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After a much-needed night on the town with his boy, Calvin finds himself in a sticky situation when he drunkenly sends sexual text messages to Miranda and invites her over.
After a much-needed night on the town with his boy, Calvin finds himself in a sticky situation when he drunkenly sends sexual text messages to Miranda and invites her over.
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S13, EP9 "Hut-Hut Psyche"Calvin wants Calvin Jr. to play football, but Ella thinks football is too dangerous and pushes him to play tennis instead.
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S13, EP10 "Final Answer"Jazmine gets caught up in a cheating scandal at school; Curtis enlists the help of a vlogger to promote his food truck.
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S13, EP11 "All Hands on Deck"Curtis calls on his family to help work the food truck; Malik is charged with creating a smear campaign and has a big decision to make.
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S13, EP12 "Breakup to Makeup"When Miranda helps Calvin take care of a sick Christian, Calvin has a big realization.
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S14, EP22 "The Stages of Love"Calvin makes a bold move for love; Ella is blessed with a realization and moves forward in forgiveness.
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S14, EP21 "Don't Grow Weary"Calvin is pulled from each direction as he struggles to balance work and family. Ella must face a puzzling conclusion.
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S14, EP19 "A Payne Family Portrait"The Payne family sends Ella on a rampage. Malik must learn a valuable lesson.
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S14, EP18 "Good As Gold"Ella imparts wisdom and reassurance to her baby boy. Janine and Jazmine schedule much needed mommy daughter time.
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