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At Robert's college reunion, his former professor (Victoria Rowell) attracts him; Neesee reconnects with a national sports reporter.
At Robert's college reunion, his former professor (Victoria Rowell) attracts him; Neesee reconnects with a national sports reporter.
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S4, EP18 "The Boy Is Mine"Dirk refuses to speak to Robert, who begins spending time with the man that Neesee has been dating.
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S4, EP19 "Everything Happens for a Reason"Dirk sues Robert when he believes he was wrongfully terminated; Neesee reveals to Ben that she orchestrated their meeting.
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S1, EP3 "Here Comes the Bride"Tia gets jealous when she finds Robert's old wedding video showing him happy with his former wife; Neesee and Robert fight over who gets custody of Bobby Jr.'s old crib.
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S1, EP4 "Kindergarten Confidential"Neesee volunteers at Bobby Jr.'s school, where she comes between Tia and her best friend; Beyoncé Knowles turns the tables on Robert during an interview.
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S4, EP17 "It Was Fun While It Lasted"Neesee visits a fertility clinic to research potential sperm donors; Robert and Dirk spend an evening hitting on women.
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S4, EP16 "He's Got Game"At Robert's college reunion, his former professor (Victoria Rowell) attracts him; Neesee reconnects with a national sports reporter.
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S4, EP15 "Another Episode of All of Us"Bobby tries to steal a pair of sneakers to fit in with the cool kids; Neesee reluctantly agrees to help care for her neighbor's newborn niece.
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S4, EP14 "Artifical Intelligence"Bobby finds himself in the gifted-students program after cheating on his aptitude test; Neesee's new neighbor sets her up on a date with a guy who has a weird fetish.
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