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Enlightened by a trip to India, Robert's sister, Carmen (Tisha Campbell-Martin), returns to make up for past mistakes.
Enlightened by a trip to India, Robert's sister, Carmen (Tisha Campbell-Martin), returns to make up for past mistakes.
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S4, EP4 "Love Do Cost a Thing"Neesee hosts a charity bachelor auction; Robert pays Neesee to bid on him, but a mystery woman outbids her.
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S4, EP6 "The Courtship of Robert's Father"Robert and his sister (Tisha Campbell-Martin) prepare for their father's 60th birthday celebration; Neesee helps Courtney prepare for the school dance.
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S4, EP1 "The Hair Down There"Robert and Neesee struggle to deal with a letter that he wrote her four years earlier; Bobby discovers a hair.
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