The Real

- Season 7

(2020)

Actress Denise Richards ("The Bold and the Beautiful"); the hosts discuss questions to help viewers understand more about the Black Lives Matter movement;

Ray J ("RAYdiation X"); Stacey Abrams ("All In: The Fight for Democracy"); looking one's best while videoconferencing;

Ken Jeong ("The Masked Singer", "I Can See You Voice"); unlearning lessons that were not fully taught in school; the hosts perform dramatic readings; honoring the lives of those killed by police violence;

Debra Messing ("I Am a Voter");

Actresses Janelle Monae and Kiersey Clemons ("Antebellum"); tangible, quick steps to contribute to daily activism over the weekend; DJ D-Nice is the quest DJ for the day;

Actor Niles Fitch ("Secret Society of Second Born Royals"); Bethenny Frankel ("Just B with Bethenny Frankel"); an essential worker who has given her all, during the pandemic;

Ravi Patel ("Ravi Patel's Pursuit of Happiness"); YelloPain ("My Vote Don't Count"); what to expect when accepting government funds, during the pandemic;

Author Patricia Heaton (book, "Your Second Act: Inspiring Stories of Reinvention"); Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms; the hosts reply to negative comments on the show's social media pages;

Michael Strahan (MSX by Michael Strahan for NFL); Tobe Nwigwe ("I Need You To"); the hosts offer highly discounted fashionista finds;

Paris Hilton ("This is Paris"); actor Jessie T. Usher ("The Boys"); Adrienne and her mother, Nilda, prepare Arroz con Gandules;

Macy Gray (MyGoodorg); how to have a small, safe social gathering, during the pandemic;

Rapper Ziggy Marley ("More Family Time");

Perez Hilton ("TMI: My Life in Scandal"); actor Joe Pantoliano ("From the Vine");

Mary J. Blige (P.O.W.E.R. of Sure, Rad-AID, and Hologic Inc);

Laz Alonso ("The Boys"); Ledisi ("The Wild Card"); an essential worker who has given all there is to give during the pandemic;

Producer Jay Ellis ("Black Box"); Drea de Matteo (podcast "Made Women");

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass); discounted fashion finds;

Mario, KJ Smith, Mignon, Ebony Obsidian, and Novi Brown ("Tyler Perry's Sistas"); salon nails at home; information about different nail services;

Leah Remini (podcast "Fair Game"); actors Asante Blackk and Ayize Ma'at (Netflix's "Social Distance");

Actress Lovie Simone (The Craft - Les nouvelles sorcières (2020)); actor Ed Quinn (The Oval (2019));

Author Chelsea Clinton (book, "She Persisted in Sports"); comic Jo Koy ("In His Elements"); Nikkolas Smith discusses his "activism";

Zonnique and Romeo Miller ("The Mix"); actor DeRay Davis ("Snowfall");

Actress Eris Baker ("This Is Us"); dating safely during the pandemic;

Actress Kim Coles ("In the Cut"); protesters' rights; highly-discounted fashionista finds;

Actress Annie Potts (Young Sheldon (2017)); managing and getting out of debt; advice and activities for a safe but fun Halloween;

Nancy Grace ("Injustice with Nancy Grace"); what viewers need to know to cast their votes;

Actor Sterling K. Brown ("This Is Us"); DC Young Fly (BET Hip Hop Awards); journalist Chuey Chu, in Nigeria, talks about the nationwide protests over police brutality;

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif), 2020 Democratic vice-presidential nominee; actor Miles Brown ("Black-ish");

Loretta Devine ("Spell"); Evelyn Arnold and Jessica Ward ("Bridezillas");

Actress Angela Bassett; a contestant tries to correctly identify costumes, as clues are pulled out of a cauldron;

Eboni K. Williams ("Holding Court with Eboni K. Williams"); the hosts highlight a flight attendant, who was furloughed during the pandemic;

Actor Anthony Anderson (Black-ish (2014)); Tara Setmayer, senior advisor to the Lincoln Project, host of podcast "Honestly Speaking with Tara", and CNN political commentator; three contestants try to guess what the hosts would do in made-up fantasy dilemmas;

The hosts look back at "Girl Chat" segments;

Dulce Sloan ("Chick Fight", "That Black A. Show", and "The Daily Show"); David Price, a 19-year-old Loyola University of New Orleans student creates The Safety Pouch to make the interactions between police and civilians safer, easier, and more efficient; Eddie Griffin ("Bad President");

Chris Bosh ("I Want It All"); Riley ("Riley"); the hosts honor a deserving Black father with three special gifts;

Cheryl Hines ("I Can See Your Voice"); the hosts debunk skin myths;

Kalen Allen ("For Christmas Sake"); Bert Kreischer ("The Cabin with Bert Kreischer"); how to avoid being tired on Zoom calls;

Actresses Anika Noni Rose and Madalen Mills (Netflix's Jingle Jangle: Un Noël enchanté (2020)); a popular entrepreneur who is doing it for the culture, with an emphasis on what make successful people stand out; the hosts offer highly-discounted fashionista finds;

Jeezy ("The (Re)Session Podcast by Jeezy"; "Worth a Conversation"; "Back", featuring YoGotti"); Jerry Springer (Judge Jerry (2019));

Israel and New Breed, featuring Adrienne Houghton (Israel & Adrienne Houghton: I'm with You/Be Still (2018)); honoring a deserving Black father and surprising him with three special gifts;

Actors David Oyelowo and Keira Chansa (Come Away (2020)); a contestant bets whether the hosts will be able to find an item in their home within 20 seconds;

TV hostess Tyra Banks ("Dancing with the Stars"); Dr. Shawn Nasseri;

Actress Susan Kelechi Watson (Une Colère noire (2020) and This Is Us (2016)); TV personality NeNe Leakes; guest co-hostess Eboni K. Williams;

Black Music honors Urban Music Icon Award recipient En Vogue; the hosts offer highly-discounted fashionista finds; guest co-hostess Ryan Michelle Bathe;

Actor Jesse Williams and Killer Mike (aka Michael Render) talk about Greenwood, the rapper philanthropist's new bank; an investigative genealogist discusses navigating DNA websites; a Black father is surprised with three special gifts; guest co-hostess Eboni K. Williams;

Derek Hough ("Dancing with the Stars"); the Budgethista gives advice on filing taxes and college and retirement planning; guest co-hostess Ryan Michelle Bathe;

John Ridley ("John Ridley's The Other History of the DC Universe"); Queen Naija ("Misunderstood"); Jeannie's doctor gives an update on her condition and the warning signs that could signal health problems;

Tisha Campbell ("2020 Soul Train Awards"); 16-year-old Emory Pruitt is one of the youngest students ever to attend Clark Atlanta University; a deserving Black father is honored with three special gifts;

Ralph Tresvant and Johnny Gill ("A Closer Look"); the hosts offer highly-discounted fashionista finds; viewers experiencing hardships get cash for the holidays;

Sheryl Lee Ralph ("30th Annual Divas Simply Singing!"); Big Freedia ("Big Freedia: God Save the Queen Diva!"); the hosts offer highly-discounted fashionista finds;

Actor Ricardo Chavira ("Selina: The Series"); actor Michael Rainey Jr ("Power Book II: Ghost"); the hosts offer highly-discounted fashionista finds;

Actor Omar Miller (The Unicorn (2019)); TV hostess Amber Ruffin (The Amber Ruffin Show (2020)); the hosts offer highly-discounted fashionista finds;

Jay Pharaoh ("All My Life"); a deserving Black father gets three special gifts; the hosts offer highly-discounted fashionista finds;

Jason Derulo ("Bedlam Vodka: Love Not War"); the hosts surprise viewers experiencing hardships with cash for the holidays;

Tamera Mowry-Housley ("Christmas Comes Twice"); TikTokker Miss Peppers talks about the video with Grandma Peppers that went viral; Karamo Brown discusses a new campaign for migraine awareness;

Major. ("Doves Cry"); TV hostess Phoebe Robinson ("Yearly Departed");

Oliver Saunders ("BLU"); a deserving Black father gets three special gifts;

A show full of surprise giveaways; Ludacris (KidNation, #DriveHope4Kids charity campaign);

Barbara Corcoran ("Shark Tank"); actress Folake Olowofoyeku ("Bob Hearts Abishola");

Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson ("Cosmos: Possible Worlds"); Tayshia Adams ("The Bachelorette");

Taraji P. Henson and Tracie Jade Jenkins ("Peace of Mind with Taraji"); actor Jovan Acepo ("The Stand");

Will Packer and Nephew Tommy ("Ready to Love");

TV host Craig Robinson ("The Masked Dancer"); actress Ryan Michelle Bathe ("Sylvie's Love"); actress Adrienne Houghton and actor Israel Houghton ("Angels We Have Heard on High"); a deserving Black father is honored, surprising him with three special gifts;

Actor Morris Chestnut ("The Resident"); tWitch ("Ellen's Game of Games"); guest co-hostess Angie Martinez;

Randy Jackson (Name That Tune (2021)); Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass);

Actress S. Epatha Merkerson (Chicago Med (2015));

Henry Louis Gates Jr ("Finding Your Roots"); rapper/songwriter Saweetie;

Grammy Award-winning singer Tasha Cobbs Leonard;

Actress Keke Palmer (Alice (2022)); guest co-hostess Angie Martinez;

TV host Wayne Brady (Faisons un marché (2009));

Dr. Mehmet Oz ("The Dr. Oz Show");

Actress Lisa Edelstein ("9-1-1: Lone Star");

TV personality Erica Mena;

Dr. Bernice King, minister and CEO of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Non-Violent Social Change; actor Brian McKnight ("A Closer Look");

Actor Michael Potts ("Ma Rainey's Black Bottom"); coping with alopecia;

Singers/songwriters Sisqo, Shawn Stockman, Raheem DeVaughn, and Omar Wilson; David Ajala ("Star Trek: Discovery");

Carson Kressley ("RuPaul's Drag Race"); actress Francia Raisa ("Grown-ish"); nominees for the 52th NAACP Image Awards are revealed;

Kandi Burruss ("The Real Housewives of Atlanta"); actor Colman Domingo ("Ma Rainey's Black Bottom");

Brie and Nikki Bella ("Total Bellas");

Actress/comic Kym Whitley ("Hubie Halloween");

Actor Courtney B. Vance and clinical psychologist Dr. Robin Smith discuss mental health;

Actor Jeremy Sisto ("FBI"); Matt James ("The Bachelor");

Actress Bellamy Young ("Prodigal Son");

Remy Ma and Papoose (Love & Hip Hop: It's a Love Thing (2021)); an essential worker is profiled for their efforts during the pandemic;

The 52nd annual NAACP Image Awards nominations are revealed; an essential worker is profiled for efforts put forth, during the pandemic;

Mariana van Zeller ("Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller"); Catherine Brewton discusses Black History Month; an essential worker is profiled for the efforts put forth, during the pandemic;

Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill); rapper Bow Wow (Growing Up Hip Hop: Atlanta (2017)); an essential worker is profiled for efforts put forth, during the pandemic; guest co-hostess Carla Hall;

An essential worker is profiled for the personal efforts put forth, during the pandemic;

Ray J and Trina; guest co-hostess Rachel Lindsay ("Extra" and "Ghosted");

Fitz and Sierra; author Monique Kelley;

Algee Smith ("Judas and the Black Messiah"); Scrappy and Joe; Stephanie Boyce; The F.R.E.S.H. Classroom;

Dawn-Lyen Gardner (Queen Sugar (2016)); Karlie Redd and Apryl Jones (VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition (2021));

Meagan Good and La'Myia Good ("Death Saved My Life"); Yandy Smith-Harris and Mendeecee Harris ("Love and Hip Hop");

Author Ilyasha Shabazz (book, "The Awakening of Malcolm X");

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Robin Thicke ("On Earth and in Heaven"); Keri Hilson and Debora Joy Winans ("Don't Waste Your Pretty");

Washington and Judy Ho ("House of Ho"); Tessica Brown and cosmetic surgeon Dr. Michael Obeng;

Garcelle Beauvais reveals how she co-hosts "The Real" from her home;

Actor Kofi Siriboe (Queen Sugar (2016));

Actress Bianca Lawson (Queen Sugar (2016)); author Jerome D. Love; hair stylist Iesha Gilchrist;

Former pro football player Terrell Owens;

Actors Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Tika Sumpter ("mixed-ish"); author Monique Kelley (book, "Reality in Chaos");

Lamar Odom ("From Darkness to Light"); Loni Love reveals how she tapes "The Real" from her home;

Actress Dominique Fishback ("Judas and the Black Messiah"); actor Treach ("The Family Business");

Jermaine Fowler and Nomzamo Mbatha ("Coming 2 America");

Costume designer Ruth E. Carter ("Coming 2 America"); actors Keith and Kenneth Lucas ("Judas and the Black Messiah");

Actor Kyle Massey ("Millennials");

Sister Souljah ("Life After Death"); Maahra Hill and Jill Marie Jones ("Delilah");

Ricky Whittle ("American Gods"); Nicole Ari Parker ("Chicago P.D.");

Girl chat;

Scott Evans ("World of Dance" and "Access Hollywood");

Ross Mathews ("RuPaul's Drag Race"); CeCe Winans ("Believe for It");

Actor Barry Shabaka Henley (Bob Hearts Abishola (2019));

Actress Vivica A. Fox ("The Wrong Valentine" and "Secret Society");

Actor Trevor Jackson ("Grown-ish"); actress Deborah Cox ("V.C. Andrews' Ruby");

The hosts take a look back at their favorite moments from the 2020-2021 season;

Judge Lauren Lake ("Lauren Lake's Paternity Court");

Entrepreneur/TV host Carlos Watson (The Carlos Watson Show (2020));

The hosts give advice to a loyal viewer, who recently found her long-lost father;

The hosts reveal personal stories sparked by posts from Twitter; a mother and daughter share their struggles during the pandemic;

Actor Finesse Mitchell;

Arianna Huffingon; Marina Khidekel ("Your Time to Thrive");

Actress Zuri Adele ("Good Trouble");

The hosts provide sensible cash saving tips; a viewer gets a chance to play Spring Bling;

Dr. Tina Koopersmith talks about women's health; a viewer is tested on how well she knows the hosts;

The hosts provide advice to a viewer struggling to decide if she should tell her ex-husband about her upcoming wedding;

Psychic Chris Medina;

Thalia LeBlanc ("Apartment Bestie") gives advice on finding the right apartment;

The hosts give advice to a loyal viewer, who needs help navigating the dating world; a lucky viewer gets a chance to win money playing a game;

The hosts highlight women who have changed the world by making a positive impact on society; a pilot talks about her history-making career in aviation;

The hosts provide guidance to a viewer who needs helps on how to approach a man for a date with confidence;

A lucky viewer gets a chance to win money by playing an Easter-themed game; guest co-hostess Ryan Michelle Bathe;

Actress Cocoa Brown ("9-1-1"); actress Kron Moore ("Tyler Perry's The Oval");

Talia Jackson and Tia Mowry (Bienvenue chez Mamilia (2019));

Sarah Jakes Roberts, Women Evolve founder;

Actress Gillian White ("Tyler Perry's "The Oval");

Michael Blackson and Miss Rada ("VH1 Couples Retreat");

Actor Kenan Thompson ("Kenan"); professional stock car racing driver Toni Breidinger;

Daniel "Desus Nice" Baker and Joel "The Kid Mero" Martinez (Desus & Mero (2019));

Actress Andra Day (Billie Holiday, une affaire d'État (2021));

Will and Heather Packer ("Bigger" and "Behind Every Man");

Actress Robin Thede ("A Black Lady Sketch Show"); actor Ron Funches ("Golden Arm");

Leela James performs;

Don Lemon ("CNN Tonight with Don Lemon", book "This Is the Fire: What I Say to My Friends About Racism"); business owners Solomon Odubajo and Brittany Myers;

Iyanla Vanzant ("Iyanla, Fix My Life");

Actress Jenna Elfman (Fear the Walking Dead (2015)); the hosts play the fan favorite game, "Fake It or Take It", to determine real products from knock-offs;

Actress CCH Pounder (NCIS: Nouvelle-Orléans (2014)); author Monique Kelley;

Comic Margaret Cho ("Hysterical");

Actress Angela Bassett ("9-1-1", "Soul", "Gunpowder Milkshake");

Actress MJ Rodriguez ("Pose"); guest co-hostess Emily K. Williams ("The Real Housewives of New York City");

Winnie Harlow (Making the Cut (2020));

The hosts celebrate Mother's Day with giveaways for the home audience;

Singer Jody Watley; actor Jocko Sims ("New Amsterdam");

Singer Bebe Rexha (Queenpins (2021) and album "Better Mistakes");

Mike Epps and Kim Fields ("The Upshaws");

Journalists Lisa Ling and Jose Antonio Vargas; Amber Stevens West and Tosin Morohunfola (Run the World (2021)).

Jacob Latimore and Yolanda Ross (The Chi (2018));

Author Tamika D. Mallory ("State of Emergency"); Israel Houghton and Chandler Moore perform;

Tom Payne ("Prodigal Son"); Sevyn Streeter ("Guilty");

La La Anthony ("The Chi"); Sutton Stracke ("The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills");

Actor Daniel Dae Kim discusses AAPI Heritage Month; David Arquette and Baron Davis ("Domino: Battle of the Bones");

Actress Tabitha Brown ("The Chi");

Nina Parker and Hunter March ("E. Nightly Pop");

William Jackson Harper ("The Underground Railroad"); Lil Rel Howery ("Fatherhood", "Small Fortune");

Author Michelle Williams (book, "Checking In"); Marcell 'The Method' Brown teaches how to lose pandemic pounds;

Tiffany "The Budgetnista" Aliche gives new college graduates advice on how to start saving money;

The hosts advise a viewer on her relationship with her mother; viewers try to win money by guessing what the hosts would do in a situation;

Three loyal viewers join the hosts to review the hottest summer swimsuit trends; the hosts debate moral dilemmas; advice for college graduates preparing for new jobs;

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