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Marty and Courtney navigate the pregnancy news and what it all means for their future; Malcolm deals with his own workplace relationship.
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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S4, EP2 "Welcome to the Intervention"When a member of the community's behavior becomes increasingly erratic, Calvin and Dave step up to help; Marty undergoes a dramatic makeover to impress a long-time crush.
The Neighborhood
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.
The Neighborhood
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.
The Neighborhood
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.
The Neighborhood
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.
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.
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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, 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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