Chef Lovely, Chef Raw & LAPD Officer Arius George to Appear Alongside Host Tiffany Haddish, and Co-Host Deon Cole On TBS' "Friday Night Vibes" On Friday, April 29 at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT

This Week's Film Lineup Features "Bad Boys" and "Bad Boys II"

Tiffany Haddish, Arius George, Deon Cole

Vibe with us every Friday night on TBS' "Friday Night Vibes(TM)." This week host Tiffany Haddish and co-host Deon Cole have a Friday Night Snackdown with Chef Raw and Chef Lovely. The chefs battle it out to cook a 3-course meal to see who will be crowned the snackdown winner; Los Angeles Police Department officer, Arius George, dubbed the "Trick Shot Cop" on Tik Tok for his basketball trick shots and donut reviews stops by to chat his experience working in the field as a police officer, what "Bad Boys" got right and wrong and how being the Trick Shot Cop has helped bridge the gap between cops and the community, all to help kickoff the broadcast of "Bad Boys" and "Bad Boys II" tomorrow, Friday, April 29 at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT.

The weekly lineup includes thoughtfully selected movies that are filled with storylines and characters viewers love and vibe with and special guests will be announced accordingly. The "Friday Night Vibes" upcoming schedule is as follows:

Friday, April 29: "Bad Boys"/ "Bad Boys II" Guests: Chef Raw & Chef Lovely and Arius George

Friday, May 6: NHL Playoffs

Friday, May 13: NHL Playoffs

Friday, May 20: "Rampage"/ "San Andreas" Guests: Malin Akerman & Jarod Miller

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