Episode list

Simon Cowell (TV series, "America's Got Talent"); Amaye Love performs;

Magic Johnson; Mickey Guyton is interviewed and performs;

Actress Yvonne Orji (TV series, "The Wonder Years"); Jennifer welcomes YouTube and TikTok father-daughter beatboxing duo Ed Cage and Nicole Paris of St. Louis, Mo.

Actress Hannah Waddingham (TV series "Ted Lasso", movie "Hocus Pocus 2"); actor Colman Domingo (movie "New Moon", TV series "Euphoria" and "Fear the Walking Dead"); Jennifer welcomes Uber driver Felix Sam, who made headlines in August for rescuing two people from a burning building, while he was driving his passenger to the airport;

Actress Viola Davis (movie, "The Woman King"); Jennifer welcomes 22-year-old singer Brandon Conway of Vinder, Georgia, who recently went viral on TikTok for singing a cover of Michael Jackson's "The Way You Make Me Feel";

Actress/author Kristen Chenoweth (books, "My Moment" and "What Will I Do with My Love Today?"); Jennifer welcomes the first HBCU gymnastic team from Fisk University, whose video recently went viral;

Actress Sheryl Lee Ralph (TV series, "Abbott Elementary"); Jennifer welcomes viral 10-year-old dancer Indy Bigg, from Dayton, Ohio, to perform;

Connie Britton (Feeding America); David Riherd of Wildlife Learning Center brings six animals; news anchor Jeanette Reyes and her husband, Robert Burton, who went viral for posting news reports about their baby, Isabella, using their anchor voices;

Randy Jackson ("National Go with Your Gut Day"); Jennifer welcomes 5-year-old Lena Avery Castro, and her mom, Madeline Rivera, from Brooklyn, N.Y., who went viral on TikTok because of her passion for learning;

Leslie Jordan (TV series, "Call Me Kat"); Rachel Lindsay (TV series, "Extra");

Meghan Trainor (upcoming album, "Takin' It Back"); Jennifer welcomes members of the Cardinal Divas of SC, a majorette team at the University of Southern California, after one of their performances went viral on Twitter;

Robin Thicke (TV series, "The Masked Singer"); Olympic champion Allyson Felix (women's lifestyle brand "Saysh";

Chandra Wilson (TV series "Grey's Anatomy"); Jennifer surprises superfan Ronnette Williams, from Brooklyn, N.Y., who wrote a letter expressing how much Jennifer and her voice have inspired her; Organized Chaps dance crew performs;

Derek Hough (TV series, "Dancing with the Stars"); World Central Kitchen chef Jose Andres talks about their relief work for survivors of Hurricane Ian; Jennifer surprises a superfan for her birthday;

Howie Mandel (TV series, "America's Got Talent" and "NOID: OCD Treatment and Therapy"); Jennifer welcomes principal Mike Huss of Ione Elementary in Ione, California;

Actor LL Cool J (TV series, "NCIS: Los Angeles"); playwright Michael R. Jackson (play, "A Strange Loop");

Jimmie Allen discusses his new album, "Tulip Drive", and his upcoming tour with Carrie Underwood; Bobby Berk (TV series, "Queer Eye");

Actor Hasan Minhaj (Netflix's "Hasan Minhaj: The King's Jester"); author Kim Carter (book, "Welcome to My Purpose") discusses assisting homeless women and children;

Actor Kunal Nayyar (movie, "The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry"); actor Harry Shum Jr (TV series, "Grey's Anatomy", podcast series, "Echo Park"); Jennifer welcomes an elementary school teacher and his family, who started a community food pantry and food truck for children going hungry at home;

Actor Joel McHale (TV series, "Stargirl"); Shangela and Gleb Savchenko (TV series, "Dancing with the Stars");

Kevin McKidd (TV series, "Grey's Anatomy"); Dalen Spratt, Juwan Mass, and Marcus Harvey (TV series, "Ghost Busters: Haunted Houseguests"); NCT 127 chat and perform;

Actor Taye Diggs (TV series, "All American"); 13-year-old runner Jaiya Patillo from Belleview, Neb;

Laverne Cox ("If We're Being Honest with Laverne Cox"); Jacob Collier chats and performs;

Nick and Vanessa Lachey (TV series "Love Is Blind" and "NCIS: Hawaii"); Jennifer welcomes 11-year-old sports reporter Pepper Persley;

Kelly Rowland (movie, "The Curse of Bridge Hollow"); 14-year-old viral sensation dancer Mariandrea Villagas and her choreographer, Phil Wright, chat and perform;

Actor/author Max Greenfield (TV series "The Neighborhood", children's book "This Book Is Not a Present"); Rosanna Pansino (Food Network's "Halloween Cookie Challenge"); Taylor Harris performs;

Adam Lambert ("The Witch Hunt" concert tour); actor Jalyn Hall (movie, "Till"); 9-year-old singer Brianna Cameron chats and performs;

Daymond John (Black Entrepreneur's Day, children's book "Little Daymond Learns to Earn"); actor Cheyenne Jackson (TV series, "Call Me Kat");

Actress Jenna Dewan (TV series, "The Rookie"); singer Babyface (album "Girls Night Out");

Chance the Rapper (album "Star Line Gallery" and music festival "Black Star Line Festival"); chef Michael Airhart; violinist John Eze Uzodinma II chats and performs;

Actor Cedric the Entertainer (TV series, "The Neighborhood"); Charli D'Amelio and Dixie D'Amelio (TV series, "The D'Amelio Show"); Egypt Otis, founder of Comma Bookstore and Social Hub in Flint, Michigan;

Actor Marlon Wayans (TV movie, "The Curse of Bridge Hollow"); 17-year-old musical prodigy Neil Nayyar; Halloween-themed demo with chainsaw carver Ryan Villiers (TV series, "A Cut Above");

Actor Eddie Redmayne (movie, "The Good Nurse"); skating duo Marcus and Michael Griffin chat and perform; Jennifer surprises Northwest Arkansas Woman of the Year Stacy Harper and her sister, Lakisha Bradley;

Drew Scott and Jonathan Scott (TV series, "Property Brothers: Forever Home"); Amber Ruffin (TV series, "The Amber Ruffin Show"); Dr. Nita Landry discusses breast cancer and women of color;

Terry Crews (children's book, "Terry's Crew"); Halloween-themed drink demo with Suzi (Netflix's "Drink Masters");

Nicole Scherzinger (TV series, "The Masked Singer"); Jennifer welcomes a family, whose 12-year-old alerted them after their house caught fire; cooking demo with Melanie;

Fortune Feimster (TV special, "Fortune Feimster: Good Fortune"); Tasha Cobbs Leonard (album "Hymns (Live)"); Jennifer welcomes a 3-year-old viral sensation; piano player Charles Jones;

Alfonso Ribeiro (TV series, "Dancing with the Stars"); Jennifer surprises a school principal;

Chaka Khan chats and performs; Jennifer surprises a superfan;

Actress Beth Behrs (TV series, "The Neighborhood"); actor Aldis Hodge (movie ("Black Adam");

Singer Shania Twain (album "Queen of Me", and 2023 tour); actress Jodie Turner-Smith (movie, "The Independent");

Jerry O'Connell (TV series, "PIctionary" and "The Real Love Boat"); Dr. Corey Yeager, life coach and psychotherapist to the Detroit Pistons, (book, "How Am I Doing?: 40 Conversations to Have with Yourself");

Tamera Mowry-Housley (book, "You Should Sit Down for This" and TV-movie, "Inventing the Chrismas Prince"); Gabby Samone, part of Southwest Airlines' "Artist on the Rise" program, chats and performs;

Josh Groban ("Josh Groban's Great Big Radio City Show", "Beauty and the Beast: A 30th Celebration"); the Sanghu family, owners of licensed at-home restaurant Cali Tarcka;

Actor Jonathan Majors (movie, "Devotion"); Starr Andrews, the first Black U.S. figure skater to win an ISU Grand Prix medal at Skate Canada International, whose skate routine has gone viral on YouTube;

Kerry Washington and Emayatzy Corinealdi (TV series, "Reasonable Doubt"); singer David Archuleta (single "Faith in Me" and upcoming Christmas tour); National Healthy Skin Month;

Actress Tichina Arnold (TV series, "The Neighborhood"); actor Jaren Lewison (TV series, "Never Have I Ever");

Actor Justin Hartley (movie, "The Noel Diary"); Stephen 'tWitch' Boss and Allison Holker Boss (TV special, "The Hip Hop Nutcracker");

Sam Smith (single "Unholy"); Morris Day, who is going to receive the "Legend Award" at 2022's Soul Train Awards;