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The whole crew heads out to see Toni Braxton live in concert, but just as the show begins, Courtney's water breaks.
The whole crew heads out to see Toni Braxton live in concert, but just as the show begins, Courtney's water breaks.
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S4, EP8 "Welcome to the Family Business"Tina struggles to keep up with her job at Calvin's auto shop due to her burgeoning baking business; Malcolm delays breaking up with a girlfriend when her son becomes an unexpected asset to his youth baseball team.
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S4, EP9 "Welcome to the Splurge"Calvin decides to splurge on an expensive jacket, then worries it's too special to risk wearing outside the house; Dave and Gemma worry their new friends' daughter is a bad influence on Grover.
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S4, EP10 "Welcome to Jury Duty"Calvin and Dave are both chosen to serve as jurors on the same trial; Malcolm and Marty get a big surprise when they fail to ask what the movie is about after they rent out their house for a film shoot.
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S4, EP11 "Welcome to the Knockout"As Dave nears his 40th birthday, Calvin offers to coach his friend for an amateur boxing tournament; sparks fly when Marty meets a new woman at the gym.
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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S6, EP7 "Welcome to the Stand-Off"Gemma and Tina are at odds with one another and Dave and Calvin try to bring them back together; Marty is sick and not handling it well, so Malcolm fills in for him and goes to a baby class with Courtney.
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