Steve Harvey

Steve helps a woman whose boyfriend won't commit; author Nicholas Sparks shares tips on how to write a love letter; Steve tries to forge a love connection for Jonathan Scott, of TV's "Property Brothers"; stars of UniverSoul Circus perform.

Steve interviews reality star Alana Thompson (Honey Boo Boo) and her family; Steve helps a single mother introduce her new beau to her children; nutritionist Joy Bauer discusses food cures. Also: "Fast Money" week comes to a close.

Hot topics are discussed by a panel that features Abby Lee Miller ("Dance Moms"), Lynn Toler and Carrie Keagan; two guests receives makeovers. Also: young culinarians from TV's "MasterChef Junior".

A man receives a makeover and get tips to build his confidence. Also: pointers to brine and smoke a Thanksgiving turkey; advice to get shopping deals and discounts.

Throwback Thursday highlights audience members' throwback photos. Also: Chandra Wilson (Grey's Anatomy (2005)); a reunion between a woman and her childhood friend; a date based solely on throwback photos.

Guest Sherri Shepherd competes against Steve in a gift-wrapping contest, judged by Luann de Lesseps. Also: a 7-year-old autistic boy who is a classical pianist; tips on how to decode men's body language.

Steve salutes military men and women for Veteran's Day, including a surprise wedding for a military couple; a reunion for a military mom and her children; and a look at a retreat for military families.

Steve presides over a college town hall, featuring an audience of college students. Included: tips to combat the "freshman 15"; a mother who's anxious about her daughter leaving for college; student-friendly gadgets.

Steve tries to forge a romance for a faulty dater in Washington. Also: Tim Allen; a 13-year-old girl aspiring to be an astronaut; the most expensive cocktails in the U.S.

One hundred men field questions about sex, dating and relationships. Also: Kate Walsh (Bad Judge (2014)); apps to help busy mothers; 12-year-old twin chefs.

Steve plays matchmaker for a "strong woman". Also: Ellen DeGeneres and makeup artist Michelle Phan.

A status report on a relationship blogger's blind date; a backstage look at TV's NCIS (2003), w/ stars Mark Harmon, Pauley Perrette and Sean Murray; tips on how to prepare Thanksgiving dinner.

"Steve Does Hollywood" week opens with an interview with Ryan Seacrest; Steve helps a relationship blogger improve her dating life. Also: parents of a blended family, who disagree on how to discipline their children.

A Halloween edition features Steve dressed as a ringmaster for a haunted circus. In addition, Steve plays matchmaker for a funeral director. Also: tips on how to throw a Halloween party; Jason Hawes and Steve Gonsalves of Ghost Hunters.

Steve plays matchmaker for Brandi Glanville (The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (2010); DC Cupcakes (2010)'s Katherine Kallinis and Sophie LaMontagne test Steve's baking skills; Lisa Nichols counsels a couple.

Pointers on how to deal with difficult neighbors; a snack idea that turned into a big business; a formula to screen potential suitors; a campaign to encourage random acts of kindness.

Steve and Todd Chrisley help a single mother screen suitors for her daughter; Flex Alexander and Shanice offer a peek at their reality series; viewers receive makeovers; 14-year-old delivered her sister's baby.

Pastor Joel Osteen; Eric Christian Olsen (NCIS: Los Angeles (2009)); a 10-year-old race-car driver. Also: relationship tips.

A "Romance at Any Age" edition puts the focus on a man who is haunted by his poor marriage proposal 22 years earlier; the cast of TV's Baby Daddy (2012) discuss dating in their 20s; Steve helps a 16-year-old boy land his first date.

Steve tries to help a woman who has strict dating restrictions; Judge Patricia DiMango offers legal advice. Also: family-friendly vacation suggestions.

Controversial headlines discussed by a panel: Adrienne C. Moore, Kim Gravel, Carrie Keagan; Steve plays matchmaker for a salsa-dance champ; tips to transform store-bought food into gourmet fare; a Season 2 bridezilla.

A woman, who is preoccupied with physical appearance, goes on blind dates in a pitch-black restaurant. Also: a 12-year-old goat-soap entrepreneur; a conversation about the public perception of plus-size women.

Two cast members from TV's Breaking Amish (2012) are featured; Steve plays matchmaker for a woman who shed 100 pounds; Steve helps a couple with cold feet about moving in together.

A mother enlists Steve to interrogate her daughter's new boyfriend; nutritionist J.J. Smith highlights a diet plan. Also: the story of a son's survival from a car crash; a 14-year-old baton twirler.

Steve launches a movement titled "Date Your Husband"; Steve tries to help a mother and her rebellious teen son. Also: a workout involving aerial silk hammocks; a divorced dad who became a social-media star.

Steve fields questions from Oregon viewers; Steve helps a wife and working mother who feels under-appreciated; Steve helps an Eagle Scout earn a merit badge; and Steve plays matchmaker for a woman.

Steve helps a young man improve his dating life, complete with insight from three of his exes; Steve spotlights a fitness craze; and a mom blogger highlights positive parenting. Also: Kem performs.

Steve fields questions, in Milwaukee, in an installment of "Ask Steve"; Steve unveils his dating Web-site; Steve honors a 12-year-old girl as his "Harvey's Hero"; Tyson Beckford and Boris Kodjoe of Addicted (2014).

Steve counsels feuding twin sisters; dating apps are reviewed; a graduate from Steve's mentoring camp offers thanks. Also: a beat-boxing harmonica player.

Steve and Pastor Paula White counsel a couple trying to get their relationship back on track; social-media personality Auntie Fee serves up favorite recipes. Also: a 6-year-old who aspires to be a talk-show host.

Steve explores dating trends in a segment that features Kym Whitley. Also: Steve tries to help a couple who are having problems blending their family.

Steve and Dr. Laura Berman help an overworked couple add sizzle to their sex life. Also: Melissa Gilbert; medium Theresa Caputo; Steve's youngest daughter, Lori Harvey.

Steve interviews celebrity chef Paula Deen, who also serves up recipes with her sons, Jamie Deen and Bobby Deen; two sons play matchmaker for their mother. Also: success stories from Steve's mentoring camp.

Steve sets out to mend a New York woman's slumping dating life; Steve assesses guests' quirky habits. Also: a performance by Alex and Sierra, of "The X Factor"; a woman who became a viral sensation via her pose for paparazzi.

Steve vs. a viewer in a "Diet Master Challenge"; Nicky Rothschild gives a fashion makeover to an audience member. Also: Lesley McSpadden, mother of shooting victim Michael Brown; and a girl who helped pass a state bill via cupcakes.

Ten women participate in the "Steve Harvey Dating Camp"; three sisters honor their blind single father. Also: children's comical summer-camp letters.

A husband, who hasn't cut his hair in seven years, receives a makeover. Also: an 86-year-old novelist; Jenna Dewan.

Steve helps a husband give his wife better birthday gifts; three firefighters compete in a culinary challenge; an engaged online couple meet for the first time; and Steve announces registration for his Disney Dreamers Academy.

A woman believes her husband may love his car more than her; actress Sophia Bush introduces adoptable dogs in need of a home. Also: host and author Nev Schulman; a 40-year-old cheerleader.

Jennifer Hudson performs and is interviewed. Also: a woman wants her man to get a makeover.

"Make Over My Man Week" opens with Steve's wife, Marjorie, and Dr. Phil McGraw staging an intervention to address Steve's untidiness at home. Also: a professional bridesmaid; a man who tries to win back his former girlfriend.

Steve and his wife, Marjorie Harvey, provide relationship tips; and Steve honors a woman, who saved the lives of her children. Also: the return of a 30-year-old woman, in need of dating help.

Steve plays matchmaker for a 30-year-old woman with a slumping dating life. Also: young female pitcher Mo'ne Davis; a reunion between an estranged brother and sister; and Steve's ice-bucket challenge.

Self-proclaimed nerds, from Season 2, return to help one of their own; Steve helps a homeless mother of three pay off her school loans. Also: a father-and-son story.

Men's views on sex, dating, commitment and cheating are addressed; Steve's sense of smell is put to the test; restaurant owner is honored for paying his employees after the eatery was destroyed. Also: a 9-year-old who survived alligator attack.

Steve fields viewer questions via social media; undercover cameras capture three bachelors on dates; Steve reflects on his summer travels; hot topics discussed by a panel consisting of Carrie Keagan, Adrienne Moore and Kim Gravel.

Steve helps a dating-challenged woman from Cleveland; Steve reveals his new personalized dressing room; Dr. Laura Berman talks about intimacy, marriage and the "30 Day Sex Challenge".

Ali Fedotowsky, LuAnn de Lesseps and Deidra Hall discuss milestone birthdays and life lessons; "RichKids of Beverly Hills" stars Dorothy Wang and Morgan Stewart participate in a makeover challenge.

A surprise wedding proposal is featured in an edition of "Ask Steve and Receive"; Steve hosts a family barbecue at his home and introduces his new granddaughter; Steve honors an 11-year-old boy who purchases wheelchairs for people in need. Also: dating tips.

Steve pays homage to single mothers in a segment that includes a single-mom panel, consisting of Bethenny Frankel, magazine editor Stacy Kaiser and Kym Whitley. Included: topics of interest to single moms; parenting styles; and Matt Doran (Crime Watch Daily (2015)) with safety tips.

The theme "Slay at Any Age" features Steve providing tips on how to look great, feel amazing and find love. Included: dating at any age; beauty pointers from actress Lynda Carter; and advice to keep skin looking youthful.

Dr. Phil McGraw is the guest. Included: advice to audience members; Dr. Phil and Robin McGraw, Steve and Marjorie Harvey, and Karli Harvey and Ben play the Anniversary Game.

Steve salutes military men and women for Veterans Day. Included: military stories; surprise reunions; a renovation project for a veteran; patriotic artwork; and performances by the Navy Band Great Lakes.

Todd Chrisley (Chrisley Knows Best (2014)) is a guest; Steve opines on trending topics; and Steve plays matchmaker for a relationship blogger. Also: cocktails featuring maple syrup.

A behind-the-scenes look at Steve's daughter's wedding includes honeymoon reflections. Also: an interview with Lorena Bobbitt, the center of a headline-making case in 1993, who discusses domestic violence.

Fly Day Friday is celebrated with luxurious trip giveaways to audience members; Deidre Hall and Galen Gering celebrate the 50th anniversary of Days of Our Lives (1965). Also: Cynthia Bailey (The Real Housewives of Atlanta (2008)); and a bedroom makeover.

A woman claims her friend works too much and stages a surprise intervention for her; Steve helps a teen whose birthday is associated with heartbreak. Also: chef Graham Elliot.

Steve addresses race relations. Included: headlines about race are discussed by a panel featuring Bakari Sellers, Katie Keiffer, Chris Distefano, Crystal Wright and Sunny Hostin.

Steve plays matchmaker for a man, who describes himself as a "third wheel"; Steve teams with Marcus Lemonis (The Profit (2013)) to help a single mother build a business; a female fire helicopter pilot is honored. Also: Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Tone Bell (Truth Be Told (2015)).

Steve concludes his "30 Day Date" experiment by offering status reports on all the couples, after they moved in together; headlines and newsmakers are discussed by a panel, that features Kim Gravel, Christina Milian, Scheana Shay Shay and Tanisha Thomas.

A Halloween celebration features Steve's stage decorated as Harvey's Haunted Manor; a husband faces his fears; foodie Richard Blais showcases Halloween treats; Tanisha Thomas (Crazy Talk (2015)) highlights scary reality TV moments. Also: costume makeovers.

A young couple is given 24-hour "hall passes" to date other people; Steve and Rachael Ray compete to make the better breakfast in a showdown that features culinary judges Art Smith, chef Logan and Rick Bayless. Also: a celebration of bacon.

A backstage look at the series, Family Feud (1999), features couples competing in a fast-money round; Steve plays matchmaker for Mr. September from the "Steve Harvey 2016 Man Candy Calendar"; Jeff Musial highlights formidable animals. Also: a teen pool prodigy.

Fitness expert Dolvett Quince with updates from former contestants on the show, The Biggest Loser (2004); Steve helps a woman trust her intuition, when choosing men to date; and a couple feud over their home decor.

Past guests return to provide updates on their lives. Included: several of Steve's "United Dates of America" subjects; three sisters who participated in Steve's "Dating Lab"; and two mother-daughter duos.

Steve helps a woman gain closure, in order to move on from past relationships; Steve honors a teacher for saving her students from a gun-wielding classmate; and a young college graduate has a surprise job interview.

Three women receive dating advice and get makeovers. Also: Jewel; relationship deal breakers.

Steve helps a woman with a demanding list of dating requirements; Steve interviews actor Adam Rodriguez (Empire (2015)); Steve honors rapper MC Lyte as a female ground-breaker.

Steve helps a woman decode her man's texts; Steve revisits former participants of his Disney Dreamers Academy and spotlights students at this year's event. Also: Lisa Ling (This Is Life with Lisa Ling (2014)).

Steve helps a father trying to get his teen daughter to understand how the real world works. Also: Taylor Kinney (Chicago Fire (2012)); tips to travel like a star.

Exercise physiologist Marco Borges helps three couples lose weight with his 22-day revolution vegan diet; A seven-year-old boy receives business advice for his company, tiger mushroom farms; actress Tisha Campbell (Dr. Ken (2015)).

Steve teams up with Kandi Burruss and Dr. Laura Berman to help a couple reignite their romance; Steve interviews Alfonso Ribeiro (America's Funniest Home Videos (1989)); and Martha Stewart host a Halloween bash with a "Day of the Dead" theme.

Steve provides a status report on the couples in his 30-day date challenge; and Dorothy Wang highlights budget-friendly celebrity looks. Also: a father's diaper-related invention.

Steve celebrates his 30-year anniversary of stand-up comedy with a salute to the 1980s. Included: Steve arranges a dream date for a couple; rocker Sammy Hagar serves up a recipe and a cocktail; and Steve brings back the game show, "Love Connection".

Steve plays matchmaker for a player in an all-female football league. Also: an interview with Dana Delany; a makeover for a single mother and breast-cancer survivor.

A husband's numerous fears are impacting his family; collectibles experts Miller Gaffney and Carol Lee Brosseau, of TV's Art Breakers (2015), assess items brought in by audience members; Steve evaluate strengths and weaknesses on the path to success.

Wives go on strike; Lorraine Toussaint (Rosewood (2015)); shocking, extreme beauty trends.

Tips are shared on how to improve dating profiles to attract men in appropriate age categories; gospel artist Kim Burrell performs; Devyn Rush (American Idol (2002)) addresses bullying.

Hot topics are discussed with a panel that includes Kim Gravel, Shirley Strawberry, Nicole Polizzi and Jenni Farley; Steve puts luxury products to the test; and a young couple reveal the gender of their baby to their friends and family.

Steve helps a woman, whose husband has an overwhelming interest in comic books with the help of Carrie Keagan. Also: a self-made millionaire mom; a status report on three mothers, who needed help with their teens sons in Season 3.

Sherri Shepherd is the guest for a segment that includes wig makeovers; foodie Adam Richman cooks with Steve; a woman coaches her friend through a date; a guest from Season 3 returns and tries to launch a vegan-drink

Sheryl Underwood (The Talk (2010)); pointers from a professional wingman. Also: designers Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri (Kitchen Cousins (2011)) offer tips for kitchen transformations; the LEGO version of Steve Harvey is unveiled.

An installment of "Harvey's Law" features Judge Marilyn Milian, who helps people who have been scammed online; Steve helps friends determine if their roommate's boyfriend is genuine. Also: Mercedes Mason, of TV's Fear the Walking Dead (2015).

Steve plays matchmaker for guest Tanisha Thomas of TV's Crazy Talk (2015). Also: creative uses for leftover coffee; a woman whose husband is an alleged control freak; children who raised money from a lemonade stand to help children in need.

Steve reveals six of the men featured in his "2016 Man Candy Calendar", with help from Carrie Keagan and Kim Gravel; a woman reveals her secret crush on an unsuspecting friend. Also: Jon Seda, Patrick John Flueger and Jesse Lee Soffer, of TV's Chicago P.D. (2014); a "Man Bun" sensation.

Steve's wife, Marjorie Harvey, joins him for discussions about fashion and family. Also: Marjorie and Steve counsel a blended family, who are at odds; and top bargains are highlighted, in honor of National Coupon Month.

Steve helps a woman with her dating life; foodie Moe Cason (BBQ Pit Wars (2014)) spotlights barbecue trends. Also: a reunion between a woman and the nurse who helped her deliver triplets; a look at a Steve Harvey mash-up from DJ Porter.

Steve plays matchmaker for a romantically-challenged dater from Missouri; Steve's daughter and her fiancé visit one last time, before their wedding. Also: a look at back-to-school glasses and eye exams; the stars of TV's Manzo'd with Children (2014).

A woman tries to get closure in her life, by confronting her ex; Steve honors Emily Riedel, of TV's Bering Sea Gold (2012), as a female ground-breaker; and Steve's future son-in-law helps a boy reunite with his absentee father.

Kandi Burruss and Dr. Laura Berman are the guests in an edition that centers on sexuality. Included: a couple at odds over sex; sex myths; and a woman who claims her husband lacks sex appeal.

Steve addresses racial tensions and subliminal racism in society. Included: the studio audience participates in a social experiment; Dr. Anthony Greenwald shares insight; and a teen, who helped organize an integrated prom, receives a new car.

Jenni Farley, Nicole Polizzi and Shirley Strawberry discuss topical headlines; a boy, who saved his niece from a car crash, is honored as a "Harvey's Hero"; author Alan Fox offers tips for strengthening personal connections.

Marcus Lemonis, of TV's The Profit (2013), helps a single mother grow her business; Steve helps a young couple reignite the passion in their relationship; Martha Stewart and Steve serve up appetizers. Also: a father-daughter beat-box battle.

A young man's proposal and wedding are featured; Steve helps a 9-year-old boy find a date for his mother; a teen breast-cancer survivor wins a new car; and TV personality Cathy Mitchell serves up pizza.

An unsuspecting guest wins a new Ford vehicle; Steve and his wife, Marjorie Harvey, talk about their empty nest and taking their two youngest children to college. Also: a backstage look at the Neighborhood Awards.

Steve introduces his new dating experiment, which matches three couples and requires them to give the relationship a full 30-day commitment. Also: Auntie Fee offers a hands-on cooking lesson to a North Carolina family; and Steve chats with actress Sanaa Lathan (The Perfect Guy (2015)).

Bethenny Frankel (The Real Housewives of New York City (2008)) joins Steve to help two couples experiencing a crossroads in their relationships; Steve recaps his summer travels; a man takes over his sister's dating profile to help her find Mr. Right.

Day 2 of "What Men Think: The Event" features a male panel, including Todd Chrisley, Bill Rancic, David Otunga and Geraldo Rivera. Also: top digital mistakes made by women; insight into the behavior of women; the importance of communication. Features Carrie Keagan and Kim Gravel.

Steve kicks off Season 4 with "What Men Think: The Event", held at Chicago's Oriental Theatre featuring Carrie Keagan and Kim Gravel. Here, Steve tries to bridge the communications gap between men and women, in an event featuring a full theater of 2000 men discussing love and relationships.

Country music legend Dolly Parton joins Steve to help kick off "Steve Goes Country Hour"; Steve tries to help a female pro bull rider find the man of her dreams; BBQ master Myron Mixon helps Steve, with the "Great American Food Fight: Country Edition", by judging the pulled pork competition; and Steve honors a cowboy who lassoed a would-be thief.

Steve revisits his favorite "Family Feud (1999)" moments from the past seven years and catches up with contestants who provided the most outrageous responses, making them viral video sensations; NeNe Leakes and Sheryl Underwood visits the show.

Professional basketball star LeBron James sends Steve a surprise message; comedian Jay Leno discuss his career and gives Steve a ride in a vintage car; Olympic gold medalist Simone Manuel talks about competing in Rio; Tika Sumpter and Parker Sawyers of Southside with You (2016).