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Bobby has trouble getting out of a relationship with a clingy producer when Andrea tells him she wants to get serious.
Bobby has trouble getting out of a relationship with a clingy producer when Andrea tells him she wants to get serious.
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S3, EP15 "Don't It Make My Brownies Blue"When Neesee borrows Robert's new assistant, Kenny, without his permission, it triggers an escalating feud between the former spouses.
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S3, EP16 "Pass the Peas"A food critic (Cedric the Entertainer) evaluates the restaurant and publicly declares that despite the good food, the owners are unbearable.
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S3, EP17 "Domo Arigato, Mr. Roberto"Robert starts dating Bobby's new karate teacher, unaware Bobby has a crush on her.
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S3, EP18 "He's Gotta Have It"Bobby has trouble getting out of a relationship with a clingy producer when Andrea tells him she wants to get serious.
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S3, EP14 "Robert and Neesee Get Real"After attempting to do things apart, Robert and Neesee re-evaluate their feelings for each other.
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S3, EP13 "Trying to Love Two (Ain't Easy to Do)"Robert's sister (Tisha Campbell-Martin) questions his living arrangements and restaurant partnership with Neesee.
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S3, EP12 "Neesee's Grave Plot"Robert asks Neesee to pretend they are still married for the benefit of his dying aunt, whom he never told about their divorce.
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S3, EP11 "Who Took the Merry Out of Christmas"Robert invites Neesee's recently paroled brother to stay with them, but Neesee suspects he is up to no good.
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