Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: November 14, 2001
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 104
Networks: FOX
Genres: Comedy

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The Bernie Mac Show(2001)

Ingenious Comedy... Brash, Boisterous, Smart, Funky And Cool!

TMDB Rating: 6.4 (61 votes)

Overview

The Bernie Mac Show is an American sitcom that aired on Fox for five seasons from November 14, 2001 to April 14, 2006. The series featured comic actor Bernie Mac and his wife Wanda raising his sister's three kids: Jordan, Bryana, and Vanessa.

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Season 1

22 episodes • 2001

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Pilot	Nov 14, 2001
2	Now You Got It	Nov 14, 2001
3	The Main Event	Nov 21, 2001
4	Bernie Mac, Ladies Man	Nov 28, 2001
5	Saving Bernie Mac	Dec 5, 2001
6	Here To Stay	Dec 12, 2001
7	A Christmas Story	Dec 19, 2001
8	Starting School	Jan 2, 2002
9	Hot Hot Hot	Jan 16, 2002
10	Wanda's Week Off	Jan 23, 2002
11	The King and I	Jan 30, 2002
12	Hall of Fame	Feb 6, 2002
13	Handle Your Business	Feb 13, 2002
14	Back in the Day	Feb 20, 2002
15	Lock Down	Mar 6, 2002
16	Mac 101	Mar 27, 2002
17	If I Were N-Riched Man	Apr 3, 2002
18	Stop Having Sex	Apr 17, 2002
19	Secrets and Lies	May 1, 2002
20	Kelly's Heroes	May 8, 2002
21	Sweet Home Chicago (1)	May 15, 2002
22	Sweet Home Chicago (2)	May 15, 2002

Season 2

22 episodes • 2002Avg: 9.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Keep It on the Short Grass	Sep 18, 2002	0.0
2	Goodbye Dolly	Sep 25, 2002	0.0
3	Carfool	Oct 30, 2002	0.0
4	Mac Local 137	Nov 6, 2002	0.0
5	Welcome to the Jungle	Nov 13, 2002	0.0
6	Bernie Mac Dance Party	Nov 20, 2002	0.0
7	Tryptophan-tasy	Nov 27, 2002	9.0
8	The United Front	Dec 4, 2002	0.0
9	The Sweet Life	Dec 11, 2002	0.0
10	Sin Cup	Jan 15, 2003	0.0
11	Bernie Mac Rope-a-Dope	Feb 5, 2003	0.0
12	Magic Jordan	Feb 12, 2003	0.0
13	Raging Election	Feb 26, 2003	0.0
14	Leaving Los Angeles	Mar 12, 2003	0.0
15	Pink Gold	Mar 19, 2003	0.0
16	Chess Wars	Apr 9, 2003	0.0
17	The Incredible Bulk	Apr 16, 2003	0.0
18	Maid Man	Apr 23, 2003	0.0
19	Nut Job	Apr 30, 2003	0.0
20	The Other Sister	May 7, 2003	0.0
21	Meet The Grandparents	May 7, 2003	0.0
22	For a Few Dollars More	May 14, 2003	0.0

Season 3

22 episodes • 2003

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Eye of the Tiger	Nov 30, 2003
2	Love Thy Nephew	Dec 7, 2003
3	Road to Tradition	Dec 14, 2003
4	Laughing Matters	Dec 21, 2003
5	Hair Jordan	Jan 4, 2004
6	Love Bug	Jan 11, 2004
7	It's a Wonderful Wife	Jan 25, 2004
8	Family Reunion	Feb 8, 2004
9	Droobie or Not Droobie	Feb 15, 2004
10	J-O-R-D-A-N Spells Funny	Feb 22, 2004
11	Make Room for Caddy	Mar 7, 2004
12	Saving Sergeant Tompkins	Mar 14, 2004
13	It's Mac-ademic	Mar 22, 2004
14	The Getaway	Mar 29, 2004
15	Easy Rider	Apr 5, 2004
16	Who's That Lady	Apr 12, 2004
17	Mac-Inations	Apr 12, 2004
18	That Old Mac Magic	Apr 26, 2004
19	The Talk	Apr 26, 2004
20	Five Stages of Bryana	Jun 15, 2004
21	Go Bernie, It's Your Birthday	Jun 22, 2004
22	Thanksgiving	Jun 29, 2004

Season 4

16 episodes • 2004

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Big Brother	Sep 8, 2004
2	Stiff Upper Lip	Sep 15, 2004
3	Being Bernie Mac	Sep 22, 2004
4	Mac Overdrive	Sep 29, 2004
5	My Privacy	Jan 14, 2005
6	Who Gives This Bride	Jan 14, 2005
7	Nerdy Mac	Jan 21, 2005
8	Stone Nuts	Jan 28, 2005
9	Jack & Jacqueline	Feb 4, 2005
10	Manchild in Vanessa Land	Feb 11, 2005
11	You Don't Know Squad	Feb 18, 2005
12	You Got Served	Feb 25, 2005
13	I Don't Wanna Be a Playa No More	Mar 11, 2005
14	The Big Picture	Mar 18, 2005
15	The Music Mac	Apr 1, 2005
16	Walk Like a Man	Apr 8, 2005

Season 5

22 episodes • 2005

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Father Knows Best	Sep 23, 2005
2	Wrestling with a Sticky Situation	Sep 23, 2005
3	Marathon Mac	Sep 30, 2005
4	The Big Payback	Oct 7, 2005
5	Car Wars	Oct 21, 2005
6	Night of Terror	Oct 28, 2005
7	For Whom the Belt Tolls	Nov 4, 2005
8	Pop Pop Goes the Weasel	Nov 11, 2005
9	Prison Break	Nov 18, 2005
10	Some Church Bull	Dec 2, 2005
11	Sorely Missed	Dec 16, 2005
12	Fumes of Detente	Jan 6, 2006
13	Exercise in Fertility: Part 1	Jan 13, 2006
14	Exercise in Fertility: Part 2	Jan 20, 2006
15	Fantasy Football	Jan 27, 2006
16	Bar Mitzvah Crashers	Feb 3, 2006
17	Who's Your Mama?	Mar 31, 2006
18	What Would Jason Do?	Mar 31, 2006
19	It's Never as Bad as the First Time	Apr 7, 2006
20	Spinning Wheels	Apr 7, 2006
21	Growing Pains	Apr 14, 2006
22	Bernie's Angels	Apr 14, 2006

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