We present to you: pretty much every celebrity ever.
On Tuesday Jan. 4, the final season of Black-ish premiered on ABC. But before we say goodbye to the Johnson family, let's say hello to the celebrity guest stars of Black-ish past. And spoiler alert: there are a lot of them.
In fact, in the eighth and final season premiere, former First Lady Michelle Obama made an appearance. (Casual, right?)
In the episode, Bow convinces Dre to attend a fundraising event for When We All Vote, to make some new couple friends and do their part in increasing participation in each and every election. Dre begrudgingly attends the event and to their great surprise, Mrs. Obama is the guest for the evening, and she even accepts an invitation for dinner at their house.
But Obama isn't the only amazing guest star to hang out with the Johnson fam. From Zendaya to Mary J. Blige, numerous actors and musical artists have appeared on the beloved sitcom. Oh, and who could forget the Girlfriends reunion in season six? We certainly haven't.
For the full list of impressive guest stars, scroll through the list below.
On the season premiere of season eight, Michelle Obama is the special guest at a fundraising event for When We All Vote. Later on in the episode, she accepts an invitation to go to Dre and Bow's house for dinner.
On "Daddy's Day," When Dre meets Resheida (Zendaya), a friend of Zoey's who doesn't have a Dad, the pair develop a bond after he is subbed by Zoey, and Resheida backs him up on the fact that Dads should be respected.
During the season one finale, "Pops' Pops' Pops," Mary J. Blige played a singer at the Savoy Ballroom, where she performed her hit "I'm Going Down."
Beginning in season one, Raven Symoné guest stars as Dre's sister Rhonda.
Sean "Diddy" Combs appeared in the season one finale alongside Blige, as Savoy, the owner of the Savoy club where the Johnson ancestors all met.
In season six episode "You Don't Know Jack," Joel McHale guest starred as a version of himself.
In "Plus Two Isn't a Thing," Tyra Banks, who is a lifelong friend of show creator Kenya Barris, according to People, played Dre's childhood friend who grew up to be an international pop star.
In "Jacked O'Lantern," Michael Strahan guest starred as Dre's cousin, June Bug.
During the season 6 finale, Persia White, Golden Brooks and Jill Marie Jones joined the episode to reunite with their former cast mate, Tracee Ellis Ross. In the episodes, Bow invites her "girlfriends" to join her feminist group.
In season 4, Dre hires Aloe Blacc for an ad campaign to bring back Juneteenth, a celebration of the end of slavery, to schools.