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Calvin wants Calvin Jr. to play football, but Ella thinks football is too dangerous and pushes him to play tennis instead.
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, 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.
Tyler Perry's House of Payne
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.
Tyler Perry's House of Payne
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.
Tyler Perry's House of Payne
S13, EP12 "Breakup to Makeup"When Miranda helps Calvin take care of a sick Christian, Calvin has a big realization.
Tyler Perry's House of Payne
S13, EP8 "A Payneful Father's Day"Ella organizes the women to plan a special Father's Day for the men in their lives; Floyd and Glo have their first argument as a couple.
Tyler Perry's House of Payne
S13, EP7 "I Wanna Dance With Somebody"When Calvin Jr.'s mom can't take him to the mother-son dance, Miranda and Laura compete to be her replacement.
Tyler Perry's House of Payne
S13, EP6 "The Chicken or the Egg"In the middle of a city-wide egg shortage, Curtis searches for reasonably priced eggs; Lisa attempts to gain professional work experience by going to work with the Paynes.
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S13, EP5 "Love Yourz"A concerned Calvin enlists his quirky friends Pookie and Peanut to help his struggling son, Calvin Jr., with math.
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