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A bombshell about Marty's future plans leaves Calvin and Tina reeling; Dave unleashes his wild side at Marty's 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, 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, 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, EP18 "Welcome to the Future"Calvin and Marty encounter difficulties trying to secure financing for their new business; Dave invites his boss to Grover's 13th birthday party, much to Gemma's frustration.
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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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S8, EP19 "Welcome to Kalamazoo?"When Dave and Gemma seriously consider a major life change, it sends ripples through the family and strains relationships; wedding chaos and unexpected revelations complicate plans for Malcolm and Marty.
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S8, EP18 "Welcome to the Chat"When Tina oversteps at daycare, a well-meaning effort to fix it takes a turn after a message is sent to the wrong chat; a surprise visit from Dave's mother leads him and Gemma to reconsider their careers and what comes next.
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S8, EP17 "Welcome to the Purse Dog"Calvin reluctantly agrees to dog-sit a glamorous little companion, only to face an awkward twist when someone else lays claim to it; a joint celebration prompts Malcolm to question whether he and Mercedes are moving too fast.
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S8, EP16 "Welcome to the Breaking Point"After a frightening encounter, Dave takes a hard look at his health, prompting Calvin to help him find a healthier way to let off steam; Tina has a hard time letting go of old memories; Marty and Malcolm argue over a valuable find from their past.
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