dr. Jenn (2016), is featured in a segment that includes raw conversations with Tiffany Pollard and her mother Michele Rothschild-Patterson, plus Dina Lohan and Michael Lohan. Also: hot headlines; an interracial date; and a 4-year-old preacher.

Steve Harvey's twin daughters, Karli Harvey and Brandi Harvey, co-hosts the show; twin sisters update Steve on their wedding and families; twin bothers, who resemble Bradley Cooper, share the story behind a video about crashing celebrity parties; two sisters receive fashion makeovers from stylist Lawrence Zarian.

Musician Kelly Rowland visits the show to discuss her documentary series Chasing Destiny (2016); an interview with a teenager who stopped a robbery while at a job interview; a woman who claims her man is too attractive receives help.

A woman receives help with her poor dating habits; two millennials, who use social media and technology to help others, are honored as "Harvey's Heroes"; "The Animal Guy" Jeff Musial visits the show with wild animals, which include a vulture, an armadillo and an arctic fox.

Steve Harvey celebrates his soon-to-be-born grandson by throwing a baby shower; expecting mothers receives gifts; reality star Kandi Burruss and Countess Luann de Lesseps and OB-Gyn Dr. Lauren Streicher discuss the birthing process.

Week opens with a look at the rap group Salt-N-Pepa in a segment that also includes an appearance by Kid 'N Play. Also: men and women debate traditional gender roles.

A "Where Are They Now?" segment spotlight singers and reality stars Bret Michaels and Flavor Flav; Steve helps a woman play matchmaker for her twin sister. Also TV executive Cris Abrego.

A "Where Are They Now?" segment revisits the cast of Good Times (1974), including Jimmie 'JJ' Walker, Ralph Carter, BernNadette Stanis, Johnny Brown and Ja'net DuBois. Also: Steve plays matchmaker for two women; Steve honors a teen who saved his neighbor's life.

A "Where Are They Now?" segment centers on entertainer Charo and 1990s newsmaker John Wayne Bobbitt. Also: Steve meets three high-school seniors who have been accepted to nearly 80 colleges; Steve helps women determine their relationship status.

Actors Jasmine Guy, Kadeem Hardison, Cree Summer, Charnele Brown and Darryl M. Bell from Campus show (1987) visits the show; a group of women debate over the cost of managing hairstyles.

Summer is celebrated with "Summer of Steve Week"; two play "Fast Money"; Barbecue master Myron Mixon serves up culinary lessons; Steve honors a woman for saving children during a shooting. Also: Terrence J; and summer hair tips.

Steve plays matchmaker for racer James Hinchcliffe; Steve highlights a summer camp founded by a Purple Heart recipient and his wife; Steve's wife and daughter spotlight a 21-day diet challenge; and an audience member wins a summer trip.

Favorite and memorable guests return for a summer reunion to provide updates on their lives. included the founder of Teen Project, which helps young people in need; and best of clips from the show. Also: An audience member wins a summer trip.

Four women take on a 90-day relationship experiment; Steve's wife, Marjorie Harvey, shares her list of must-have summer items; two inventors pitch their summer-themed products; one member of the audience receives a trip to Peru.

"Summer of Steve Week" concludes with guests Jerry Springer and Steve Wilkos; a family drama unfolds; Steve helps a man reveal his secret crush; and an audience member wins a summer trip. Also: newlyweds who raised money for the needy at their wedding.

Pastor John Hannah; a 9-year-old golf champion; a woman reunites with her middle-school sweetheart.

Reality star Todd Chrisley from Chrisley Knows Best (2014) is interviewed and helps Steve Harvey with a dating experiment; Steve helps save a couple's upcoming wedding; beach exercises for toning bodies; musician Lalah Hathaway performs.

Bishop Eddie Long of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Georgia discusses the story behind his book, ("The Untold Story"); a married couple receive help, from Bill Rancic and Giuliana Rancic, in saving their food truck business and their marriage; celebrity stylist Timothy Snell visits the show.

Hollywood Game Night (2013) host Jane Lynch is interviewed and plays a game of "Dance in Your Pants"; a man receives help in moving on from his past love; a married couple share their love story; a look at how cleanses from D herbs are beneficial.

Two Students share the story of how they came together through snapchat; two children seek help in finding someone for their mother; a look at summer dating apps; comic Sherri Shepherd from Match Made in Heaven (2015) visits the show.

An audience of couples are challenged to have sex every day for 90 days in order to better their relationships, with relationship expert Dr. Laura Berman joining the conversation; beauty expert Michelle Park shares a number of aphrodisiacs; a man tries to save his marriage of one year after having an affair.

Destiny Global CEO and President Dani Johnson shares the story of how she became a millionaire; homeless man w/ a "golden voice" reveals how fame led to trouble; a professional dancer who lost her leg at the Boston Marathon bombing dances.

Musical group New Edition joins the show as part of "Men of the 90's R&B Week"; eight-year-old Mari Copeny stops by to talk about meeting President Obama after writing a letter to him; Steve helps a 22 year old evaluate her love life.

Comedian Mike Epps joins the show to talk about his new sitcom, Uncle Buck (2016), and helps Steve counsel a couple who are at odds over the use of profanity; actresses Susan Lucci and Dania Ramirez from Devious Maids (2013) stop by; singer Keith Sweat performs.

Singer Bobby Brown joins the show to talk about his memoir, "Every Little Step"; comedian Kym Whitley shares her dating issues with Steve; interior designer Mikel Welch shows viewers weekend projects for the summer, including building a backyard pergola; Janelle Inez prepares an iced coffee.

Viewers from across the country share stories about their fathers; four fathers will compete for the title of "Dad of the Year" and a $10,000 check; Steve's son Jason features his women's shoe line; Montell Jordan makes an appearance.

Melissa Rivers joins the show to talk about her mother's legacy and other personal stories from her "The Book of Joan"; founder of Awakening Herbal Blends, Ladell Hills shares how to cleanse the body; singer Ginuwine stops by.

Talk Show host Ellen DeGeneres hijacks an "Ask Steve" segment; an interview with reality star Brandi Glanville; YouTube star Auntie Fee visits; an interview with Jerry Seinfeld; the Queen of Prancercise surprises Steve Harvey

Steve Harvey reviews some of the best surprise moments on the show; a look at past birthday shows for Steve; a recap of Steve's favorite moment on the show, when his wife and children shared their best memories of him; Steve's grandchildren appear.

Steve reflects on his interviews with President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama; a look at over the-top moments from "United Dates of America"; a look back at 50 on-set marriage ceremonies; Steve and Wynton's bubble suit battle.

A look at the best moments from the show's 500th episode; a review of how one tech-obsessed family dealt with a ban on all electronics for a 48-hour time span; a look back at when Steve taught his children to drive; "Date Your Husband" campaign moments.

A Look back at some of Steve Harvey's favorite moments where children showcased their talents on the show; a review of some of the top "United Dates of America" segments; a pair of 100-year-old best friends; Steve learns how to be Amish.

Steve looks back at his least favorite moments on the show. Included: exercise routines and fitness trends; beauty segments; Steve's first-ever colonoscopy; and outrageous Halloween outfits.

Steve recalls series moments that may have been better suited for a late-night show. Included: segments about people's sex lives; a romance tutorial; "love products"; a racy cooking segment; and interviews with Sherri Shepherd and Martha Stewart.

Steve shares top off-camera moments from the show. Included: previously unseen footage; behind-the-scenes clips; comedy during commercial breaks; and a look at the show's comedian who warms up the audience.

Steve recaps his most memorable moments in the four-year history of the show. Included: a 1970s-theme episode; a dating makeover for four nerds; a lesson in curling; and a woman who claimed her man was too sexy.

Steve looks back at some of his favorite guests. Included: a neat freak derailing his sex life; an 86-year-old woman who wrote a steamy romance novel; a heroic subway worker; a battle for the top deep-dish pizza in Chicago; and a hog-calling champ.

Pastor Paula White helps a married couple at odds over religion; Steve tries to help three makeup-studio co-workers resolve a work conflict.

Steve interviews Larry Birkhead, partner of the late Anna Nicole Smith and father of her daughter, Dannielynn Birkhead; the reunited R&B girl group Sisters With Voices (known as SWV) perform: a family who threw a big-bucks birthday bash for their daughter.

Three sisters secretly play matchmaker for their elder sister, by handpicking a man for her. Also: the love story of a woman who married the man who donated part of his liver to her; a day in the life of a woman with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).

Steve helps three romantically-challenged women, who've declared they're going on a love strike. Also: extraordinary weight loss stories in America are shared.

Olympic medalist Aja Evans visits the show and receives assistance with her dating life; a look at the public's relationship with cops, while stories are shared regarding officers; author Alan Fox discusses his foundation, Youth Philanthropy Connect.

Host Steve Harvey tries to help two women, who were sorority sisters, become friends again after one of them betrayed her sorority by joining a reality show; Emily Kaufman comes on the show to discusses wellness vacations.

The show takes a second look at the topic of gun violence in Chicago by interview a former gang member; a look at the number of number of murders taken place in Chicago and how many of them were unsolved last year; congressman Bobby Rush, and rappers Moncy and King Louie are interviewed.

Huffington post science editor Jacqueline Howard and Dr. Daniel Caspi to talk about the difference between science and science fiction; Steve gives a lesson in the "D-low shuffle"; educator Ron Clark talks about philanthropy.