The Bernie Mac Show

E01▶

Pilot

Nov 14, 2001 · 22m

E02▶

Now You Got It

Nov 14, 2001 · 22m

E03▶

The Main Event

Nov 21, 2001 · 22m

E04▶

Bernie Mac, Ladies Man

Nov 28, 2001 · 22m

E05▶

Saving Bernie Mac

Dec 5, 2001 · 22m

E06▶

Here To Stay

Dec 12, 2001 · 22m

E07▶

A Christmas Story

Dec 19, 2001 · 22m

E08▶

Starting School

Jan 2, 2002 · 22m

E09▶

Hot Hot Hot

Jan 16, 2002 · 22m

E10▶

Wanda's Week Off

Jan 23, 2002 · 22m

E11▶

The King and I

Jan 30, 2002 · 22m

E12▶

Hall of Fame

Feb 6, 2002 · 22m

E13▶

Handle Your Business

Feb 13, 2002 · 22m

E14Playing

Back in the Day

Feb 20, 2002 · 22m

E15▶

Lock Down

Mar 6, 2002 · 22m

E16▶

Mac 101

Mar 27, 2002 · 22m

E17▶

If I Were N-Riched Man

Apr 3, 2002 · 22m

E18▶

Stop Having Sex

Apr 17, 2002 · 22m

E19▶

Secrets and Lies

May 1, 2002 · 22m

E20▶

Kelly's Heroes

May 8, 2002 · 22m

E21▶

Sweet Home Chicago (1)

May 15, 2002 · 22m

E22▶

Sweet Home Chicago (2)

May 15, 2002 · 22m

Bernie becomes concerned when he begins to see the classic signs that old age is catching up with him. He's forgetful, has aches and pains, and is finding gray hairs in, uh, unwanted places. When a panic attack sends Bernie to the Emergency Room after an argument with the kids, he decides to not let the kids send him to an early grave. He fights back and begins trying to act young again. He blasts his music and nags his friends for not staying up all night to play poker with him. Bernie only makes matters worse however when all his ""young"" activities take their toll on his mind and body. When Bryana asks Bernie to play in her Father-Daughter Basketball tournament at school, he complains, saying that he is just too old to play. When he gets to the game though, he realizes that he should be playing and joins in. Although he gets hurt playing, Bernie realizes that being old doesn't mean stopping your life.