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Dave faces off against incumbent Isaiah Evans in a debate for a city council seat; the race comes to a dramatic conclusion.
Dave faces off against incumbent Isaiah Evans in a debate for a city council seat; the race comes to a dramatic conclusion.
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S5, EP19 "Welcome to the New Do"With her usual stylist unavailable, Gemma decides to use Tina's hairdresser for an important work event; Malcolm discovers a connection with his new professor.
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S5, EP20 "Welcome to the Other Neighborhood"Calvin and Marty are surprised when their new business sparks protests from residents concerned about gentrification; Grover's family tree project reveals fresh details about the whereabouts of Dave's estranged father.
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S5, EP21 "Welcome to the Fatherhood"Dave's estranged father, Lamar, arrives in town eager to reconnect; his son finally learns the truth about his disappearance 30 years prior; Marty struggles to fire an underperforming employee.
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S3, EP5 "Welcome to the Road Trip"Calvin and Dave embark on their first road trip together to a classic car show, only to hit an unexpected roadblock that tests their friendship; Tina and Gemma decide to take home repairs at the Butlers' into their own hands.
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S5, EP17 "Welcome to the Milestone"Calvin struggles to find the perfect birthday gift for Tina; Gemma works a connection to actor Jerry O'Connell, whose kids attend Walcott Academy, to secure VIP tickets to "The Talk" for her school's fundraiser.
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S5, EP13 "Welcome to the Last Dance"The Butlers and Johnsons come together to support Marty in the aftermath of a major life change.
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S5, EP12 "Welcome to the Bachelor Party"A bombshell about Marty's future plans leaves Calvin and Tina reeling; Dave unleashes his wild side at Marty's bachelor party.
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S5, EP11 "Welcome to the Cornhole"When Tina insists Calvin find something to do in retirement, he decides to enter a competitive cornhole tournament; Marty plans an elaborate "groom-posal" to ask Malcolm to be his best man.
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