Rapper, Jim Jones and Chrissy Lampkin are back! As they weave through their own development, collide with their past, embark on new ventures and make the decision about tying the knot. This is about commitment, drama, jealousy, industry and family.

This two-hour special goes inside the history of the second most used illicit drug in America. The human appetite for this narcotic goes all the way back to 3000 B.C., when South Americans chewed coca leaves, thinking they were a gift from God. But it wasn't until 1855, when cocaine was first extracted from the coca leaf and used in powder form that its use spiked. Initially it was utilized as an anesthesia. Soon, famed psychologist Sigmund Freud touted it as an effective cure for depression and impotence. In 1886, John Pemberton, an Atlanta pharmacist, added it to his new soft drink: Coca Cola or Coke for short. In 1914, the drug was outlawed, but the damage had been done. The 70's ushered in another boost in the drug's use, fueled in part by new drug cartels in South America. To combat cocaine's rise, the Reagan Administration started the War on Drugs in the 80's.

Through a series of challenges, both relationship- and business-driven, Omarosa attempts to choose a mate from a stable of 12 bachelors.

Thirteen would-be musical artists hit the road with hip-hop artist Missy Elliott in a competition in which the winner is signed to her record label. The contestants travel on a bus, giving them an inside view of the music business.