NAACP Image Awards: 6 Heartfelt Episodes From Scott Evans’ House Guest That Are Rewatchable
Scott Evans has a gift for making people feel safe enough to be themselves.
On "House Guest," he doesn’t interview, but he connects.
The show works because it feels like friendship, not performance.
The episodes that hit hardest aren’t always the loudest. They’re the ones where laughter and vulnerability live in the same room.
Here are six episodes that stay with you.
Tyler Lepley
In this episode, Lepley opens up about identity, career choices, and navigating the industry with quiet confidence.
What feels so good about this one isn’t spectacle, but it’s the sincerity of his answers and the easy rapport between the "Harlem" actor and Evans.
Regina King
King brings depth and calm wisdom to her conversation, especially when discussing the passing of her son, Ian.
There’s a softness here that doesn’t equate to surface-level and it’s real talk about legacy, purpose, and gentle leadership in spaces that often reward noise.
Keke Palmer
Palmer’s energy is electric, but the episode merits rewatch because she’s grounding that energy with honesty about growth, expectations, and the weirdness of being a public human.
Her laughter and thoughtfulness sit together beautifully.
- advertisement
Halle Bailey
Bailey brings reflection and a calm maturity that feels rare on camera. She speaks about art, self-discovery, and pressure with a steady voice that invites you in rather than perform for you.
Khalid
The conversation with Khalid feels like talking to someone you’ve known forever, which is having relaxed, vulnerable, and curious environment.
His answers aren’t rehearsed; they feel thoughtful, present, and genuine.
Chloe Bailey
Bailey's episode is warm and candid, which are equal parts of ambition and introspection.
What sticks isn’t just what she says, but how she says it, which is open, reflective, and real.
Watch the NAACP Image Awards on BET and CBS on Feb. 28, 2026.
- advertisement
