It’s Sunday Funday in this classic episode, which aired May 13, 1993. Martin, and the crew get ready to praise the Lord. But, after hearing about Mama Payne’s suspicious financial behavior, they take a detour to her new church where the Reverend Leon Lonnie Love (played by David Alan Grier) presides.

In this hysterical episode, which aired February 9, 1995, Martin and Gina invite their exes to dinner to play a jealousy game…a tragic game that they soon realize has no winners.

As we give in, or give up, on our New Year’s resolutions, Martin reminds us what happens when we take our workout plan to the extreme. This hysterical episode aired on October 24, 1993 and guest stars Charnele Brown (A Different World) and Reginald Ballard as Bruh Man.

After a long (that’s an understatement) hiatus, we are finally back with our BIG return. In this episode, which aired September 23, 1995, the late Christopher Wallace, known as the Notorious B.I.G. visits the Motor City to find a background singer. This leads to a string of hilarious, misfortunate events for Martin, Gina, Tommy, Cole, and Pam!

We’re back for our spooky Halloween podcast, which aired October 31, 1996. Martin, Gina, Tommy, Cole, and Pam take a detour before going to Nipsey’s Halloween party, arriving at a house of horrors, recently purchased by Martin and Gina. This episode guest stars Mr. T. Happy Halloween!

After our brief (not really) hiatus, the Martin Show Podcast is back with this classic episode, which aired December 10, 1995. The arrival of the Nefertiti 2000 bed leads to a disaster, as Martin, Tommy and Pam put their heads together, to save Gina from being trapped in the hills of North Africa.

In this Father’s Day episode, which aired November 3, 1994, Martin is thrust into fatherhood, after learning that he may have a 10-year-old son, Marvin. This news collides with a visit from Gina’s mother, played by Judyann Elder, whose acting credits can be found in the podcast episode, “Thanks For Nothing.”

This hysterical episode, which aired January 16, 1994, serves as a new take on the franchise show Law and Order. Martin finds himself as lead detective in a real life “who dunnit” as he seeks to solve the case of his missing CD player.

To joint account, or not to joint account? That is one of the many questions we pose in this hilarious episode, that aired on March 13, 1994, as the joining of Martin and Gina’s finances can only be summed up in the Notorious B.I.G.’s 1997 song: “Mo’ Money Mo Problems.”

Four words: DID YOU MISS ME? In this classic episode, which aired November 7, 1993, Martin faces the reality that his career is stuck in a rut. Martin is forced to face his depression head on manifested in the form of Varnel Hill, the hottest man in show business, played by comedian Tommy Davidson.