Scheduled: hip-hop artist French Montana; MTV's "Guy Code" cast; games include Trending Topics, Tore Up From The Floor Up, Family Reunion and Wildstyle.

Scheduled: hip-hop artist A$AP Rocky; games include "So Fly," "Remix," "Flow Job" and "Wildstyle."

Scheduled: NBA star Amar'e Stoudemire in the So Fly, Family Reunion, Let Me Holla and Wildstyle games; hip-hop artists Macklemore & Ryan Lewis perform.

Scheduled: Chanel West Coast from MTV's "Ridiculousness" challenges Nick Cannon; hip-hop artist Push T performs.

Scheduled: rapper Machine Gun Kelly plays "Flow Job," "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do," "Remix" and the "Wildstyle."

Rapper Rick Ross joins in games like "So Fly," "Le Me Holla," "Who's on the Pole" and "Wildstyle"; hip-hop's MMG performs.

Two teams of players explore the answers to questions from opposite perspectives for the chance to win $10,000.

Besties Dee and Sarah challenge father son duo Emmett and Xavier.

The panel weighs in on manly etiquette in issues of virginity, homosexuality, birthdays and sickness, and rapper-actor The Game shares his Good A** Night.

The segments cover body odor, rivalry, first dates, religion, and later, the guys compete in the Hangover Olympics.

The panel explores manly protocol on women of interest, insecurity, text messaging and football parties; an NFL linebacker shares his "Good A** Night."

Discussed are issues surrounding puberty, performance in interviews, being dominated and sleep; hip-hop artist Mac Miller provides an important tip.

Rapper Nelly joins in "Plead the Fifth," "Remix," "Who's on the Pole" and "Wildstyle."

WNBA star Skylar Diggins competes; rapper Vic Mensa performs.

Nick Cannon and rapper, actor, TV host Bow Wow face-off in "Let Me Holla," "Plead the Fifth," "Exclusive Hits" and "Wildstyle"; rapper Que performs.

Model Chrissy Teigen battles in "Got Props," "The World's Worst," "Talking Spit" and "Wildstyle"; hip-hop's Psych Ward Druggies perform.

Steve purchases an expensive beetle, but when it escapes in the Winslow house, Carl smashes it.

Steve creates a robot that matches him in appearance and demeanor, but chaos ensues when the mechanical being attempts to obtain Laura by any means necessary.

Steve tries out for the basketball team only to end up as the equipment manager; Laura gets snubbed by fellow cheerleaders and seeks advice from Steve.

When a local gang causes trouble for the Winslow's by vandalizing Rachel's place and attacking Eddie, Steve volunteers to go undercover as a new gang recruit.

Steve helps a girl with a reputation to help change her ways; Carl becomes a subject of ridicule after he is forced to go undercover dressed as a woman.

After banishing Steve from her life, Laura's regret manifests itself in the form of a dream in which she is an elderly spinster while Steve is happily married.

A distressed employee makes a series of unusual requests of the family when they attend the funeral of his 103-year-old grandmother.

Vanessa has her first ultrasound and it's decided to keep the baby's sex a secret, but Michael becomes obsessive in his quest to find out.

Michael assumes he can compete in the same grueling marathon as Jay without doing any extra training; Tony tries to circumvent his attraction to Claire.

Jay is shocked to discover mice droppings inside her own household, but Michael is stubbornly insistent upon handling all the extermination duties himself.

Jr. grows tired of living in the garage and ends up finding a run-down apartment, but he has to find a co-signer before he can move in.

Kady asks for her father's assistance with a school candy drive, but Michael quickly gets sucked into the competitiveness of the event.

Jr. decides to sell his beloved 1964 Impala to offset the costs of his and Vanessa's upcoming baby; Franklin wants to learn how to be normal.

Michael and Jay try to hide their disappointment over their anniversary presents; Franklin helps Claire prepare an anniversary feast for her parents.

Michael receives an injection that is promised to remove his wrinkly countenance, but the anti-aging technology soon proves to be a problem.

Michael becomes a hypochondriac after his entire family becomes sick and threatens his chances of seeing basketball legend LeBron James play at Madison Square.

Pop, R&B artist Austin Mahone battles Nick Cannon in "Turn Up For What," "Instaham," "Remix" and "Wildstyle."

Rapper Riff Raff faces Nick Cannon in "So Fly," "Plead the Fifth," "Twerk Werk" and "Wildstyle."

Rapper Asher Roth plays "Turn Up For What," "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do," "Twerk Werk" and "Wildstyle"; rapper Troy Ave performs.

Rapper Tech N9ne.