Ep 6. Bernie Mac Dance Party

Bernie Mac, the Chicago-based comedian, is back with another episode of his iconic sitcom, The Bernie Mac Show. This time, it's all about dancing! The second season, episode six, titled Bernie Mac Dance Party, is all about getting the groove on. Here's a sneak peek.

The episode begins with Bernie telling Jordan that he wants to throw a dance party at his house. Jordan is thrilled with the idea and starts planning the party, but soon realizes that throwing a party isn't as easy as it sounds. Bernie is adamant about two things - no one is allowed to sit down, and everyone has to dance.

At the same time, Vanessa is trying to get her driver's license, and after failing three times, she decides to ask Bryana for help. But Bryana has no idea how to drive, so she enlists Jordan's help. Jordan agrees, but only if Vanessa helps him with the dance party.

Meanwhile, Bernie is trying to teach the kids how to dance, but it's not going well, as they're more interested in their cell phones than dancing. So Bernie enlists the help of his friend, Don Rickles, to teach the kids some moves. Don turns out to be quite the dancer, but Bernie quickly realizes that his moves are a little outdated.

As the day of the party approaches, everyone is getting nervous. Jordan is worried that no one will show up, Vanessa is scared she'll fail her driving test again, and Bryana is terrified of dancing in front of people. But Bernie is determined to make it a success.

The day of the party arrives, and surprisingly, a lot of people show up. Bernie is thrilled and starts showing off his moves on the dance floor. Vanessa gets her license, and Bryana and Jordan overcome their fears and dance their hearts out. In the end, everyone has a great time, and Bernie is proud of his dance party.

Overall, this episode is a perfect example of what The Bernie Mac Show is all about - family, comedy, and heart. It's a fun-filled episode that will make you want to dance along with Bernie and the gang. While the show may be over a decade old, it's still relevant and enjoyable to watch, and is a must-watch for any fan of sitcoms.