Steve Harvey

- Season 5

(2016)

Professional basketball star LeBron James sends Steve a surprise message; comedian Jay Leno discuss his career and gives Steve a ride in a vintage car; Olympic gold medalist Simone Manuel talks about competing in Rio; Tika Sumpter and Parker Sawyers of First Date (2016).

Steve revisits his favorite "Family Feud (1999)" moments from the past seven years and catches up with contestants who provided the most outrageous responses, making them viral video sensations; NeNe Leakes and Sheryl Underwood visits the show.

Country music legend Dolly Parton joins Steve to help kick off "Steve Goes Country Hour"; Steve tries to help a female pro bull rider find the man of her dreams; BBQ master Myron Mixon helps Steve, with the "Great American Food Fight: Country Edition", by judging the pulled pork competition; and Steve honors a cowboy who lassoed a would-be thief.

Steve shares his discussions with a group of couples about getting their sex lives back on track; some couples were told not to have sex all summer and some were told to have sex everyday; a behind-the-scenes look at The Neighborhood Awards. Also: an update on sisters who discovered that their DNA matched another woman who claimed to be their long-lost sibling.

Celebrity judge Mel B from "America's Got Talent (2006)"; "The Biggest Loser (2004)" trainer Dolvett Quince and the three viewers who set out to lose weight visits the show for their final weigh-in; a lesson on using Uber; a man reveals his 200-pound weight loss.

"The Talk (2010)" co-host Sheryl Underwood, comic and actress Judy Gold and "Access Hollywood (1996)" host Liz Hernandez discusses controversial headline topics; actress Regina Hall from "When the Bough Breaks (2016)"; a "Harvey's Hero" is honored.

A "sunday supper showdown" competition between the Chrisley family of Chrisley Knows Best (2014) and the Manzo family of Manzo'd with Children (2014); a single mother shares the story of four teenagers who saved her after a car accident.

Males and females discuss gender roles as the role of women continues to evolve; documentary subjects from "60 Days In (2016)" visit the show; "Love at First Kiss (2016)" star Joshua Basili discusses his attempt at making a connection with his first kiss.

Television personality Martha Stewart prepares recipes from her cookbook "Vegetables" and discusses dating on Match.com; "Dr. Drew on Call (2011)" host Dr. Drew Pinsky holds an intervention for "Pokémon Go" addicts; a look at Steve Harvey's golf tournament.

Steve offers a comical look at topical headlines; a "Happy Wife, Happy Life" theme features women airing grievances about their husbands. Also: Omari Hardwick and Joseph Sikora of Power (2014); and a look at Steve's Mentoring Camp for Boys.

Magic Johnson, his wife, Cookie Johnson, and two of their children, E.J. Johnson and Elisa Johnson ("EJ NYC").

Steve teams with Kristin Cavallari to play matchmaker for a woman by taking her to a tailgating party. Also: a look at two forms of alternative medicine; John David Washington, of the series Ballers (2015); a backstage peek at the show, Little Big Shots (2016).

Steve devotes an entire hour to a "Race and Policing Town Hall", with insight provided by police officers, members of the Black Lives Matter movement, victims of police violence, plus music artists Game and Coffey Anderson.

Steve welcomes a man to the show who is profess to process his love for his best friend and propose to her; a 9-year-old girl who saved an abandoned baby joins the show; Empire (2015) actor Jussie Smollett sits down for an interview with Steve.

Steve Harvey teams up Kym Whitley and Ford to honor amazing women by picking them up in a "Cash Car" and taking them around town; the women include a mother of a girl with down syndrome.

Steve Harvey brings Michelle from New Orleans in to help her with her dating life and share some dating techniques; Steve teams up with Kym Whitley and ford to help outstanding women and celebrate them with the audiences.

Steve Harvey celebrates his favorite feel-good stories including videos of himself; Steve teams up Kym Whitley and Ford to help outstanding women including one who created anti-gang program for at risk teens.

Steve Harvey talks to a bachelor about his love and dating life; Steve teams up with friend Kym Whitley and Ford to help outstanding women including one who adopted the four children of her best friend who passed away.

Steve Harvey talks to Joshua Basili from TLC's "Love at First Kiss (2016)" after an awkward moment on the show; up with friend Kym Whitley and Ford to help outstanding women including one who saved a woman and her child.

Host Steve Harvey presents a celebration of curvy women with a panel of women who are proud of their curves, including Nicole Byer (Girl Code (2013) and *Loosely Exactly Nicole (2016)), Tess Holliday, Dascha Polanco (Orange Is the New Black (2013)) and Kim Gravel; Steve gives a woman a crash course in being bold and dating without insecurity. Also: plus-size fashions with stylist Tim Snell.

Steve shares some guidance with two women who are in desperate need of relationship advice with an electric focus group including a rabbi, a stylist, a beauty pageant coach, a mother, a college advisor and a trainer.

Steve is joined by the director, producer, writer and actor of "Naissance d'une nation (2016)" Nate Parker to talk about the movie that took him eight years to complete; Steve meets father-son deep sea fishing duo Gary Ripka and Kenny Ripka.

Steve finds 100 women who say they have decided to be done with dating for good to be the studio audience and takes on the challenge of convincing them to change their minds with the help of actor Shemar Moore from "Esprits criminels (2005)".

Steve is joined by a woman who is ready to start dating again, after breaking off her wedding weeks before the day, and presents her with eligible men and harsher family questions; lifestyle expert Kelli Zink Levy shares the "top stress remedies"; and Dr. John Duffy offers a perspective on quirky habits.

A mother receives a relaxing spa day in a "Moms on Strike" experiment; Steve interviews Ta'Rhonda Jones (Empire (2015)); a young track star, who lost her mother to breast cancer, meets Olympic hurdlers Brianna Rollins, Nila Ali and Kristi Castlin.

Steve Harvey presents the "Stepmom Summit 2.0!" in which stepmothers, stepfathers and stepchildren work on making their blended families successful; wife of Al Roker and stepmother, Deborah Roberts joins comic Sarah Colonna.

Steve talks with a man named Sebastian who hacked tinders algorithm and matched with 12,000 women in the hopes of finding love; chef Rick Bayless talks about his food inspired by the late Julia Childs and stories inspired by her.

Steve welcomes an audience of women that are all going through divorce and offers them help; "The Real Housewives of New Jersey (2009)" Siggy Flicker talk about the trials of her own divorce and how she kept things amicable with her former husband.

Steve talks with a couple that is struggling with balance between their relationship and their religion; a high school senior surprises his favorite coach with the honor of a "Harvey's Hero" and a pair of Nike Air Jordan's that he bought himself. Also: Hannah Kasulka of TV's L'Exorciste (2016).

Steve welcomes a 10-year-old boy who donated his hair to help children with cancer; a woman claims her husband is obsessed with Elvis; BET personality Gary Owen and his wife; a police officer who paid it forward to help a woman.

Actor Sterling K. Brown (This Is Us (2016)) is interviewed; Bill Rancic and Giuliana Rancic help a single mother revamp her Chicago restaurant; a couple seek help for the husband's addiction to pornography.

Steve welcomes a mother who uses hypnosis to keep her children in line; Steve interviews football personality Kordell Stewart; matchmaker Bela Gandhi highlights dating apps.

Steve stages a surprise reunion for a couple in a long-distance relationship; animal expert Jeff Musial spotlights unconventional household pets; information about heart attacks.

Steve interviews comedian Wanda Sykes; a good-news story centers on a McDonald's manager's act of kindness; NeNe Leakes offers relationship advice to two women.

Three women willing to give their ex-boyfriends another chance; Keesha Sharp (L'Arme fatale (2016)); LeeAnn Trotter, entertainment reporter for NBC 5 in Chicago. Animal Expert Jeff Musial

Steve's son-in-law, Ben Raymond, mentors fatherless boys; Robert Frank (Secret Lives of the Super Rich (2013)) gives a glimpse into the homes of some super-wealthy celebrities.

A mentoring program for teen girls; Miss USA Deshauna Barber; Steve's daughter Morgan makes a Jamaican dish; Olympian Usain Bolt; Chrissy Metz (This Is Us (2016)); Stefun Darts goes to college.

Terry Crews (Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013) and Ultimate Beastmaster: La loi du plus fort (2017)) is the guest; a "Lip Sync Battle" featuring Steve, Crews and the soul group, The O'Jays; Greg McKeown, author of "Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less".

Steve talks with actor and director Tyler Perry at his Los Angeles home about his success from a humble childhood to a prolific career; Steve talks to cast members of the movie, "Boo: A Madea Halloween" (2016), from the red carpet premiere.

Shari Headley and Vanessa Bell Calloway (Un prince à New York (1988)); Ta'Rhonda Jones (Empire (2015)); Jeff Musial brings African animals; magician Mat Franco (America's Got Talent (2006)).

Steve Harvey shares tips from his book "Jump"; supermodel Tyra Banks shares the story of how she built her brand; two sisters receive a chance to jump start their cosmetic careers; Steve presents his open 21-day jump challenge.

Inaugural "American Idol: The Search for a Superstar (2002)" winner Kelly Clarkson shares how she built up her career and is now an author (book, "River Rose and the Magical Lullaby"); Spanx founder Sara Blakely discusses her success story; a woman looks to start her teaching career; life coach coach Doreen Rainey visits the show.

Television personality and entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel presents what led her to build a $25 million Empire; a woman receives help in pursuing a baking career; DHerbs full Body Cleanse creator A.D. Dolphin visits the show.

Retired Basketball player Earvin "Magic Johnson shares how he built up NBA career; "Shark Tank (2009)" star Mark Cuban shares the story of his success; DHerbs Full Body Cleanse creator A.D Dolphin gives $1,000 to audience members.

Karli Harvey, Ben Raymond and little BJ stop by; the people behind some of Steve's favorite viral videos.

Steve gives his comedic take on all of the crazy things that have happened in the presidential race; Steve helps an election volunteer find a date; Steve talks to young children about politics; André Holland (Moonlight (2016)).

Steve kicks off a quest to have six-pack abs by the time he turns 60 in January. He receives advice from fitness guru Jorge Cruise, who also helps a group of women meet their weight-loss goals.

Steve provides an update on his "30-Day Date" couples, before they move in together; Omar Epps highlights his film, Almost Christmas (2016); smoothie recipes for the holidays.

Steve takes questions via Skype from military members in Kuwait and Iraq; Steve helps a veteran get a job offer and a home; comic Rubin Ervin goes to boot camp and gets a family reunion.

Comics D.L. Hughley, Cedric the Entertainer, Guy Torry and Mike Epps; the late Bernie Mac's family.

Comic George Lopez (Lopez (2016)); Taraji P. Henson (Empire (2015)); Fortune Feimster (The Mindy Project (2012)).

Comedian Tim Allen from Last Man Standing (2011)" discusses his start in comedy and what it was like growing up with a widowed mother of seven; up and coming comedian and winner of "Stand up NBC" Dulcé Sloan is the featured Laughs: Comedians You Should Know (2016)".

Comedian, author and television star Margaret Cho from E!'s Fashion Police (2002)" discusses her upbringing in San Francisco, and offending her own audience; musical guest Common performs his song "Black America Again"; comedian D.C. Young Fly

Comedian David Alan Grier from The Carmichael Show (2015) discusses his time at the Yale Drama School, and his time on the show In Living Color (1990); Julian McCullough is the featured Laughs: Comedians You Should Know (2016); the Turkey Day classic is discussed.

Legendary television personality Oprah Winfrey invites Steve to visit OWN headquarters, where she discusses her start in the industry; actors Kofi Siriboe, Rutina Wesley and Dawn-Lyen Gardner from "Queen Sugar (2016) discuss working with Oprah.

The finale of Steve's 30-Day Date experiment; Lisa Ling and Takita McKinney (This Is Life with Lisa Ling (2014)) discuss women falling in love with men behind bars; two ways to prepare a Thanksgiving turkey without using the oven.

Steve helps an opinionated family settle their seasonal differences in "Thanksgiving 911"; Judge Lauren Lake (Paternity Court (2013)) leads the "Harvey's Law" segment; shopping and trends specialist Sara Skirboll shares her Black Friday bargains.

Countess Luann de Lesseps (Les Real Housewives: New York City (2008)); TV personality/author Carson Kressley (book, "Does This Make My Butt Look Big?").

Comic Kathy Griffin (book "Kathy Griffin's Celebrity Run-ins", TV special "CNN New Year's Eve Live with Anderson Cooper and Kathy Griffin" (2016)); TV personality Anderson Cooper; a man thanks a co-worker for her kindness.

A woman and her daughter cannot agree on how to run their business; Steve honors a Salvation Army worker as a Harvey's Hero for mentoring youth; Shemar Moore and Bill Bellamy (Séductions (2016)); Greg McKeown (book, "Essentialism"); ugly sweaters.

Heather's list of dating requirements is so long and ridiculous that the man she Is looking for does not exist; Cynthia Bailey (Les Real Housewives d'Atlanta (2008)); Taniya Nayak (The Great Christmas Light Fight (2013)).

An entrepreneur falls on hard times; Giada De Laurentiis (Giada's Holiday Handbook (2015)); Brian McKnight is interviewed and performs; Joe Minoso (Chicago Fire (2012)).

Alicia Keys (The Voice (2011)); Steve helps a homeless single mother get a home for the holidays; Steve's gift-giving guide; stylist Ty Hunter brings holiday fashion advice; Steve's wife, Marjorie, sells some of her luxury designer clothes.

A working mother of three gets extra-stressed at holiday time, and her husband does not help; Steve Harvey's daughter Karli Harvey, her husband Ben Raymond and their son pose for their Christmas card photo.

Two women want to know if their relationship issues are deal-breakers or if their relationships are worth salvaging; gifts for food lovers; Ta'Rhonda Jones (Empire (2015)) chooses a man to take to a holiday party.

Model Ashley Graham (Top Model USA (2003)); gifts for teenagers; Steve and fashion guru Lawrence Zarian help a single mother and her six children have a memorable Christmas.

Fashion designer Rachel Zoe; Steve reunites a military family for Christmas; Steve's son Jason and his business partner give an update on their shoe line; holiday gifts for tech-savvy people.

Vivica A. Fox and dancers from Vivica's Black Magic (2017); finding love online; author Greg McKeown.

Laila Ali and Jon Lovitz from The Apprentice (2004); getting out of a dating rut.

Carrie Keagan from The Apprentice (2004) discusses her new book "Everybody Curses, I Swear!" Update on Steve's progress on with getting in shape; astrology and decision making.

Theresa Caputo from "Long Island Medium (2010)" assists audience members who wish to get in touch with their past in order to move forward with their lives; Celebrity stylists Ty Hunter and Raquel Smith share what it's like to work with Beyoncé

Steve sits down with actor and bachelor Shemar Moore to show women how to find the right man, answering audience questions on men and dating; a woman whose best friend needs a love life intervention turns to Steve for help.

Steve helps a woman find out where her relationship is heading; author Bill Rancic (book, "First Light"); a woman turns to Steve for help with her workaholic husband.

Steve talks to Dr. Michael Salzhauer about how he has become a social media star, by posting the plastic surgeries he performs, on Snapchat; Steve helps a woman, who has not had a serious relationship in years, by talking with her exes.

Steve hosts a "dating 911" intervention for a woman who lets men get away with bad behavior without calling them out on their actions; "Travel Mom" Emily Kaufman swings by tips on how to get the best winter vacation deals.

The entire show is dedicated to mothers, featuring a focus group of mother answering the tough questions that arise when raising teenagers; Entertainment Tonight (1981) reporter Nischelle Turner helps her mom, Miss Jacque, find love at 61.

Seth Meyers (Late Night with Seth Meyers (2014)); millennial college students debate topics involving gender roles.

Steve has no idea what to expect for his 60th-birthday show; musicians Stevie Wonder and Usher perform; Kym Whitley visits Cleveland; Steve's wife, daughters, son, grandson, sisters and brother; Steve's old friend Biggie rolls out a birthday cake.

Steve's book, "Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man"; updating the new realities of dating; WWE superstar David Otunga; Freddie Smith (Des jours et des vies (1965)); comic Chico Bean (Wild 'N Out (2005)); a texting test.

Four young people who make a difference in their communities; getting a tax refund in advance; comic Rubin Ervin; a married couple helps survivors of domestic abuse with free reconstructive surgery.

Steve decodes a couple's arguments; producer Nely Galan tells her success story and advises a woman, who was passed over for a promotion at work.

Kim Gravel (column "Gravel Mail"); Kandi Burruss (Les Real Housewives d'Atlanta (2008)); Judy Gold (podcast "Kill Me Now"); Bryshere Y. Gray (Empire (2015) and The New Edition Story (2017)); Patrice C. Washington (book, "Real Money Answers for Every Woman").

Steve sets up a dating experiment for a woman who has never had a boyfriend; creative ways to express oneself in the cyber world and get noticed; making a bitmoji; people want to know if things they are doing are weird.

Author Nancy Grace (book, "Murder in the Courthouse") and Steve tackle viewers' legal issues; author Kendrick Shope (book, "Sell Like a Woman") tells women how to sharpen their sales skills.

Kandi Burruss (Les Real Housewives d'Atlanta (2008)) advises a couple about their love life; a principal turns an impoverished school into a safe haven for children; Pastor John Hannah (book, "Desperate for Jesus") answers viewers' questions.

Witney Carson (Dancing with the Stars (2005)) helps a man propose to his wife, 20 years after he proposed in the drive-thru of a fast-food taco joint; Steve discusses life lessons; former prison inmates make up the staff of an upscale restaurant.

Steve facilitates the first in-person meeting between two people who have been dating exclusively online for six months; Steve helps a woman inspire her 400-pound husband to lose weight, with help from Shaun T.; Rushion McDonald has a recipe for no-bake apple snowball bites.

CNN anchor Anderson Cooper visits the show to talk about the new book he has co-authored with his mother; actress Saniyya Sidney talks about working with Denzel Washington and Octavia Spencer; actress Keke Palmer talks about her book/.

Steve and singer Maxwell help a 2016 Neighborhood Award recipient pull off a surprise marriage proposal to his girlfriend of five years; Steve welcomes back a former guest to help her learn the tips and tricks of second dates.

Updates on past guests: Steve follows up with a guest who is celebrated her 100th birthday on the show last year; Steve checks back in with a group of four guys who came to Steve for advice on dating; Steve welcomes back the head of the "Guitars Over Guns" program; one man wants to propose to his girlfriend; a couple who went to marriage boot camp tell what happened afterwards; dating disasters; a hero.

Reality-TV star E.J. Johnson hosts a fashion show with the aim to get women to embrace their sensual side for Valentine's Day; Steve's son-in-law, Ben Raymond, helps a single mother deal with raising two children in a single parent household.

Steve hosts another "Battle of the Sexes" with four different couples competing and discussing the topics that drive a wedge between the genders; Steve helps the owner of a Taco stand money to expand his business: A.D. Dolphin shares detox recipes.

After catching her ex cheating on her during her "30-Day Date" experiment, Ciera is treated to a "Clean Slate Date" courtesy of Steve; a woman, who was helped out of near homelessness with a rent-free home over the holidays, comes back to the show; one of Steve's campers thanks his mentor, Choice Hotels CEO Steve Joyce.

Steve talks to dermatologist Dr. Ava Shamban, who will perform a small face lift on the show; Steve helps a woman who has never been on a proper date with "Dating 101"; a man convinces over 200 Klansmen to give up their racist lifestyle.

Journalist Tamron Hall talks to Steve about her dating life and the fund she created in honor of her sister to help victims of domestic violence; Steve welcomes back a woman who had never been kissed; the cast of "Ghosts in the Hood (2016)".

Steve talks about the good old days with comedian friend Chris Tucker, reminiscing about life on the road and discussing Tucker's passion for stand-up; loving couples give away the secrets to a happy marriage.

Steve brings back three bachelors who were left standing in the wings the last time they were on the show and tries to set them up with women in the audience; Steve sets up a date for a women who lost 100 pounds to spite her cheating husband; Steve's Valentine's Day gift-giving guide.

Steve brings on 30 mothers to see if they can set up their single children with each other in the most successful dating game in the show's history.

2017 Miss Universe Pageant footage that can be seen only on Steve Harvey (2012); Steve and his son-in-law, Ben Raymond, answer young boys' questions about love.

An over-the-top romantic marriage proposal on the Steve Harvey (2012) stage; young children talk about love, relationships and marriage; an engaged couple wait to tie the knot, until the man's mother gives her blessing.

Three stories of men who have gone above and beyond to sweep their wives off their feet; Steve provides a fail-proof plan for women on how to drive their man wild, with advice on how to make sure they get what they want, too.

Actor and comedian Louie Anderson swings by the show to talks to Steve about their shared history as host of Family Feud (1999) and his role on "Baskets (2016)".

Steve talks to actors Judd Hirsch and Jermaine Fowler from the new sitcom, Superior Donuts (2017), and actors Inbar Lavi and Brian Benben from Imposters (2017).

Mike Epps ("Festival of Laughs" (2016) and Dying Laughing (2016)); a teacher, who created individual handshakes for each of his students, becomes honored as a Harvey's Hero; Steve helps a woman quit her job, in order to pursue her dreams.

A man wants Steve's help in sizing up his cousin's boyfriend; "travel mom" Emily Kaufman suggests where to go for a romantic getaway.

Steve talks to "Saturday Night Live (1975)" veteran Kenan Thompson about how Donald Trump has affected the show and speaks his mind about Kenan's impression of him; Steve runs people who claim to be "just friends" through a "30 Day Date.

Steve welcomes actor David Oyelowo from "A United Kingdom (2016)" to talk about his new movie, his friendship with Oprah Winfrey and his wife and children; Steve talks to comedian Sinbad about coming up to together in the comedy scene together and their careers.

Actress Gabrielle Union, from Being Mary Jane (2013), talks to Steve about her new hair care line and raising children with her husband, Dwyane Wade; actress Susan Kelechi Watson, from This Is Us (2016), talks to Steve about the show and karaoke.

Steve helps a former college basketball player find a date among eight men, through the use of a March Madness-style bracket: Steve offers a behind-the-scenes preview of the new season of Little Big Shots (2016); pint-sized dancers show off their impressive skills.

Steve invites pairs of best friends who decide to transition from friendship to romance; from Hot Bench (2014), former New York State Supreme Court Justice Judge Patricia DiMango offers bold, no-nonsense opinions on how to deal with legal issues.

Steve assigns two spoiled daughters to work at a sausage factory for a day; Greenleaf (2016) stars Lynn Whitfield and Keith David are featured; Steve attempts to get two former best friends, who are beauty pageant models, to talk to each other again.

Theresa Caputo, from Long Island Medium (2010), talks about her book, "Good Grief: Heal Your Soul, Honor Your Loved Ones and Learn to Live Again", and her show; overprotective brothers help Steve pick dates for their sisters and mother; "Smart Home" devices are featured.

Marsai Martin (Black-ish (2014)); Nicole Polizzi offers advice to women with relationship issues; a woman makes it her life mission to help homeless people; Steve announces his "Sand and Soul Fest".

A woman turns to Steve for help with her love life; audience members win trips; Irish cooking with chef Donal Skehan; a lottery winner featured on HGTV's My Lottery Dream Home (2015).

Joanna Coles, the content officer and beauty director of Cosmopolitan Magazine, give advice on beauty, fashion, dating and sex; audience members transform into Cosmo cover models.

Steve helps a woman find the right kind of man; chef Lawrence Page ("Hustle and Soul" (2017)) makes hot fried chicken; Gaius Charles (Taken (2017)); life strategist Sheri Riley talks about achieving work-life balance.

The real people behind some truly bizarre news stories; Anika Noni Rose and Ruben Santiago-Hudson (The Quad (2017)); author Greg McKeown talks about work-life balance and advises a busy single mother.

Steve gives his unique view on news headlines; a couple who talked about infidelity in an online video; women ask men questions about why men cheat; Ta'Rhonda Jones (Empire (2015)); non-invasive cosmetic procedures for swimsuit season.

A returning guest, who has lost weight, asks for help finding a man; Josh Henderson (The Arrangement (2017)); motivational speaker Bill Wooditch discusses success and failure.

A basketball bachelor looks for love; Sarah Merrill joins Steve for a social media class about memes; Jeff Musial shows Steve some tiny wild animals.

An Atlanta cop looks for a man to love, with the help of her family and friends; meeting undercover prisoners from the A&E docuseries, 60 Days In (2016).

Single mom Suzanne introduces her new beau to her grown daughter; Steve's son-in-law, Ben Raymond, joins him to give a group of boys a little insight on young love.

Tips to ignite passion in one's relationship; the miraculous story of a two-time cancer survivor; Val Warner (Windy City LIVE (2011)) talks about her recent weight loss challenge.

Holly Robinson Peete from the OWN reality show "For Peete's Sake (2016)" makes a visit: tips are given on how photo filters can take years and pounds off of selfies; two moms, who met in an unexpected way, meet for the first time.

Tanya Acker from Hot Bench (2014) joins Steve as he presents some questionable advice while Tanya corrects and elaborates; a woman comes to Steve for advice on how to revitalize her marriage; an 11-year-old college student and classical soloist performs.

Actress Sherri Shepherd talks about her experience on the West Coast, after living in New York for so long; Steve continues to help a couple with their marriage woes; former American Idol: The Search for a Superstar (2002) contestant La'Porsha Renae performs.

For the last part of the experiment where best friends try dating each other, they are challenged to move in together and share their thoughts; Steve meets with practical joking 4-year-olds; a woman becomes a mild internet sensation.

A woman wonders why her boyfriend has not proposed to her yet and threatens to end their relationship if he does not do so within a certain timeline; actress Danica McKellar discusses her time on the show, Les années coup de coeur (1988), and her interest in math; Lawrence Zarian joins Steve for a spring fashion show.

Nancy Grace (Petits meurtres et confidences: Petits meurtres et confidences: mystérieuse disparition (2017)); author Tia Mowry-Hardrict (book, "Whole New You") gives a culinary lesson; two participants from the reality show, First Dates (2017).

Steve's daughters, Karli Harvey and Brandi Harvey, talk to young girls about dating and relationships; Steve talks with two teen boys and the man who broke up their fight.

Steve tries to find a date for a man who was pranked by his friends; Nev Schulman and Max Joseph (Catfish: The TV Show (2012)); a man works with young dads in urban communities to try to help break the cycle of absentee fathers.

Steve helps a man re-do a failed marriage proposal; pastor John Gray ("The Book of John Gray") helps two women in need of spiritual guidance in their relationships; a new parenting app spots potentially unsafe online behaviors.

Single women want to know why they are attracting the wrong men online; Kim Gravel tells how to keep a relationship sexy.

Caroline Manzo and Albert Manzo (Manzo'd with Children (2014)) advise parents; Stacy Kaiser and Steve try to help a couple overcome infidelity and trust issues.

Ryan Stew meets eligible women; musician John Oates; author Bill Wooditch gives career advice to a woman who feels that she is at a professional crossroads.

Judge Lauren Lake (Paternity Court (2013)) advises two couples, who are ready to throw in the towel; a child gives tax advice; four brides-to-be kick off a weigh-loss challenge.

Talk-show host Maury Povich (Maury (1991)); a young woman learns who her father is in an onstage DNA reveal; Sanaa Lathan and Gina Prince-Bythewood (Shots Fired (2017)).

Elisha returns to the show to choose a bachelor to date; model Hunter McGrady helps women who struggle with body image; a 7-year-old, whose quick thinking saved his mother's life, is named a Harvey's Hero.

A woman wants her 24-year-old son to move out on his own; a man, who helps people in need dress for success, is named a Harvey's Hero; Steve helps a young woman decode misleading texts from her ex.

Women try to make men fall in love with them; Egypt Sherrod (Property Virgins (2006) and Flipping Virgins (2015)).

"Chicago's most eligible bachelor" Ryan Stew goes on a date; NFL star Myron Rolle discuss his inspirational life story and how he gives back; Drs. Diarra Blue, Aubrey J. Ross and Michael Lavigne (The Vet Life (2016)) answer viewers' questions about their pets.

Morris Chestnut (Rosewood (2015)) and trainer Obi Obadike (book, "The Cut"); an Uber driver tells of busting her boyfriend for having another girlfriend on the side; Steve helps a woman choose men who are not her "type".

Musician Trey Songz; Hill Harper (Homeland (2011)); Steve names a doctor, who treats patients without health insurance in Chicago and Haiti, a Harvey's Hero.

Author Misty Copeland (book, "Ballerina Body"); young ballerinas perform; Steve learns to use the app, "House Party"; a behind-the-scenes look at the Disney Dreamers Academy; Steve tells a young poet he will pay for his college education.

Jonathan Silver Scott and Drew Scott, hosts of the series Property Brothers (2011) and Brother vs. Brother (2013), talk about Drew's engagement and rumors of Jonathan's serious relationship; a group of twins compete against each other to find out who knows the most about their twin, including Steve's daughters Karli Harvey and Brandi Harvey; Kim Gravel and her sister Allisyn Gravel; and stylist Lawrence Zarian and his twin brother Gregory Zarian.

Steve answers teen boys' questions about the prom; Monte Durham ("Say Yes to the Prom Dress" (2015)) gives ten girls makeovers.

Steve meets his youngest fan; a woman chooses a police officer to date; Charlamagne Tha God ("The Breakfast Club" radio show"); a former professional athlete adopts a teen with potential as a basketball player.

Bela Gandhi teaches women about online dating and overhauls their dating profiles; a 6-year-old girl thanks her older brother for taking her to the daddy-daughter dance; 19-year-old entrepreneur and motivational speaker Jaylen Bledsoe's success story.

Actor Jake Johnson gets a special makeover from Steve and his team; Steve's daughter, Morgan helps a mother plan one birthday party for two children.

A mom creates derby hats to auction off for the Steve and Marjorie Harvey Foundation; Steve learns how to make his own derby hat.

Steve surprises a woman who had a baby, after years of infertility; a woman worries that her "mama's boy" fiancé will never be able to put her and their child first; Mother's Day gift-giving guide; a family devotes a day to making mom feel special.

Author and TV personality Kelly Osbourne; Steve's wife, Marjorie Harvey, helps to honor moms with head-to-toe makeovers; supermodel Ashley Graham and her mom, Linda, celebrates Mother's Day on the "Steve Harvey" stage.

Richard Rawlings helps a widowed mom, who had to take over her husband's auto mechanic business.

Hip-hop artist Faith Evans and her daughter, Chyna; "mom-ventors" compete for cash.

A model looks for the right man to have by her side; Steve's personal trainer gives advice on how to get a beach body; summer sex health questions with OB-GYN Dr. Streicher.

Josh Murray (The Bachelorette (2003)) looks for someone new; Sandy Yawn and crew members Hannah Ferrier and Bobby Giancola, from Bravo's Below Deck Mediterranean (2016), offer behind-the-scenes moments; sexy summer styles with E.J. Johnson.

A family of five gets a vacation; Steve helps two women learn the warning signs of a summer fling, with advice on how to turn it into a real relationship.

Comic Gary Owen gives comedic advice on how to take the best family road trip ever; Jenni Farley (Bienvenue à Jersey Shore (2009)) gives relationship advice to some women with summer-themed situations; Steve taste tests guests' recipes for ribs.

Steve brings in two best friends, who married and divorced the same man, as one of them hopes to find true love in her life; mixologist Jane Danger demonstrates how to make some popular cocktails to enjoy for the summer season.

Steve and his son-in-law, Ben Raymond, offer a group of boys advice on interacting with girls by giving them their most advanced lesson yet; Grammy Award-winning musician Patti LaBelle talks about her book.

Model Ashley Graham discusses her book "A New Model": comic Nicole Byer, model Hunter McGrady and trainer Louise Green answer audience questions.

Andy Cohen (Watch What Happens: Live (2009), Then and Now with Andy Cohen (2015) and Love Connection (2017)); what happens during commercial breaks for the talk show; comic W. Kamau Bell.

Dermatologist Dr. Ava Shamban discusses some of the most modern cosmetic procedures available to anyone who doesn't want to deal with surgery; singer Kelly Rowland talks about her home life and being a mother to a two-year-old son.

A woman claims that her husband's passion as a puppeteer has begun to cause problems for their relationship with his frequent absence and messiness; dancer Cheryl Burke (Dancing with the Stars (2005)) talks about her role in the series, Dance Moms (2011), and teaching dance; a woman shows off her new figure after completing a Dherbs cleanse; the benefits of doing a cleanse.

Real estate brokers Fredrik Eklund and Steve Gold, from the series Million Dollar Listing New York (2012), meet with Steve, as Fredrik talks about his 40th birthday celebration; author Patrice C. Washington helps a mother deal with her daughter's spoiled attitude.

Actor and singer Ne-Yo talks about his role as one of the judges for the series, World of Dance (2017) and working with late singers Michael Jackson and Prince; actor Larenz Tate (Deuces (2016) and Power (2014)) discusses growing up in Chicago and his introduction into acting; a woman helps other women reach their business dreams; a preview of the new ABC show, Steve Harvey's Funderdome (2017)); cast members from The Bachelor (2002) compete on Celebrity Family Feud (2008).

Steve meets with internet celebrities Justine Ezarik, Harley Morenstein and Bart Baker as they discuss the work it took to launch their careers on YouTube and help a woman wants to boost her channel by increasing her viewership count.

Steve answers audience questions with a special wedding-themed "Ask Steve" and meets a couple considering getting eloped due to a meddlesome relative; architect Brian Green discusses some essential tips for planning ones wedding.

Steve reflects on the origins of "Ask Steve" and television personality Oprah Winfrey's influence on it; singer Kelly Osbourne, actor Frank Grillo and chef Myron Mixon help Steve answer some special "Ask Steve" questions.

Doctors Terry J. Dubrow and Paul Nassif, from the series Botched (2014), talk about their peculiar friendship and meet one of their old patients; Steve honors a man who helped raise money for a woman to achieve her dream of going to nursing school; motivational speaker Bill Wooditch helps a mom who says that her teenage son lacks motivation.

Steve honors fathers by bringing in his son-in-law, Ben Raymond, who raises Steve's grandchild and helps mentor young children without fathers; Steve's friend, Frank Hallum offers inspiration for single mothers who young songs.

Steve celebrates some of the show's most memorable moments; segments include the world's largest first date, a mass wedding with 50 brides, and a marriage proposal at Grand Central Station.

Steve looks back at his favorite segments featuring twins; Steve's twin daughters, Brandi Harvey and Karli Harvey; Michelle and her twin daughters, Brea and Brenna; 19-year-old triplets get a makeover.

Show highlights of people doing outrageous things in the name of love, include a woman named Monica, who is sent on extreme adventure dates; a lumberjack named Katie, who is in search of romance; and a cowgirl named Darlene.

Highlights of moments on the show that featured Steve's own family, including his wife Marjorie Harvey, his seven children and four grandchildren.

Highlights include a kids edition of Ask Steve, helping single moms struggling with raising boys, kids trying to help their single moms find romance, and Steve's daddy-daughter dance.

Steve reflects on some of his favorite moments featuring television warm-up man Rubin Ervin, including a time he was sent through a military boot camp and a special family reunion; Steve look back at a certain Cryotherapy treatment.

Steve takes a look back at some of his most noteworthy "before-and-after" moments, such as a woman who discovered her husband's infidelity, a woman who claims to be unable to escape the "friend zone" and helping a group of men learn to talk to women.

Some of the most memorable moments from "Steve Harvey (2012)", in which a guest is given a second chance to succeed in life, are presented, such as a man getting a second chance to give his wife the marriage proposal he had hoped for.

Steve reflects on some of the most noteworthy and emotional moments shared between family members, including a celebrity family cook-off for charity and sending a technology-obsessed family into Amish Country to learn to disconnect; the Chrisleys vs. the Manzos.

Steve takes a special look back on the show, such as taste-testing a $3.95 million strawberry dessert and testing expensive gadgets to see if they are worth the high price; tips from millionaires on how to get rich.

Steve takes a special look back on the guests that appeared on the very first episode of the show and checks to see how they have fared in life since then, including a man who made national headlines as "America's Worst Dater".

Steve Joins his colleagues, Shirley Strawberry, Nephew Tommy, Junior, Carla Ferrell, Mississippi Monica and J. Anthony Brown, as they reflect on some of their favorite moments from the last 10 years of working on Steve's radio show.

Television personality Dorothy Wang and actress Malika Haqq Haqq, from the series Famously Single (2016), discuss their struggles with dating; naturalist cinematographer Joe Romeiro talks about some of his most worrisome encounters with sharks and previews Discovery's Shark Week (1987); a 5-year-old girl who has read more than 2,000 books.

A funeral director comes back to receive special dating assistance as he meets two women, who are questions by him and his mother; Judge Lynn Toler and Steve help a couple to decide whether they should split or recommit; Clint Harp from HGTV's Fixer Upper (2013).