Black-ish Season 6 Episode 15 The Gauntlet

The episode titled "The Gauntlet" is the fifteenth episode of the sixth season of the popular American sitcom "Black-ish." It revolves around the Johnson family as they prepare for a major game night celebration, which is an annual tradition in their household. The episode is directed by Anton Cropper and written by Steven White.

The episode's plot follows Dre (Anthony Anderson) and Bow (Tracee Ellis Ross) as they compete against each other in a series of challenges to determine who will have control over the family's annual game night. The challenges, which they call "The Gauntlet," include various games and competitions, including bowling, charades, and a singing competition.

The episode begins with Dre and Bow confronting each other as they both want to take control of the game night. They decide to settle this once and for all by competing against each other in "The Gauntlet." They come up with a set of games and competitions, and invite their friends and family members to participate.

Dre and Bow's children, Zoey (Yara Shahidi), Junior (Marcus Scribner), and Diane (Marsai Martin), decide to team up with their parents and participate in the challenges. Their grandparents, Ruby (Jenifer Lewis) and Pops (Laurence Fishburne), also join in the competition, making it a truly intense and hilarious event.

Throughout the episode, the Johnson family members go head-to-head in various challenges, including a pie-eating contest, a karaoke competition, and even a trivia game about their family history. The competition becomes heated as each family member is determined to win.

As the challenges progress, it becomes clear that Dre and Bow are evenly matched, and neither one of them is willing to give up control of the game night. The tension between them builds, causing each one of them to reach their breaking point.

Ultimately, the family comes to a compromise, and Dre and Bow agree to share control of game night. They decide that Dre will be in charge of planning the first half of the night, and Bow will take over for the second half. In the end, the family gathers together and has a fun-filled night of games and laughter, with everyone ultimately coming out as a winner.

"The Gauntlet" episode of "Black-ish" is an exciting and hilarious addition to the series, showcasing the Johnson family's competitive spirit and their love for one another. The show, known for its witty humor and relatable characters, continues to entertain fans and keep them coming back for more.