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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.
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, 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.
The Neighborhood
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.
The Neighborhood
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.
The Neighborhood
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.
The Neighborhood
S5, EP10 "Welcome to the Getaway"Calvin and Tina decide to take the honeymoon they never had to Madrid; Dave and Gemma team up with Malcolm and Marty on a project intended to surprise Calvin upon his return.
The Neighborhood
S5, EP9 "Welcome to Our Time"Calvin weighs the pros and cons of making a major life change; Marty turns to Dave for help dealing with a troubling discovery.
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