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Dre decides to take the family on a first-class vacation to Walt Disney World; while Dre and the kids get VIP treatment, Bow, Pops and Ruby set off on their own Disney adventure.
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S3, EP10 "Just Christmas, Baby"
With Zoey heading to college soon, Dre tries to plan the best Christmas ever and invites Johan and Gigi to the celebration; Gigi's baby reminds Bow how difficult it is to mother a newborn.
S3, EP11 "Their Eyes Were Watching Screens"
Dre and Bow take action when Diane stumbles across some inappropriate websites, making their home an internet-free zone.
S3, EP12 "Lemons"
Tensions are still running high for Dre at work due to the outcome of the presidential election; as class president, Junior deals with a disenfranchised student body.
S3, EP13 "Good Dre Hunting"
Bow gets Dre to try therapy, where he learns to deal with his anger; Johan acts as a life coach to the kids.
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