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When Calvin Jr.'s mom can't take him to the mother-son dance, Miranda and Laura compete to be her replacement.
When Calvin Jr.'s mom can't take him to the mother-son dance, Miranda and Laura compete to be her replacement.
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S13, EP21 "Houston, We've Got a Problem"Calvin struggles with Tracey's decision to relocate Calvin Jr. to Houston; Malik hosts an impromptu election night watch party with a nervous Councilman Dustman.
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S13, EP20 "The Incomparable Ella"Ella and her social club band together to help an unexpected person from a dangerous situation; Jazmine takes her future into her own hands when her reputation becomes wrongfully tarnished.
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S13, EP19 "House of Cards"Calvin finds himself in the middle of a feud he doesn't want to be part of; Jazmine learns she has more time than she thinks to plan her life.
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