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C.J.'s recurring back problem forces him to face an even bigger issue.
C.J.'s recurring back problem forces him to face an even bigger issue.
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S10, EP3 "All Lumped Together"During a routine mammogram, a lump is found in Ella's breast; Malik may lose his scholarship while helping take care of the family.
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S10, EP4 "Back That Thang Up"C.J.'s recurring back problem forces him to face an even bigger issue.
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S10, EP5 "Sauce Bosses"Floyd gets an offer to buy out he and Curtis's barbecue sauce after winning a contest, but C.J. raises concerns about the family's legacy.
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S13, EP16 "Paynefully Moving On"Ella has become conflicted with the politics of her church and has to make a big decision; Floyd worries that his past behavior might get him canceled and hurt his business.
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S13, EP15 "Barracuda Pool"Curtis and Floyd go on a popular TV show where they pitch their BBQ sauce to potential investors, but their nonstop arguing puts their prospective deals in jeopardy.
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S13, EP14 "House of Funk"Calvin and Laura try to teach the boys to clean up after themselves; Ella meets with the head deacon to discuss a tense situation, but she does not get the response she expected when she brings up some serious concerns.
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S13, EP13 "If It Ain't Broke"Calvin and Jr. deal with the consequences of their big fight, and Miranda has to step in; CJ and Janine try to use some of the techniques they learned in couple's counseling as they put together a complicated entertainment center.
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