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Calvin and Tina enlist the services of a professional matchmaker for Marty; they can't help but get too caught up in the process; Dave and Gemma adopt new roles during an unexpected date night.
Calvin and Tina enlist the services of a professional matchmaker for Marty; they can't help but get too caught up in the process; Dave and Gemma adopt new roles during an unexpected date night.
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S4, EP18 "Welcome to the Feud"When Dave's job requires him to mediate a feud between two wealthy brothers, Calvin tries to help but winds up complicating the process; Gemma turns to Tina for assistance in navigating Grover's first crush.
The Neighborhood
S4, EP19 "Welcome to the Quinceañera"Calvin and Tina offer to throw a quinceañera for a teen Calvin is mentoring at his auto shop; Dave and Gemma introduce Malcolm to a college baseball coach who has the potential to change his future.
The Neighborhood
S4, EP15 "Welcome to the Remodel"After months of crashing with Malcolm and Marty, Calvin and Tina finally reveal the impressive results of their major home renovation; Dave and Gemma decide it's time to have the talk with Grover.
The Neighborhood
S4, EP21 "Welcome to the Dream Girls"Tina reunites with her former girl group after decades apart; old issues are reignited, threatening to derail the trio's big performance.
The Neighborhood
S6, EP10 "Welcome to the World"The whole crew heads out to see Toni Braxton live in concert, but just as the show begins, Courtney's water breaks.
The Neighborhood
S6, EP9 "Welcome to the Name Drop"Marty and Courtney's baby name gets spread around because nobody can keep a secret; Dave is assigned the ever-complicated task of assembling the diaper changing table.
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