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When Robert and Neesee learn that Bobby does not socialize in school, they book a play-date for him with the most popular kid in the class.
When Robert and Neesee learn that Bobby does not socialize in school, they book a play-date for him with the most popular kid in the class.
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S1, EP20 "Thirty Candles"Robert forgets Tina's birthday until the last minute, when he frantically enlists Neesee and Bobby's help to throw together a surprise party.
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S1, EP21 "Playdate"When Robert and Neesee learn that Bobby does not socialize in school, they book a play-date for him with the most popular kid in the class.
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S1, EP22 "It Takes Three to Tango"Tia re-examines her relationship with Robert when she realizes that marrying him means that Neesee will also be a part of her life forever; an instructor (Michael DeLorenzo) gives the gang tango lessons.
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S2, EP1 "Reunited and It Doesn't Feel That Good"Robert is disappointed when a night of passion does not change things with Tia; Neesee tries to bring the lovers together, only to learn that she is the reason for their separation.
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S4, EP10 "Everybody Loves Rain Man"Robert and Neesee threaten to take away Bobby's Christmas gifts; Dirk anticipates spending his first holiday with his daughter.
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S4, EP9 "Crime and Maybe Some Punishment"Robert grounds Bobby from attending his field trip for being disrespectful to Dirk, but Neesee secretly takes Bobby on the trip.
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S4, EP8 "My Two Dads"Robert remains stunned that his real father (Richard Lawson) is gay; the family sits down for a Thanksgiving meal to remember.
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S4, EP7 "Like Father, Like Son ... Like Hell!"Robert and his sister (guest star Tisha Campbell-Martin) learn the man who raised them is not Robert's biological father, prompting Dirk and Robert to begin a search.
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