Diane must make a decision about her hair on black-ish. "Hair Day" is the 11th episode of the show's sixth season.

Pops finds his Christmas spirit on black-ish. "Father Christmas" is the tenth episode of the show's sixth season.

Bow encourages Diane to throw a slumber party on black-ish. "University of Dre" is the ninth episode of the show's sixth season.

Junior introduces Bow to virtual reality on black-ish. "O Mother Where Art Thou" is the eighth episode of the show's sixth season.

Dre decides to take a day to bond with Diane on black-ish. "Daughters for Dummies" is the seventh episode of the show's sixth season.

It's Halloween and the Johnson family dresses up on black-ish. "Everybody Blames Raymond" is the sixth episode of the show's sixth season.

Pops works on finding a wedding date on black-ish. "Mad Boujee" is the fifth episode of the show's sixth season.

Jack gets cut from the basketball team which leads to a discussion about him being short for his age on black-ish. "When I Grow Up (To Be a Man)" is the fourth episode of the show's sixth season.

Bow invites the girls to her feminist group on black-ish. "Feminisn't" is the third episode of the show's sixth season.

Dre and Bow think Junior has been taking them for granted on black-ish. "Every Day I'm Struggling" is the second episode of the show's sixth season.

Pops announces that he's getting married on black-ish. "Pops The Question" is the first episode of the show's sixth season.