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Robert's romantic New York weekend with Tia goes awry when his interview with Serena Williams keeps getting rescheduled by her wacky assistant.
Robert's romantic New York weekend with Tia goes awry when his interview with Serena Williams keeps getting rescheduled by her wacky assistant.
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S2, EP7 "Basket Cases"Neesee invites the gang to luxury box seats at a basketball game, but panic sets in when Bobby disappears.
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S2, EP8 "Parents Just Don't Understand"Neesee's mother (guest star Debbie Allen) and Tia's father (guest star James Avery) visit for Thanksgiving dinner.
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S2, EP9 "The Return of Mars Blackmon"Robert coaches a game in which he is forced to deal with a boisterous heckling father, but he turns the other cheek in order to teach Bobby a lesson.
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S2, EP10 "Home for Christmas?"A snowstorm forces Robert off the road on his way to an interview in New York and jeopardizes his chances of spending Christmas with Bobby and Tia.
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S2, EP17 "Movin' on Up"When Robert finds himself unable to handle working on two shows at once, he is forced to choose between "Mr. L.A." and "Entertainment Tonight."
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S2, EP16 "So I Creep"Robert gets a job on "Entertainment Tonight" and insists that Dirk be his producer, but when he criticizes the stories they give Robert, Dirk quits.
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S2, EP15 "Handle Your Business"When Jonelle throws Dirk out, he goes to stay at Robert and Tia's house causing them to become involved in his breakup.
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S2, EP14 "Not So Wonderful Town"Robert's romantic New York weekend with Tia goes awry when his interview with Serena Williams keeps getting rescheduled by her wacky assistant.
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