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Flex competes with Spirit's mother (Kim Coles) over their children's school fundraiser; Arnaz accepts Duane's offer to be his surrogate father.
Flex competes with Spirit's mother (Kim Coles) over their children's school fundraiser; Arnaz accepts Duane's offer to be his surrogate father.
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S2, EP17 "Where Everybody Knows Your Name"Flex turns his father's neighborhood barbershop into a lucrative enterprise.
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S2, EP18 "I Know What You Did Last Thursday"Flex considers building a future with Natalie but mistrusts her relationship with her ex-boyfriend (Keith Hamilton Cobb).
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S2, EP19 "Meet the Parents"Natalie's anxiety over meeting Flex's mother causes her to act oddly; Flex learns why his mother and grandmother have never gotten along.
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S2, EP20 "Checkmate Daddy"Flex competes with Spirit's mother (Kim Coles) over their children's school fundraiser; Arnaz accepts Duane's offer to be his surrogate father.
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S5, EP10 "Waiting for Huffman"Breanna is ecstatic about being hired to assist a famous talk-show host until she discovers the real reason she got the job.
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S5, EP9 "One on One, One Oh Oh"Just when Breanna decides to further her relationship with Arnaz, her father makes an unexpected visit and complicates matters.
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S5, EP8 "Venice Boulevard of Broken Dreams"Breanna gets a part as an extra in a film, then the director (Kadeem Hardison) offers it to Arnaz instead.
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