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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.
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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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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S6, EP1 "Welcome to the Foos Box"Gemma and Dave are adjusting to Grover growing up and becoming a teenager; Marty and Calvin are struggling with different management styles at work; one of Marty's new employees, Courtney, might become something more.
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S6, EP2 "Welcome to the Awkward Conversations"Marty and Courtney navigate the pregnancy news and what it all means for their future; Malcolm deals with his own workplace relationship.
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S6, EP3 "Welcome to the Other Butlers"Calvin and Tina uncover discriminatory processes with their bank's appraiser; Marty asks Trey for fatherly advice on co-parenting with Courtney.
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S8, EP10 "Welcome to the Hoodwink"Tina grows concerned about Malcolm's romantic choices; Calvin and Dave's street smarts are put to the test.
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S8, EP9 "Welcome to the Zhuzh"Calvin secretly coaches Dave during a big job interview; Marty plans his proposal; Malcolm's secret romance hits the tabloids.
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S8, EP8 "Welcome to Secrets and Santa"The Butlers' anniversary plans take an unexpected turn when a blast from the past resurfaces; Malcolm's meeting gets hijacked; Marty makes a big move toward commitment; Gemma finds herself caught in a holiday misunderstanding.
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S8, EP7 "Welcome to Babies and Bathwater"Dave's ambitious home improvement plans take a turn, prompting Calvin to step in; Malcolm seeks Gemma's help to overcome writer's block; Tina's suggestion for Daphne sparks a parenting dilemma for Courtney.
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