While making a dry cleaning delivery at a mental institution, George is accidentally mistaken as a mental patient, when the real patient escapes disguised as George.

When two old friends of Helen's come for a visit, Tom feels like a "white" outsider in his own home. This prompts him to ask George to teach him how to act black.

George and Louise are disappointed with the news that if Lionel gets the job that he's getting interviewed for, Jenny and him will have to move to Boston. Meanwhile, when Tom comes down with the flu, he can't take Jenny to her Lamaze class which prompts George to take her, but when the class is over and everyone has gone, George gets stuck there with Jenny, who has gone into labor.

George rushes Jenny to the hospital as she begins having contractions. Meanwhile, Lionel is offered the job in Boston, and returns from the interview to find out the news the Jenny has gone into labor. At the hospital, the family gathers and George begins to worry if the baby's skin color will be black or white.

George and Louise are happily planning a belated baby shower for Jenny and Lionel. However, as soon as the shower begins, a workaholic Lionel walks out, leaving behind a lonely wife.

When Louise, Helen, Florence and Jenny go out for the day, George, Tom and Lionel are left to take care of baby Jessica. They soon find out that taking care of a baby is no easy chore and the Jefferson apartment begins to slowly turn to shambles.

Louise is planning a surprise party for George's 50th birthday and has invited all his friends to meet up at the Willises for the party. Meanwhile, George gets the idea to throw a birthday party for himself and finds all his friends refusing to attend this leads him to wallow in Charlie's bar.

Lionel and Jenny are excited with the news that they're trying to purchase a home. However, when the bank turns down their loan application, George, Louise, Helen and Tom each go down to the bank to help them get one, after each promising not to interfere.

As Louise and George look through old photos, they recall George opening his first store in 1968. His opening coincides with the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr and when news of his death circulates, chaos erupts in the Jeffersons' neighborhood.

On their anniversary, George and Louise get into an argument over his honesty, this prompts George to storm out to a hotel and Louise is left to think about George's fidelity. Things get worse when she arrives at his hotel and discovers a young woman in his room.

George is excited when he learns he will be able to expand his store on the first floor of the building. However, his excitement starts to dwindle when he learns the expansion means taking over Charlie's bar, since Charlie's lease is not being renewed.

While babysitting his granddaughter, Jessica, George entertains her with his version of King Arthur, King George. In his tale, King George is defending his kingdom from the evil, Inflation.

Hakeem announces Empire’s new direction, while Lucious plans an ambitious music video that runs into trouble with Camilla. Jamal is confronted with a public demonstration from the gay community, and in turn sends a harsh message to his father, prompting Lucious to make a deal with a journalist. After Tiana’s new tour is put in jeopardy, Cookie delivers Hakeem an ultimatum. With the family growing concerned about Andre’s mental health, Hakeem and Jamal stage a musical intervention. Lucious confronts Camilla at a crucial moment in her relationship with Mimi.

With her birthday approaching, Cookie helps Lucious plan a music video that evokes a disturbing emotional scene from his past. Tiana is irked by Laura as Mirage a Trois steals the spotlight on her tour, so Hakeem is forced to mediate. Hakeem and Jamal look for Freda Gatz in a neighborhood very different from their own, and a musical celebration spontaneously arises. A visit from Laura’s family strikes an emotional chord with Hakeem, prompting him to make a romantic gesture to her. On Cookie’s birthday, Andre has a revelation about his family; later, Cookie realizes a fateful connection between Freda and Lucious.

Lucious releases his new music video as he manipulates and sabotages those around him to regain his CEO position at Empire. Meanwhile, Andre learns more about his grandmother’s mental illness in order to understand his own struggle with bipolar disorder, Anika reveals a big secret to the family, and Hakeem leads the big shareholder meeting

With help from Andre, Lucious hosts a fundraiser, as part of his campaign to prove to the board that he should return as Empire’s CEO. Meanwhile, Hakeem must decide whether he wants to be a father to his and Anika’s child.

702 shot to stardom in the mid 90’s with top ten hits and platinum album success. But personnel changes and jealousies led to their disbanding in 2003. After 15 years apart, they tell their story to Unsung.

CeCe Peniston burst onto the ‘90s music scene with the infectious anthem “Finally”, taking over the charts and becoming one of the most successful dance club artists in history.

Deborah Cox became a worldwide star in the late 90s when her breakthrough hit “Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here” took over the R&B charts for 14 weeks. Hailing from Toronto, Canada, she dominated the R&B and Dance charts with songs like “Sentimental”, “We Can’t Be Friends” and “Absolutely Not”.

Serving hot sex on a platter, sultry singer Adina Howard became a star in the mid-1990s with the chart topping hit “Freak Like Me.” But after making unsavory comments about the head of her record label, Howard was all but blackballed from the industry.

Tyra Banks, one of the world’s most iconic faces and influential people, never takes no for an answer. Banks, who first gained notoriety as an American supermodel, has not only changed the landscapes of fashion, beauty and entertainment, but also continues to break barriers for women of color by using her platform to push for global change.

Raised in Chicago, LisaRaye McCoy grew up with her mother and father in a life of seeming luxury. It wasn’t until her father was murdered and she left Chicago that she saw what hardships her mother had to endure. Struggling with depression and his loss after his murder she attempted to take her own life. Knowing that something had to change and not believing that Chicago had anything to offer her anymore, LisaRaye took her newborn daughter to LA to make it as an actress. It wasn’t long before she had established herself as one of the top booked music video girls and landed her first movie with Ice Cube making her a household name – Players Club. Today she is focusing on her businesses – following in her fathers footsteps and establishing that we haven’t seen the last of LisaRaye McCoy just yet.

Jermaine Dupri’s career started as a 12 year old dancer when he landed a gig as the opening act for a 50 city Fresh Fest Tour during hip-hop's Golden Era. He quickly went on to become a successful record producer by the age of 16. Developing new artists such as Kris Kross, (early) TLC, Xscape, Da Brat, Usher, and Lil Bow Wow owe much of their success to the penmanship and guidance of Dupri. Never giving up on his hustle, his Atlanta based empire So So Def just reached its 25 year anniversary milestone. Looking back on his accolades, Jermaine Dupri earned the right to be talked among the greatest songwriters of all time.

A Jane Doe is found burned beyond recognition in a New York state park. Meanwhile, an hour and a half away in the Bronx, Jasmine Nunez disappears with her boyfriend. These two cases are ultimately intertwined, but no one could guess how until the unexpected end.

When Barry Odom is found dead in the parking lot of his apartment complex, his friends and family are shocked. When detectives learn he visited not one, but two girlfriends that day, they begin to wonder just who wanted Barry dead.

Raised in Chicago, LisaRaye McCoy grew up with her mother and father in a life of seeming luxury. It wasn’t until her father was murdered and she left Chicago that she saw what hardships her mother had to endure. Struggling with depression and his loss after his murder she attempted to take her own life. Knowing that something had to change and not believing that Chicago had anything to offer her anymore, LisaRaye took her newborn daughter to LA to make it as an actress. It wasn’t long before she had established herself as one of the top booked music video girls and landed her first movie with Ice Cube making her a household name – Players Club. Today she is focusing on her businesses – following in her fathers footsteps and establishing that we haven’t seen the last of LisaRaye McCoy just yet.

Fabian realizes that Latrell’s new girlfriend is transgender and plots with the gang on how to break the news before he “seals the deal.” Imunique kisses him to sell the story that she broke them up because she was jealous. Meanwhile, Delroy and Macaroni Tony are on a roadtrip to Lake Tahoe and Delroy finds out Macaroni Tony used to date Bridget.

Imunique drives Latrell to his commercial audition and ends up landing the role he was going in for. After the commercial shoot, Latrell and Imunique have a huge fight… and end up in bed together. Meanwhile, Delroy has to finally get his first prostate exam.

In the season finale, Delroy pops the question to Bridget… only to find out she’s still legally married to Cordell’s father. When they get her ex to sign the divorce papers, he goes to the roof of Del Jones Realty where he threatens to kill himself. Meanwhile, Latrell and Imunique aren’t sure how to define their relationship when Latrell introduces her as his friend. Then, Imunique drops the bomb that she’s pregnant.