Panelists Joey Bada$$, John Avlon and Jessica Kirson take on current events and pop culture along with host Larry Wilmore.

Panelists Jeff Daniels, Joe Budden and Rachel Feinstein take on current events and pop culture along with host Larry Wilmore.

Fox News's Brian Kilmeade brings up a racist stereotype, and Larry discusses the Planned Parenthood shooting in Colorado with Busta Rhymes, Jordan Carlos and Grace Parra.

The Texas school board takes a red pen to American history, and Larry discusses the source of Donald Trump's popularity with Pete Wentz, Ricky Velez and Holly Walker.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel fires his police chief over the shooting death of a black teen, and Larry discusses colorblind casting with Spike Lee, Rory Albanese and Mike Yard.

Gun massacres become an American institution, and Larry discusses questionable names for babies with Brian Posehn, Bobby Gaylor and Robin Thede.

President Obama awkwardly attempts to calm America's fears about ISIS, and Larry discusses pandering politicians with Jon Glaser, Rory Albanese and Mike Yard.

The leader of ISIS becomes a finalist for TIME's Person of the Year, and Larry discusses Donald Trump's anti-Muslim campaign with Mark Cuban, Jordan Carlos and Grace Parra.

A toxic blanket of smog envelops Beijing, and Larry examines the pros and cons of social media with Q, Rory Albanese and Robin Thede.

A white student sues the University of Texas over affirmative action, and Larry discusses Donald Trump's soaring poll numbers with Kevin Nealon, Grace Parra and Mike Yard.

A South Carolina lawmaker's Christmas card features the Confederate flag, and Larry examines Ted Cruz's surge in GOP polls with Aida Rodriguez, Jordan Carlos and Mike Yard.

Actor Taye Diggs.

Singer-songwriter T-Pain.

Hip-hop artist Pusha T.

Dennis Rodman helms a Sunday morning news show, and Larry discusses Sean Penn's article about Mexican drug lord El Chapo with Tavi Gevinson, Mike Yard and Grace Parra.

Syrian refugees get a primer on life in Texas, and Larry examines whether lotteries prey on poor people with Kathleen Madigan, Ricky Velez and Rory Albanese.

Robin Thede's prediction of an all-white Oscar night and Larry's discussion of President Obama's legacy with Mario Batali, Mike Yard and Holly Walker.

The Oregon militia getting a steady supply of dildos and Larry's discussion of Bernie Sanders's surge in presidential polls with John Fetterman, Rory Albanese and Robin Thede.

A Montana KKK leader is welcoming minorities and Larry's discussion of Ted Cruz's unflattering take on New York City with Rembert Browne, Ricky Velez and Mike Yard.

Donald Trump tries clumsily to win the hearts of evangelical voters and Larry discussion of a boycott of the Oscars with Romany Malco, Holly Walker and Robin Thede.

Sarah Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump's presidential campaign, Flint water crisis and Dan Savage, Bobby Gaylor and Grace Parra talk with Larry about the relationship between sex and intelligence.

Sarah Palin blames her son's violent behavior on President Obama, and Larry explores the necessity of black awards shows with Jemele Hill, Jordan Carlos and Robin Thede.

Dr. Rand Paul's diagnosis of a GOP malady and Larry's discussion of Donald Trump's divisive presidential campaign with Marlon Wayans, Rory Albanese and Holly Walker.

Planned Parenthood wins in Texas and Jena Friedman, Mike Yard and Robin Thede examine with Larry critics' perceptions of Hillary Clinton.

Neil deGrasse Tyson debunks rapper B.o.B's flat Earth theory, and Larry's chat Brandon Marshall, Ricky Velez and Jordan Carlos about NFL star Cam Newton.

America's overly armed police is on President Obama's radar, and Larry talks with Chris Distefano, Grace Parra and Robin Thede about Joseph Fiennes's film role as Michael Jackson.

Timbaland exits a benefit concert for Flint, MI, and Larry talks with Gad Elmaleh, Mike Yard and Jordan Carlos about voter outrage in America.

A white NAACP leader aims a sexist remark at a female reporter, and Larry discusses the results of the Iowa caucus with Lewis Black, Rory Albanese and Franchesca Ramsey.

North Korea announces a plan to launch a satellite, and Larry discusses Mattel's line of more realistic Barbie dolls with Wendy Williams, Rory Albanese and Grace Parra.

Felonious Munk expounds on the use of the term "politically correct," and Larry discusses the GOP presidential race with Paul F. Tompkins, Ricky Velez and Franchesca Ramsey.

Ben Carson botches his entrance at the GOP debate, and Larry discusses Beyonce's politically charged halftime performance with Keke Palmer, Franchesca Ramsey and Robin Thede.

A TV series depicts the Bill Cosby trial, and Larry chats about colorful aspects of the presidential race with Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, Rory Albanese and Mike Yard.

Blacklash 2016: the Unblackening - New Hampshire Primary. Keep It 100 - Black History Edition: Paul R. Williams. Marley Dias talks about her #1000BlackGirlBooks campaign. The panelists talk about Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders.

An American college student detained by North Korea. Larry talks to the student's fraternity brothers. Poll Musicians rhyme to the tune of Ted Cruz. The panelists discuss the health risks of playing football.

Blacklash 2016: The Unblackening - Donald Trump accused of inciting violence, "Donald Trump" denies. Nightly!Nightly!'s Grace Parra reports on Nancy Reagan's AIDS response. The panelists discuss Donald Trump's violent rallies.

Tampon Tuesday: Grace Parra sings and Holly Walker is undercover in a public school with Mike Yard. Robin Thede educates Larry on Black Lady Sign language. The panelists discuss media's relationship with Donald Trump.

2 Chainz explainz what the GOP could face with a brokered convention. GOP refusing to consider Obama's Supreme Court nominee. Jordan Carlos investigates food deserts. The panelists discuss sexism that women in power face.

President Obama's historic visit to Cuba: Nightly!Nightly!'s Grace Parra reports. Larry talks to Trump's black supporters. The panelists discuss Hulk Hogan's $140 million victory against Gawker.

Joe Morton compares Nixon's racist drug policy to what the Trump presidency might look like. Emory University students explain why seeing "Trump" name is assault. The panelists discuss over sensitivity at colleges.

Mississippi celebrates Confederate Heritage Month. The panelists discuss the race-based casting controversy surrounding "Hamilton".

Blacklash 2016: Hill Bill Edition. Tell the Truth with Mike Yard. Nightly!Nightly!'s Grace Parra's in-depth look at the Panama Papers. The panelists discuss Bill Clinton's controversial defense of his 1994 crime bill.

Stephen Hawking's plan with a Russian billionaire to send tiny spacecrafts to Alpha Centauri. Bernie Sanders tells Ted Cruz about "New York values". He also joins Larry to discuss his primary election prospects, the Flint water crisis and his proposal to break up the banks.

Blacklash 2016: Pandering Edition - New York Primaries. Bill O'Reilly upset by the reaction to his racist comments. The panelists examine political pandering.

Cleaning Up Dirty States - Justice in Flint; Utah fights pornography but ignores a rise in STDs; Two Utah residents are on a mission to confiscate porn. Racist Promposals: An interracial couple explains. The panelists discuss Prince.

The U.S. deploys 250 troops to Syria: A Pentagon official explains. Nightly!Nightly!'s Grace Parra reports from London. The panelists discuss President Obama's criticism of Black Lives Matter activists.

Dennis Hastert's lenient prison sentence. Larry is given advice for the White House Correspondents' Dinner by some famous people. The panelists talk about the bar being set low for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton debating with Trump.

Blacklash 2016: The Unblackening - Megyn Kelly's softball questions at Donald Trump. Mike Yard's Racial Sensitivity Class. The panelists discuss a controversy surrounding NBA's Steven Adams' "Little Monkeys" comment.

Larry's Dank News Stash - Marijuana in America; Pueblo County Comptroller explains how weed tax is used. Desegregation in Mississippi. The panelists discuss America's relationship with marijuana.

House Democrats' sit-in protest; The History of Sitting with Holly Walker and two cavemen. Robin Thede asks Who Dis? about Rep. Steve King. The panelists question the sincerity of Donald Trump's presidential run.

Blacklash 2016: The Unblackening - America's Last Election; The Nightly Show Presents: Backstage with Donald. The panelists discuss Trump's speech and why people liked it. Rapper YG featuring Nipsey Hussle perform "F**k Donald Trump".

Larry talks about the show's cancellation. John Stewart talks about his life.