Disc 1, Side A: Episode one (Def strawberry jam ; Jerry Seinfeld in the ghetto ; Sammy and Kim ; Ugly woman: Wanda's baby part 1) ; Episode two (The dirty dozens ; Ball park breast implants ; The shouting Olympics ; Fire Marshal Bill in surgery) Episode three (Ike Turner & Hooch: the Denny verdict ; Honeymooners '93 ; Cheap Pete at the convenience store ; Ace and the main man: Tupac) ; Episode four (Loomis Simmons: knock you up ; Deny's commercial ; Unpoetic justice ; The Champ: shot at the title ; B.S. Brothers: talk show)

Episode five (NBA harasser ; Depressed Irish singer ; Anorexic sumo wrestler ; Deronda and Pookie ; Ugly woman: Wanda's baby part 2)

Disc 1, Side B: Episode six (Rush 'N Al's big and loud men's shop ; Background Guy gets a girlfriend ; Black Andy Rooney ; Cheap Pete at the bar ; Ace and the Main Man: Marsha Warfield) ; Episode seven (Ugly woman: Wanda's baby part 3 ; Circus of the black stars ; A date with Magnifico ; Fire Marshal Bill's magic show) ; Episode eight (Ugly woman: at the door, part 1 ; Sam Kinison: live from hell ; AT & T frequent caller plan ; Ugly woman: at the door part 2 ; Insensitive thearapist ; The dirty dozens II ; Ugly woman: at the door part 3) ; Episode nine (Rush 'N Al: can't we all just sweat along? ; All up in the family ; The waiter who knows too man specials ; Ugly woman: Barry Bonds ; East Hollywood squares) ; Epiosde ten (Background Guy at crime scene ; Willy Coyote testifies before Congress ; Go on girl: Sandra and Rosie ; Candy Cane's kid's show ; Honeymooners '93: the new boss)

Disc 2, Side A: Episode eleven (What champ: parachute ; What if the Menendez Brothers were black? ; Deboner 2000 commercial ; Sammy and the Man ; Umbilical Barry) ; Episode twelve (B.E.T. fall lineup: Mary Tyler Mo ; Loomis Simmons: custom built condoms ; Depressed Irish singer at the rescue mission ; Geraldo: celebrities' kids ; Ace and the Main Man: Johnny Gill) ; Episode thirteen (Joe Jackson's Never Neverland sale ; Dead arm substitute teacher ; Black Andy Rooney II ; Deronda and Pookie play office ; Wheel of dozens) ; Episode fourteen (Sister act 3: this ain't kosher ; Background Guy goes to the woods ; The gangsta group ; The waiter on the plane ; Grandpa at police dog seminar) ; Episode fifteen (Cheap Pete on a date ; Rush 'N Al vs. Howard Stern ; East Hollywood squares II)

Disc 2, Side B: Episode sixteen (Tonya Harding for 'The club' ; All up in the family: card night ; John Bobbitt: six million dollar man ; Hemorrhoid Guy ; Ugly woman: Wanda's sister) ; episode seventeen (Tonya Harding: Mark Jackson free throw ; B.S. Brothers: Patrick Ewing shoe contract ; White league ; Ace and the Main Man: Kareem Abdul: Jarrar) ; episode eighteen (Mrs. Ikefire ; East Hollywood squares III ; Background Guy at spring break ; The dirty dozens home game ; Fire Marshal Bill: wedding night) ; Episode nineteen (The champ: paternity suit ; San Francisco ; The dirty dozens tournament of champions with Ed O'Neill) ; Episode twenty (Dr. Kevorkian's home remedies ; Great moments in Black History: the first Def comedy ; Thugs ; Overly confident gay man order fast food ; Sweet Tooth Jones)

Disc 3, Side A: Episode twenty-one (Loomis Simmons: make him jealous ; Academy Awards parody ; Grandpa at Beethoven's sidekick audition ; Cheap Pete gets married ; Umbilical Barry rids the subway ; Hemorrhoid Guy: the hallway) ; Episode twenty-two (Cheap Pete at the carnival ; Loomis Simmons: let me harass you ; The scary Larry show ; East Hollywood squares IV) ; Episode twenty-three (Sweet Tooth Jones: corporate gig ; Ed Bacon guidance counselor ; Ugly woman: bachelor auction with Luther Vandross)

Disc 3, Side B: Episode twenty-four (Candy Cane's last show ; Grandpa & Duke: a time for love ; Family dozens) ; Episode twenty-five (Vista commercial ; Willy Coyote's mall appearance ; Infomercial Awards ; All up in the family: Gay Barney ; Deronda and Pookie play party ; B.S. Brothers: gansta rappers) ; Episode twenty-six (The Champ: back to school ; Prison cable network: lights out with Angel ; Ace and the Main Man: Salt 'N' Pepa)