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A woman with shoulder-length brown hair wearing a red dress with a plunging neckline smiles toward the camera.
A man in a dress shirt stares to the side.
Eve primarily focuses on the romance between the two characters played by Eve (left) and Jason Winston George (right).

Eve is an American television sitcom that was broadcast on United Paramount Network (UPN) from September 15, 2003, to May 11, 2006. A total of 66 episodes of Eve were broadcast over three seasons. Created by Meg DeLoatch, the series follows Miami fashion designer Shelly Williams (Eve) through her relationship with physical therapist Jeremiah Thurgood "J.T." Hunter (Jason George).

DeLoatch described the sitcom as "focus[ing] on one relationship and follow[ing] all of the ups and downs in it" and its purpose as "showing the male and female points of view".[1] Shelly and J.T. often turn to their two close friends for advice about the opposite gender, love, and relationships. Shelly frequently looks for advice from former model Rita Lefleur (Ali Landry) and married friend Janie Egins (Natalie Desselle-Reid), while J.T. finds support in his best friend Donovan Brink (Sean Maguire) and IRS worker Nick Dalaney (Brian Hooks).[2] Even though Shelly and J.T.'s relationship is the recurrent storyline, the series does explore the relationships of its supporting cast; Donovan and Rita date each other, and the extremely picky Nick attempts to find the perfect partner.[3][4]

Critical response to Eve was mixed; some critics praised its inclusion as part of UPN's line-up of black sitcoms,[5][6][7] while others felt Eve lacked charisma and the series was inferior to other sitcoms.[8][9] Despite mixed reviews, Eve received various nominations for her performance,[10] and the series was nominated for the Teen Choice Award for Choice Breakout TV Show during the 2004 Teen Choice Awards.[11] Despite its high ratings among young African-American women,[12] the show was canceled as a result of UPN's merger with the WB Television Network (The WB) to form The CW in 2006. Its removal, along with a majority of UPN's other programs, garnered negative attention from media commentators, who argued that it was an example of whitewashing.[13][14][15] Eve has not been made available on Blu-ray or DVD,[16][17] but it was released on the iTunes Store, Amazon Video, and HBO Max.[18][19]

Series overview

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SeasonEpisodesOriginally releasedAverage U.S. viewers
(in millions)
First releasedLast released
122September 15, 2003 (2003-09-15)May 24, 2004 (2004-05-24)3.65[20]
222September 21, 2004 (2004-09-21)May 24, 2005 (2005-05-24)2.8[21]
322September 22, 2005 (2005-09-22)May 11, 2006 (2006-05-11)2.3[22]

Episodes

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Season 1 (2003–04)

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The first season introduces the six main characters: Shelly, J.T., Rita, Janie, Nick, and Donovan. Shelly runs the fashion boutique DivaStyle with her friends Janie and Rita. She pursues a relationship with J.T. only to discover he is afraid of commitment and exhibits some chauvinistic behavior. Their relationship is frequently tested by misunderstandings. Nick wants to find his ideal partner, but his attempts are typically thwarted as he is extremely picky about women. Even though his relationship with a woman named Dani appears to be successful, they break up in the spring. Donovan finds himself romantically attracted to Rita, but he resists the temptation because of his fear that it would ruin their friendship.

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release dateU.S. viewers
(millions)
11"Worst First Date Ever"Ken WhittinghamMeg DeLoatchSeptember 15, 2003 (2003-09-15)4.02[23]
Shelly Williams meets J.T. Hunter, and the two start to date. She has doubts if J.T. is her type of man after he cries at the end of Casablanca. However, her friends suggest they are the perfect couple, and she decides to give him another chance. J.T. also consults with his friends on how to best approach Shelly.
22"Condom Mania"Ken WhittinghamMeg DeLoatchSeptember 22, 2003 (2003-09-22)4.90[24]
Shelly develops strong feelings for J.T. and questions if she should have sex with him. Janie encounters J.T. in a supermarket and notices he is buying a large box of condoms. She encourages Shelly not to move too quickly in her relationship. Janie, Rita, and Shelly disagree on whether J.T. is a playboy, while Nick tells him that he is moving too slowly with the relationship.
33"She Snoops to Conquer"Leonard R. Garner Jr.David W. DuclonSeptember 29, 2003 (2003-09-29)4.19[25]
Rita and Janie persuade Shelly to look through J.T.'s belongings to get a better understanding of him. After catching her going through his wallet, J.T. conducts his own background check on Shelly. Nick becomes convinced that women are attracted to men with tattoos, and persuades Donovan to introduce him to the best tattoo artist in Miami (DMX).
44"The Talk"Brian K. RobertsJanis HirschOctober 6, 2003 (2003-10-06)4.45[26]
Shelly begins to question her relationship with J.T. after seeing him with another woman at Rita's party. She flirts with an ex-boyfriend to make J.T. jealous, causing the two to discuss dating exclusively. Nick's new girlfriend (Carmen Electra) makes him feel objectified, and Rita learns the truth about her poor financial state.
55"Ego, Trips n' Salsa"Mary Lou BelliTiffany Anderson & Adrienne CarterOctober 13, 2003 (2003-10-13)4.41[27]
Shelly and J.T. take salsa classes, but J.T. quits from frustration. When Shelly continues taking lessons with an attractive instructor, J.T. questions if he should sacrifice his ego and return to the classes for Shelly. Nick helps Rita move into a studio apartment and develops a crush on her.
66"Check Tease"Lee Shallat-Chemel
[note 1]		Torian HughesOctober 20, 2003 (2003-10-20)4.66[28]
J.T. becomes frustrated that he has paid for all his dates with Shelly. He agrees to her offer to pay for dinner, unaware that she does not have enough money. Shelly asks Rita for help but gets sidetracked by an encounter with supermodel Kylie Bax. Nick borrows from Donovan's wardrobe in an attempt to make himself more attractive to women.
77"Player Down"Arlene SanfordTrish BakerNovember 3, 2003 (2003-11-03)3.66[29]
For their three-month anniversary, J.T. and Shelly plan to go on a romantic weekend getaway until J.T. realizes he was already committed to play in a basketball tournament with his friends. He unsuccessfully attempts to soften the blow of canceling the trip with dinner and gifts. J.T. feels guilty and plays poorly in the game. He is angry on learning that Shelly went to a fraternity party with Rita's college boyfriend.
88"Hi Mom"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Beverly D. HunterNovember 17, 2003 (2003-11-17)4.47[30]
J.T.'s mother walks in on him in bed with Shelly who fears their romance will sour unless she can win his mother's acceptance and respect.
99"Private Dancer"Mary Lou BelliDavid W. DuclonNovember 18, 2003 (2003-11-18)4.76[30]
J.T. is upset when Shelly discusses details of his bedroom antics with her friends, who disclose them to Missy Elliott in the nightclub Z Lounge during a celebration for Janie.
1010"The Ex Factor"Brian K. RobertsJanis HirschNovember 24, 2003 (2003-11-24)4.68[31]
When J.T.'s ex-girlfriend returns to Miami, Shelly feels insecure about their relationship and believes she must be more romantic to keep J.T. from temptation. Donovan is forced to train his boss' inept son to become a manager for Z Lounge.
1111"T'was the Fight Before Christmas"Micheline LanctôtMichael Ajakwe Jr.December 15, 2003 (2003-12-15)3.85[32]
J.T. becomes fed up with the long hours Shelly is working during the holidays, so his mother decides to set him up with another woman; Donovan's ex-girlfriend visits with a plan to seduce him into returning to England.
1212"Just the Three of Us"Mary Lou BelliAnthony C. HillJanuary 12, 2004 (2004-01-12)3.56[33]
After drinking his apple juice, shattering his favorite beer mug, and walking in on him shadowboxing naked, Nick tells Shelly that she has overstayed her welcome at their townhouse, placing J.T. in the middle of a showdown between his best friend and his girlfriend. Janie thinks that Rita is becoming anorexic and tries to use her homemade lasagna to make her eat more. Donovan competes with a bartender to create the perfect drink for the Z Lounge.
1313"Valentine's Day Reloaded"Gary ShimokawaTrish Baker & Torian HughesFebruary 9, 2004 (2004-02-09)3.69[34]
On Valentine's Day, the friends debate if it was fate that Shelly and J.T. became acquainted. In a series of flashbacks to six months earlier, J.T. almost meets Shelly in line at a coffeehouse and later at DivaStyle. Shelly comes close to being seduced by an ex-boyfriend. However, at the last minute, she asserts her independence, puts on a sexy dress, and meets J.T. at a nightclub.
1414"Sister, Sister"Gary ShimokawaBeverly D. HunterFebruary 16, 2004 (2004-02-16)3.94[35]
Shelly's successful, fun-loving sister, Simone (Queen Latifah), comes for a visit. Shelly is frustrated to find herself slipping back into the role of over-shadowed little sister as Simone starts taking the limelight. J.T. and his friends attempt to build a brick barbecue for Simone's welcome party even though they have no experience building anything.
1515"Porn Free"Mary Lou BelliTrish Baker & Torian HughesFebruary 23, 2004 (2004-02-23)3.77[36]
Janie discovers Marty's secret porn collection and fears there's a problem in her marriage. She sets about trying to remedy the problem with help from Shelly and Rita. J.T. has made a new friend in Cedric the Entertainer. However, when this new friend never leaves his side, and becomes an annoyance, J.T. wonders how to "break up" with him.
1616"Party All the Time"Mary Lou BelliTiffany Anderson & Adrienne CarterMarch 1, 2004 (2004-03-01)3.13[37]
When Shelly's college friend April comes to Miami, they spend the entire night crashing parties. Janie and Rita feel betrayed when they are abandoned outside a club with Jadakiss and his posse. J.T. introduces the group to his "D.J. Fine" persona while working as a substitute for the regular D.J. at Z Lounge.
1717"Hair is Stronger Than Pride"Mary Lou BelliMeg DeLoatch & Anthony C. HillMarch 29, 2004 (2004-03-29)3.97[38]
Shelly convinces J.T. to visit her hairstylist Coleman. However, when J.T. voices his dissatisfaction with the haircut, they are both banned from the salon. Nick flirts with a delivery woman named Dani, but a jealous Rita attempts to convince him that the woman is more interested in her instead.
1818"Ride or Die Chick"Mary Lou BelliMichael Ajakwe Jr.May 3, 2004 (2004-05-03)3.38[39]
Shelly ends a fight involving J.T. by knocking the man out with a single punch, causing J.T. to feel that his masculinity has been undermined. Donovan breaks up with his latest girlfriend, and cons his friends into thinking she dumped him so he can get as much sympathy as possible from them.
1919"Pimps Us, DivaStyle Down"Mary Lou BelliAnthony C. HillMay 10, 2004 (2004-05-10)4.01[40]
Shelly, Rita, and Janie discover that their client Rodney P. Shelly is a pimp. Shelly refuses to do business with him, leading to Rodney calling his lawyers. Rodney's colleagues claim that DivaStyle discriminates against certain costumers and picket outside the store.
2020"For Love and Money"Gary ShimokawaVan WhitfieldMay 17, 2004 (2004-05-17)2.45[41]
After accidentally setting her car on fire, Shelly tries to borrow money from J.T. for a down payment on a new automobile. When he refuses, she begins to question their relationship. Rita has an extra ticket to a charity event and asks Donovan to be her escort. The pair share a surprise kiss at the end of the evening.
2121"They've Come Undone, Part 1"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Trish Baker & Torian HughesMay 24, 2004 (2004-05-24)3.53[42]
J.T. is humiliated when he and his parents watch a video of Shelly and her friends topless and drunk in a new commercial for a racy reality video. Marty grounds his wife Janie after seeing her in the video. Nick tries to deal with the fact that Dani has her ex-lover's name tattooed on her bottom. Donovan and Rita avoid each other realizing they have feelings for one another.
2222"They've Come Undone, Part 2"Mary Lou BelliMeg DeLoatchMay 24, 2004 (2004-05-24)3.53[42]
J.T. tells Shelly that he is not interested in marrying her because of her involvement in the reality video commercial. Donovan and Rita continue trying to avoid what happened between them.

Season 2 (2004–05)

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Shelly and J.T. break up at the beginning of the second season but continue a friends with benefits relationship. After discovering that she is bankrupt, Rita moves in with Janie to save money. She also begins a relationship with Donovan. When Janie becomes annoyed with Rita for staying at her home for a long time, Rita persuades J.T. and Nick to let her stay with them instead. Shelly finds herself attracted to a younger man, and J.T. becomes jealous realizing that he is in love with her. In the season finale, both men propose to Shelly. At the same time, Donovan's application for permanent residency is rejected and the friends prepare for his return to England.

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release dateU.S. viewers
(millions)
231"Over"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Meg DeLoatchSeptember 21, 2004 (2004-09-21)2.82[43]
Shelly and J.T. discuss the future of their relationship. She is disappointed when J.T. will only agree to date her if she changes to better fit his ideal woman. Nick tries to pretend that Donovan and Rita's new relationship does not bother him given his past crush on her.
242"Self Helpless"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Anthony C. HillSeptember 28, 2004 (2004-09-28)3.21[44]
To cope with her break-up with J.T., Shelly follows advice from a self-help book and spends more time by herself. She quickly realizes that she really needs the support of her friends. Nick helps J.T. get back into the dating scene, causing Dani to question if Nick is fully committed to their relationship.
253"All My Exes Havin' Sexes"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Michael Ajakwe Jr.October 5, 2004 (2004-10-05)3.72[45]
Shelly decides to pursue a friends with benefits relationship with J.T. despite her friends' protests. She feels conflicted when she starts acting like they are still a couple. J.T. tries to convince Nick that Shelly broke the pool table with him and not Donovan.
264"The Hate-Trix Reloaded"Mary Lou BelliDavid W. Duclon & Walt KubiakOctober 12, 2004 (2004-10-12)3.52[46]
After their unsuccessful first date, Donovan decides to take Rita to a hot new Miami club. Shelly continues following the advice in a self-help book and asks J.T. to return her uncollected possessions. He responds by asking her to repay the money he loaned her first.
275"Footloose"Mary Lou BelliJanis HirschOctober 19, 2004 (2004-10-19)3.83[47]
When Shelly is injured, she is forced to ask J.T. for some medical advice. A jealous J.T. decides instead to sabotage Shelly's plans by giving her bad medical advice after she is asked out by a handsome doctor. Donovan challenges Nick to become a manager of the Z Lounge for one night as part of a bet.
286"Splice of Life"Mary Lou BelliTrish BakerOctober 26, 2004 (2004-10-26)3.51[48]
Rita moves in with Janie and they develop a new friendship apart from their shared relationship with Shelly. Shelly feels neglected as Rita and Janie bond over their Cajun roots. J.T. wants to watch a new sports package, but he refuses to pay for it after Nick added it to their cable without consulting him first.
297"Friend or Foe?"Ted LangeTiffany Anderson & Adrienne CarterNovember 9, 2004 (2004-11-09)3.32[49]
Rita and Janie warn Shelly to stop talking about her break-up with J.T. after she ruins their night out. Shelly turns to new friend, Claudia, who suggests getting revenge on her ex-boyfriend. Rita runs into problems while trying to sell the contents of her storage unit in a garage sale.
308"Love TKO"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Torian HughesNovember 23, 2004 (2004-11-23)2.99[50]
J.T. becomes jealous after Shelly starts dating a buff boxer named Adrian. Shelly fears she might end up with Rita as her roommate, so she decides to help Janie and Rita who are having hard time living together.
319"Above Average Joe"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Torian HughesNovember 30, 2004 (2004-11-30)3.38[51]
Janie has to make peace between Shelly and Rita, who are competing for the affections of a charming bachelor with a yacht. J.T. decides to take a new direction when meeting a woman who is waiting to meet "her special guy."
3210"Dateless in Miami"Mary Lou BelliMichael Ajakwe Jr. & Trish BakerDecember 14, 2004 (2004-12-14)3.19[52]
On New Year's Eve, Shelly brings her new boyfriend to the Z Lounge party. Janie and Rita are angry with Shelly for breaking their "no dates" pact. The gang reminisces about their dating past, including J.T.'s relationship with a woman who thinks she is a superhero.
3311"Lights, Camera, Face Crack!"Mary Lou BelliTiffany Anderson & Adrienne CarterJanuary 4, 2005 (2005-01-04)3.19[53]
Shelly and the girls are shocked when Robert Verdi slams their dress worn by Brooke Burke on air, and it's obvious that their promotional opportunity has turned into a nightmare. Nick regrets taking piano lessons.
3412"Breast in Show"Jody Margolin HahnAnthony C. HillJanuary 11, 2005 (2005-01-11)3.63[54]
Shelly and the girls have a lively debate when Shelly considers getting breast implants. J.T. and Donovan are determined to fix Nick's annoying habit of never picking up a check.
3513"Kung Fu Divas"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Beverly D. HunterFebruary 8, 2005 (2005-02-08)2.15[55]
Donovan starts dating an older woman named Rebecca. Everything is going fine until he attempts to set Nick and J.T. up with her friends. Rita and Shelly compete in a martial arts class after Rita turns out to be more adept.
3614"Wheeling and Dealing"Mary Lou BelliJanis HirschFebruary 15, 2005 (2005-02-15)2.39[56]
When a potential buyer accidentally catches her using a handicapped parking spot, Shelly decides to pretend to be disabled. Nick and J.T. put up house rules for their new roommate, Rita.
3715"If the Shrew Fits"Art MankeDavid W. Duclon & Walt KubiakFebruary 22, 2005 (2005-02-22)2.31[57]
When Shelly and Rita's stepmother Lucy fight, Shelly decides to swallow her pride and be the first to apologize to guarantee Rita getting some financial help in the future. Nick tries to make a pass at Shelly when he learns J.T. slept with his ex-girlfriend in college.
3816"Prom Night"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Trish BakerMarch 1, 2005 (2005-03-01)2.67[58]
Shelly agrees to a "mercy date" with a younger man named Grant, but she develops a romantic attraction to him. Nick declares Z Lounge's Ladies Night discriminatory and demands that Donovan give the guys equal attention at the club.
3917"Moral Minority"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Judy DentMarch 29, 2005 (2005-03-29)2.60[59]
Nick and J.T. suspect Donovan is keeping a secret from them. Rita and Shelly discover that Janie had a fling and now it's time for them to teach Janie that she cannot give them lectures on right and wrong anymore.
4018"Real Women Have Nerves"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Michael Ajakwe Jr.April 19, 2005 (2005-04-19)2.45[60]
Shelly tries to impress Grant by cooking dinner for him and decides to enlist her friends to help her in the kitchen. J.T. and Nick's year-old satellite radio stops working, so they attempt to call a variety of customer service representatives based in India to have it fixed.
4119"Testing Testing HIV"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Beverly D. HunterApril 26, 2005 (2005-04-26)2.84[61]
Grant tells Shelly about taking an HIV test because he is ready to take their relationship to the next level. His request encourages the entire gang to get tested too. J.T. realizes he is still in love with Shelly. Donovan learns his request for residency in the US has been denied, and he must leave the country within 30 days.
4220"Resident Aliens"Mary Lou BelliMichael Ajakwe Jr. & Anthony C. HillMay 3, 2005 (2005-05-03)2.31[62]
When Coleman's hair salon is suddenly shut down, Shelly and the girls decides to let him set up his business in their shop, but they regret the decision as soon as Coleman starts taking over DivaStyle. The gang also learns that Donovan's request for residency has been denied following an immigration raid on Z Lounge.
4321"Taken For Grant-ed"Mary Lou BelliTrish Baker & Janis HirschMay 10, 2005 (2005-05-10)2.28[63]
Shelly questions her relationship when Grant takes her on a camping trip. Rita and Janie try to spend more time with Donovan, but their attempt is delayed when he is invited to a swimsuit model party with Nick. J.T. decides to confess his love to Shelly.
4422"Stay Tuned"Mary Lou BelliTorian HughesMay 24, 2005 (2005-05-24)3.00[64]
J.T. spots Janie and Grant at a jewelry store buying an engagement ring for Shelly. He is faced with a tough decision, and after consulting with his parents and friends, J.T. decides to propose to Shelly at her birthday party as well. Donovan tries to avoid tearful goodbyes, so he leaves and discusses his future with a cab driver.

Season 3 (2005–06)

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In the third-season premiere, Shelly accepts J.T.'s marriage proposal. Donovan gets a work visa after finding a job selling makeup products for a British company. Shelly and J.T. break up again, resolving to remain just friends. J.T. pursues a career in medicine and enrolls in the Miami State Medical School. However, he finds out that college is more difficult than he initially thought, and struggles with his classes and finances. During the spring, Rita reignites her relationship with Donovan and buys her own apartment. In the series' finale, Beverly finally admits to Yusef, Shelly's father, that she is carrying his child; Shelly questions his ability to be a father again. The series ends in a cliffhanger, with Janie, Rita, and Donovan arrested for illegally selling BOTOX at DivaStyle.

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release dateU.S. viewers
(millions)
451"How Will I Know?"Mary Lou BelliDavid W. Duclon & Walt KubiakSeptember 22, 2005 (2005-09-22)3.43[65]
Shelly is left to decide between two marriage proposals from J.T. and Grant. Donovan, who skipped his flight back to England, is now living as an illegal alien must decide what to do with his life.
462"Shelly And?"Mary Lou BelliMeg DeLoatchSeptember 29, 2005 (2005-09-29)3.21[66]
Shelly starts planning her wedding to J.T., but an unexpected visit from her mother makes her rethink her decision. J.T. is accepted into medical school. Donovan finds a way to stay in the U.S. legally.
473"Three Divas, No Style"Mary Lou BelliTorian HughesOctober 6, 2005 (2005-10-06)2.76[67]
When Rita and Janie realize that Shelly frequently ignores their creative input in DivaStyle, they start their own clothing line. This leads to a fierce competition between the women. J.T. realizes medical school is not as easy as he thought it would be. Nick regrets dating a co-worker.
484"The Lyin', the Witch and the Wardrobe"Reggie LifeTrish BakerOctober 13, 2005 (2005-10-13)3.47[68]
A night of grazing on junk food leads the gang to realize they can each stand to lose some weight. Shelly cheats on her diet, and crosses the line when she can't fit into her clothes. The diet agreement is also put in danger when Janie enlists the gang to help her prepare for her church bake sale.
495"The Price of Friendship"Mary Lou BelliAnthony C. HillOctober 20, 2005 (2005-10-20)2.67[69]
A severe storm makes the gang confront issues around greed and faith. Shelly squabbles with Janie over her lottery winnings, while Nick has a religious experience.
506"Break Up to Make-Up"Kim FieldsTrish BakerOctober 27, 2005 (2005-10-27)2.72[70]
Rita wants to be the face of DivaStyle, but Shelly and Janie oppose the idea. Rita threatens to leave their partnership. Donovan gets Nick hooked on makeup for men.
517"Model Behavior"Art MankeVivien MejiaNovember 3, 2005 (2005-11-03)2.44[71]
Shelly and Janie select a hot young model to represent the new DivaStyle line, and discover that Rita is modeling for a rival brand. Nick is tempted by J.T.'s study partner
528"Janie, Shut Up!"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Michael Ajakwe Jr. & Torian HughesNovember 10, 2005 (2005-11-10)2.79[72]
Janie spills some of the gang's secrets on a live radio show with Tom Joyner, affecting the budding relationship between Rita and Nick.
539"Brit Better Have My Money"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Randi BarnesNovember 17, 2005 (2005-11-17)3.21[73]
Rita hires a firm to produce DivaStyle's new line, but the women attract unwanted press when it comes out the company is a sweatshop. Donovan convinces Nick and J.T. to help him sell make-up.
5410"Marty in the Middle"Art MankeKatina WeaverNovember 24, 2005 (2005-11-24)1.83[74]
Janie overhears Marty's flattering comments about Shelly and becomes convinced he still has an interest in her. She accuses Shelly of trying to steal her man. J.T. ignores his studies to go out partying with Donovan, and he pays the price by doing poorly in school.
5511"All About Eve"Angela Barnes GomesAnthony C. HillDecember 15, 2005 (2005-12-15)2.73[75]
Shelly becomes jealous when one of her mother's students replaces her as the center of attention. J.T., Donovan, and Nick decide to watch football instead of celebrating the holidays, but soon come to realize how much they miss the tradition.
5612"Banishing Acts"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Michael Ajakwe Jr.January 19, 2006 (2006-01-19)2.02[76]
J.T.'s new girlfriend, Rochelle, is threatened by his former relationship with Shelly and his friends, so she demands that he choose between her or his friends. Janie decides to change her outlook and attitude when one of the waitresses mistakes her for Shelly's mother.
5713"Diva Day Care"Eric Dean SeatonBeverly D. HunterFebruary 2, 2006 (2006-02-02)1.97[77]
Shelly believes she's unfit to ever be a mother when Janie brings her cousin's infant to DivaStyle and Shelly drops the child. Nick plays for an all-gay basketball team, but hurts his teammates with his insensitivity.
5814"Mo' Money, Mo' Problems"Alfonso RibeiroRandi BarnesFebruary 9, 2006 (2006-02-09)2.43[78]
The success of DivaStyle brings big bonus checks to the ladies, but also brings big problems for Shelly when she goes on a wild shopping spree. Janie learns her husband wants to quit his job. J.T. turns to Nick for a loan to cover his medical school expenses.
5915"Oh, Brother"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Clay Lapari & David PodemskiFebruary 16, 2006 (2006-02-16)2.50[79]
Shelly finds out that Janie's baby brother Paul still has a crush on her after all this time, but she does not know how to handle the situation now that he is an adult. Nick embarrasses the gang at Janie's church when he accidentally drops a $100 bill in the collection plate and then attempts to either get it, or some change, back.
6016"Rules of Engagement"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Katina WeaverMarch 2, 2006 (2006-03-02)2.21[80]
Shelly thinks she can be friends with her ex-boyfriend Grant, but her theory is tested when he announces he's engaged during a lunch date, and wants her to meet his fiancée. Rita moves into her new loft. Nick and J.T. become buds with a youngster through a local Big Buddies program.
6117"To Sir, With Mom"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Beverly D. HunterMarch 23, 2006 (2006-03-23)2.33[81]
When J.T. fails an exam because of a stupid mistake, his overbearing mother tries to persuade the professor to give him a retest; Marty considers becoming a professional bowler. Shelly tries to help Rita set up her new apartment.
6218"Separate, But Unequal"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Torian HughesApril 13, 2006 (2006-04-13)1.72[82]
Nick finally finds a woman he wants to date exclusively, only to have her tell him she's married. Shelly discovers that Rita thinks her apartment is haunted.
6319"Girlfriends"Leonard R. Garner Jr.David WyattApril 20, 2006 (2006-04-20)2.28[83]
Shelly and Janie cajole Rita into pretending she wants to get back together with Brenda after learning she's the buyer for a department store where they hope to display their clothing line. Donovan enlists Nick's help to win the money he lost in an expensive poker bet with J.T.
6420"Donovan on the Brink"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Michael Ajakwe Jr.April 27, 2006 (2006-04-27)1.81[84]
Everyone discovers out that Donovan was a pop star in England when a rapper asks his permission to sample one of his hits; Shelly tries to impress the man with her raps. Rita and Janie's attempt to write a romance novel has a hot conclusion.
6521"Daddy's Home"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Randi Barnes & Torian HughesMay 4, 2006 (2006-05-04)2.07[85]
Shelly is surprised when her estranged father Yusef shows up after being absent for years; she is even more shocked when her mother encourages her to give him a second chance. A curious Janie finds a large amount of money in Rita's purse, and decides to find out where she got it.
6622"Daughter Don't Preach"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Vivien MejiaMay 11, 2006 (2006-05-11)1.80[86]
Shelly's mother Beverly finally admits to Yusef, Shelly's father, that she is carrying his child, and Shelly questions his ability to be a father again. Janie finds out that Rita is having Botox parties after hours at DivaStyle. Nick is caught in a love triangle when Lynn tries to break it off with her husband, Jamal.

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The list of Eve episodes comprises the 66 installments of the American sitcom Eve, broadcast on the across three seasons from September 15, 2003, to May 11, 2006. Created by Meg DeLoatch, the series centers on Shelly Williams (portrayed by rapper ), a young fashion designer in , as she navigates romantic entanglements, career ambitions, and friendships with her outspoken roommates and confidantes who provide often contradictory guidance on love and relationships. The episodes, typically structured in half-hour formats, delve into comedic scenarios involving dating mishaps, professional hurdles, and personal growth, reflecting the protagonist's pursuit of independence amid interpersonal dynamics. While the show garnered a dedicated audience for its relatable portrayal of urban young adulthood, it concluded without renewal after its third season amid UPN's broader programming shifts. The episode catalog organizes content by season, highlighting key plot arcs such as Shelly's evolving romances and boutique business ventures.

Series overview

Episode distribution and broadcast details

The sitcom Eve broadcast a total of 66 episodes over three seasons on the United Paramount Network (), with 22 episodes per season. Season 1 aired from September 15, 2003, to May 2004; Season 2 from September 21, 2004, to May 2005; and Season 3 from September 19, 2005, to the series finale on May 11, 2006. Episodes typically aired weekly during the fall-to-spring television season, initially on Monday nights following UPN's sitcom block. Scheduling shifts occurred, including a move to Tuesdays at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT for Season 2 premieres amid network lineup adjustments. No significant preemptions or gaps disrupted the broadcast run, and all produced episodes aired as scheduled without any unaired or lost content, as confirmed by episode guides and network production logs.

Production background and episode development

was created by television producer Meg DeLoatch as a starring vehicle for rapper Eve, who portrayed fashion designer Shelly Williams navigating relationships and friendships in Miami. The core cast included Jason George as Shelly's husband JT, Natalie Desselle Reid as her best friend Janie Egbert, and Brian Hooks as neighbor and handyman Donnie. Production was handled by Warner Bros. Television, in association with The Greenblatt/Janollari Studio and Mega Diva Inc., with episodes crafted in a conventional multi-camera sitcom style typical of early 2000s network comedy. Episodes followed a standard half-hour format, running 20 to 22 minutes excluding commercials, and were filmed on a soundstage at Columbia/Sunset Gower Studios in , to simulate the series' backdrop without on-location shooting. This setup allowed for efficient weekly production of self-contained stories centered on interpersonal dynamics among the ensemble, though the artificial environment occasionally strained authenticity in depicting urban Southern life. Development encountered internal hurdles, notably lead actress 's frequent tardiness to set, which she later attributed to her novice status in television production. In a 2020 Uncensored , Eve admitted, "I was late a lot. That's not cool," acknowledging how such delays disrupted scheduling, escalated tensions with network executives, and factored into the decision not to renew beyond despite initial popularity among young African-American viewers. These production strains compounded broader network challenges, culminating in 66 episodes aired from September 15, 2003, to May 11, 2006.

Reception and performance

Viewership metrics and ratings

Eve maintained modest viewership throughout its run on , with overall audience numbers placing it in the mid-tier among the network's sitcoms, though it performed strongly in specific demographics such as young African-American women. Early episodes in Season 1 drew up to 4.5 million viewers, marking it as UPN's top at the time and prompting a full-season order. By March 2004, during the same season, an episode attracted 3.77 million viewers, ranking 93rd in prime-time Nielsen viewership for that week. Season 3 saw a decline, averaging 2.3 million viewers with a 0.9 rating/share in adults 18-49, consistent with broader pressures from the impending UPN-WB merger into , which prioritized higher-performing shows. This placed Eve below contemporaries like Girlfriends in overall reach but highlighted its niche appeal in urban and African-American audiences, where demographic shares exceeded network averages. User-generated ratings on platforms like IMDb reflected similar trends, with Season 1 at 6.6/10, rising to 7.0/10 in Season 2 before falling to 6.5/10 in Season 3, potentially correlating with evolving storylines and production stability amid network transitions. The series' cancellation in 2006 was attributed more to strategic consolidation than viewership collapse, as UPN shed lower-volume programs to streamline the new network lineup.

Critical assessments and content critiques

Critics and audiences commended Eve for authentically capturing the dynamics of young women's enduring friendships amid romantic entanglements and career pursuits in Miami's fashion and nightlife spheres, emphasizing the cast's cohesive chemistry and cross-racial camaraderie. The ensemble's interactions were seen as a strength, fostering relatable portrayals of trust and mutual support that resonated with viewers seeking grounded depictions of urban professional life. This appeal underpinned the series' user rating of 6.5/10, drawn from 1,407 assessments reflecting appreciation for its sassy, ensemble-driven humor. Detractors highlighted execution flaws, including pervasive crude sexual and sophomoric scripting that prioritized suggestive gags over substantive development. Plugged In faulted the episodes for near-constant sexual humor, rendering the content unsuitable for family viewing despite its comedic intent. Variety critiqued the lack of "" in characters and plots, noting that the ultra-hip setting failed to infuse fresh energy, resulting in generic relationship tropes untethered from the fashion-club milieu. Actor , portraying T.J., later cited production tensions as a factor in inconsistent episode quality, stemming from interpersonal strains on set. The 2006 cancellation elicited divided perspectives: some analyses framed it as emblematic of diminishing opportunities for black-led sitcoms amid UPN's shifts, potentially curtailing diverse representations on broadcast TV, while Eve herself acknowledged internal shortcomings like her habitual lateness and divided focus between acting and music as causal contributors to the abrupt end, beyond mere ratings declines. This duality underscores how production realities intersected with broader industry trends in shaping the series' run and perceived content shortcomings.

Episodes

Season 1 (2003–04)

Season 1 consists of 23 episodes that aired from September 15, 2003, to May 6, 2004, establishing the series' premise around Shelly Williams, a young fashion designer in , and her circle of friends offering humorous, often conflicting advice on romance, career, and personal growth amid the city's vibrant social scene. The episodes focus on introductory arcs, such as Shelly's initial dating struggles with J.T. Hunter and the dynamics among roommates Rita and Janie, without significant cast shifts that occur later. Production emphasized character-driven rooted in everyday mishaps, with recurring themes of and romantic caution.
No. in seasonTitleOriginal air datePlot summary
1Worst First Date EverSeptember 15, 2003Shelly meets J.T. during a night out and receives varied perspectives from friends on pursuing the budding romance, highlighting the group's advisory roles in her love life.
2Condom ManiaSeptember 22, 2003After a prolonged dry spell, Shelly grapples with attraction to J.T., but Janie urges restraint upon noticing condoms in his shopping cart, underscoring early tensions in trust.
3She Snoops to ConquerSeptember 29, 2003Pressured by Rita and Janie, Shelly rummages through J.T.'s belongings for insights, while Nick gets a tattoo influenced by Donovan's acquaintance.
4The Ex FactorOctober 6, 2003To provoke jealousy after spotting J.T. with another woman at Rita's gathering, Shelly flirts with ex-boyfriend Khalif; Nick navigates objectification in his relationship.
5Private DancerOctober 13, 2003Shelly and J.T. attempt salsa classes, but his lack of coordination leads him to drop out, leaving her with instructor Tony; Rita relocates to a compact apartment.
6They Do?October 20, 2003J.T. resents footing every bill on dates, clashing with Shelly's traditional views until her cash shortfall prompts friend intervention and debate.
7The GameNovember 3, 2003J.T. skips a planned escape for basketball, later finding Shelly at a raucous frat event with Rita's partner Chip.
8Rules of EngagementNovember 10, 2003J.T.'s mother interrupts an intimate moment, spurring Shelly's efforts to earn approval; Rita chafes at submissiveness with Roberto.
9I NeverNovember 17, 2003The group plays "I Never," exposing secrets; Shelly confronts past regrets in relationships.
10The TalkNovember 24, 2003J.T.'s former flame Corryn's arrival breeds insecurity for Shelly; Donovan trains an inept trainee at the lounge.
11Holiday Hearth & HomeDecember 15, 2003J.T. competes for Shelly's attention against her workload; his mother pairs him with Chloe, while Donovan faces his ex Fiona.
12Fat ChanceJanuary 5, 2004Janie suspects Rita's anorexia relapse and tests her with tempting food; Nick objects to Shelly and J.T. encroaching on his space.
13If the Shoe Fits...February 9, 2004Flashbacks reveal near-misses in Shelly and J.T.'s paths, questioning fate amid her history with unfaithful Kevin.
14The Sister Who Got AwayFebruary 16, 2004Shelly's charismatic sister Simone overshadows her during a visit; Marty cons Janie on his handyman skills, enlisting aid for a grill assembly.
15Conspiracy TheoryFebruary 23, 2004J.T. seeks escape from an overly attached new friend Cedric; Janie discovers Marty's hidden adult videos, sparking concerns.
16The New RoommateMarch 1, 2004Shelly's lively acquaintance April disrupts the household with partying, straining roommate bonds; J.T. fills in as DJ.
17Moral MinorityMarch 15, 2004Shelly halts a lounge fight, denting J.T.'s ego; Donovan fabricates a breakup for pity.
18Pimp My SonApril 5, 2004DivaStyle mistakenly caters to a pimp client, prompting Shelly's rejection and a store protest.
19Diva Day CareApril 12, 2004After her vehicle fire, Shelly requests funds from J.T., who denies, testing their tie; Rita and Donovan share an impulsive kiss.
20Wipe Out!April 19, 2004J.T. reconsiders commitment seeing Shelly's risqué ad role; Marty curtails Janie's outings.
21Three the Hard WayMay 6, 2004 (Part 1)Doubts plague J.T. over marriage post-Shelly's wild commercial; Donovan and Rita sidestep their kiss.
22Three the Hard WayMay 6, 2004 (Part 2)Relationships strain as Nick reacts to his girlfriend's ex's mark; group confronts evolving dynamics.
23Lost & FoundMay 6, 2004Finale ties introductory arcs with resolutions in friendships and romances, solidifying the core ensemble.

Season 2 (2004–05)

Season 2 featured 22 episodes broadcast on from September 21, 2004, to May 24, 2005. The season advanced mid-series relationship developments, with heightened romantic subplots distinguishing it from Season 1's introductory setups, including persistent tension between Shelly Williams and ex-boyfriend Jeremiah "J.T." Hunter, new entanglements like Rita's with , and Shelly's career pressures at DivaStyle. Humor emphasized ensemble conflicts, such as roommate evictions prompting temporary living arrangements and petty rivalries over dates and household rules. Minor production tweaks included more prominent guest integrations, like and portraying themselves in a kung fu-themed episode highlighting Shelly and Rita's competitive dynamic. The season holds the series' highest average user rating of 7.0. Episode details, including those advancing Shelly-J.T. tensions (e.g., sabotage of dates and lingering attractions) and roommate strains (e.g., Rita's eviction forcing interactions with Janie), are cataloged below. Directors included Leonard R. Garner Jr. and Mary Lou Belli across episodes, with writing credits to Meg DeLoatch and others like Michael Ajakwe Jr.
No. in seasonTitleOriginal air dateBrief synopsis
1OverSeptember 21, 2004Shelly believes her relationship with J.T. is advancing, but discovers his compromises demand personal changes from her, straining their dynamic amid career demands.
2Self HelplessSeptember 28, 2004Post-breakup, Shelly turns to a self-help book for independence but relies on Rita and Janie for support, while J.T. re-enters dating with Nick's aid.
3All My Exes Havin' SexesOctober 5, 2004Shelly struggles to resist J.T. despite friend warnings; Donovan's allergy disrupts his Rita date; J.T. faults Nick for damaging a pool table, escalating roommate friction.
4Payback's a BitchOctober 12, 2004Shelly and J.T. engage in escalating petty revenge over returned belongings; Donovan secures a club date with Rita.
5Therapy with an AssOctober 19, 2004Injured Shelly seeks J.T.'s therapeutic help but faces date sabotage; Donovan wagers Nick on Z Lounge management.
6Ladies NightOctober 26, 2004Evicted Rita bonds with Janie over Cajun roots, sidelining Shelly; Nick and J.T. dispute sports package costs.
7Birthdays Can Be a DragNovember 9, 2004Shelly-J.T. bickering spoils a night out; Claudia pushes revenge; Rita falters at a garage sale. Guest: Danica McKellar.
8GeorgeNovember 23, 2004J.T. meets Shelly's boxer boyfriend; Rita relocates to Nick and J.T.'s after Janie clash. Guest: Amaury Nolasco.
9Hotter Than JulyDecember 7, 2004Shelly and Rita vie for yacht-owning bachelor Joe; J.T. attempts celibacy for deeper connections. Guest: Carlos Ponce.
10Public AccessDecember 14, 2004Shelly's dress on Brooke Burke sparks backlash; J.T.'s mother visits, instructing Nick in piano. Guests: Brooke Burke, Daphne Maxwell Reid.
11New Year's Eve 2004January 4, 2005Shelly violates a no-dates pact; group recounts disastrous past dates, including J.T.'s with a stalkerish woman. Guests: Misty May, Phil LaMarr.
12False ImpressionsJanuary 11, 2005Shelly contemplates breast implants after falsie mishap; J.T. and Donovan confront Nick's bill-dodging.
13Kung Fu DivasFebruary 8, 2005Shelly and Rita's rivalry ignites in kung fu class taught by David Carradine; Vivica A. Fox appears as herself. Guests: Vivica A. Fox, David Carradine.
14Driven to TearsFebruary 15, 2005Shelly feigns handicap for a business deal; J.T. and Nick impose rules on live-in Rita. Guest: Daryl "Chill" Mitchell.
15Son-in-LawFebruary 22, 2005Shelly reconciles with Rita's stepmother for funding; Nick flirts with Shelly to spite J.T. Guest: Jodi Lyn O'Keefe.
16Meet the Baby DaddyMarch 1, 2005Shelly's pity date with young Grant evolves romantically. Guests: Sharif Atkins, Yaya DaCosta.
17Who You Calling a Ho?March 29, 2005Shelly and Rita uncover Janie's affair with Troy; Janie consults a rabbinical student. Guests: Ricky Fanté, Samm Levine.
18The Eve of ConstructionApril 5, 2005Group aids Shelly's cooking for Grant; J.T. and Nick mishandle satellite radio. Guest: Sharif Atkins.
19The Needle and the Damage DoneApril 12, 2005Girls rue assisting Coleman's salon relocation to DivaStyle; raid exposes Donovan's immigration status. Guest: Phil LaMarr.
20Diva InterventionApril 19, 2005Grant's HIV test spurs group testing; J.T. acknowledges love for Shelly. Guests: Sharif Atkins, Golden Brooks.
21The Past Is PrologueMay 3, 2005Camping outing prompts Shelly to doubt Grant's compatibility; J.T. confesses feelings. Guest: Sharif Atkins.
22The Wedding EpisodeMay 24, 2005J.T. challenges Grant's engagement ring at Shelly's party; seeks Rita and parental counsel. Guests: Sharif Atkins, Daphne Maxwell Reid.

Season 3 (2005–06)

The third and final season of Eve comprised 21 episodes broadcast on UPN from September 22, 2005, to May 11, 2006. This season intensified romantic entanglements for protagonist Shelly Williams, including proposals and wedding planning disruptions, while escalating business rivalries at DivaStyle amid interpersonal strains among the core group. Production faced mounting challenges, including lead actress Eve's admitted chronic lateness stemming from her concurrent music career demands, which she later acknowledged contributed to the show's demise alongside persistently low overall audience numbers despite strong appeal to young African-American female demographics. The finale aired without renewal prospects amid UPN's impending merger with The WB, resulting in truncated arcs—such as incomplete family reconciliations and unresolved DivaStyle expansions—reflecting causal pressures from network economics and internal disruptions rather than narrative intent. Episodes were primarily directed by Mary Lou Belli and Leonard R. Garner Jr., with writing handled by series regulars like Meg DeLoatch. The season's episodes are detailed in the following table, emphasizing attempts at relational closure against a backdrop of escalating external and on-set tensions:
No. in seasonTitleOriginal air dateSummary
1How Will I Know?September 22, 2005Shelly receives simultaneous marriage proposals from ex-boyfriend J.T. and new interest Grant at her birthday party, prompting deliberations on commitment amid Donovan's immigration dilemmas.
2Shelly and?September 29, 2005After initially accepting J.T.'s proposal, Shelly reconsiders under maternal influence; J.T. secures medical school admission while Donovan gains a U.S. residency opportunity.
3Three Divas, No StyleOctober 5, 2005Janie and Rita launch a competing DivaStyle line, fostering internal rivalry; J.T. grapples with academic pressures, and Nick regrets a workplace romance.
4The Lyin' KingOctober 12, 2005A lottery windfall strains Shelly and Janie's partnership; inclement weather confines the group, forcing reevaluations of personal bonds.
5If the Dress Fits, Wear ItOctober 19, 2005Shelly dons a client's gown to a gala post-weight gain, leading to exposure; group dieting efforts collapse during Janie's bake sale support.
6Fight the Good FightOctober 26, 2005Rita demands to front DivaStyle or depart; Donovan urges J.T. and Nick toward cosmetic enhancements for self-improvement.
7Model BehaviorNovember 3, 2005Shelly and Janie counter Rita's fashion show challenge; Nick pursues J.T.'s tutor despite objections.
8Public AccessNovember 10, 2005Janie's radio rant against her mother-in-law divulges excesses; Nick and Rita initiate dating.
9Son of a Preacher ManNovember 17, 2005Discovery of sweatshop sourcing in their line prompts ethical reckoning; Donovan spurs J.T. and Nick into a makeup sales contest.
10Happy EndingsDecember 1, 2005Janie misreads compliments from Marty toward Shelly as flirtation; J.T.'s study neglect culminates in partying fallout.
11Momma's BoyDecember 15, 2005Christmas at her mother's sees Shelly vying for attention against a resident student.
12Friends and LoversJanuary 19, 2006J.T.'s new girlfriend demands he prioritize her over friends; Janie fixates on her looks.
13Rivals and ResortFebruary 2, 2006A business influx prompts divergent spending by Shelly, Janie, and Rita; Shelly's clothing spree depletes funds rapidly.
14Who’s That GirlFebruary 9, 2006Rochelle pressures J.T. to distance from female friends; Janie overhauls her image post-embarrassment.
15Date NightFebruary 16, 2006Shelly navigates platonic ties with engaged ex-Grant; Nick and J.T. clash mentoring a youth; Rita relocates to a loft.
16The One That Got AwayMarch 2, 2006J.T.'s maternal plea follows exam failure; Nick backs Marty's bowling ambitions; Shelly aids Rita's setup.
17Southern HospitalityMarch 30, 2006Janie's brother Paul crushes on Shelly during visit; Nick's church donation reversal humiliates the group.
18Black OutApril 6, 2006Nick's partner discloses marriage; Shelly uncovers Rita's loft avoidance due to hauntings.
19Race for Your MoneyApril 20, 2006Shelly and Janie urge Rita toward a past buyer romantically; Donovan and Nick cheat at poker for debt recovery.
20Piano FictionMay 4, 2006Donovan's teen pop past resurfaces via song claim; Janie and Rita's novel collaboration diverges stylistically.
21Date Night (finale)May 11, 2006Shelly's father Yusef aids her award pursuit; Beverly pushes familial mending; Janie probes Rita's cash origins, capping arcs amid cancellation shadows.

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