There's the kind of power that corrupts with evil and the kind of power that binds with love; it's not always easy to see what kind of power people have.
Calvin blows off his plans with Laura after Miranda asks to switch weekends; Curtis and Floyd butt heads over business, causing Floyd to get his own food truck.
Leroy has lost a particular gospel singing contest for six years, but he refuses to get discouraged because he is convinced that this will be his winning year.
Will and Carmen try to figure out why Brianna acted out in school while some frat-boy neighbors are forced to work at the home after they pull a prank.
When Cora starts dating a potential boyfriend, Leroy visualizes his daughter falling in love and leaving him by himself so he sets out to scare him off.
Will and Sasha scramble to formulate a viable method of gaining custody of Brianna and Joaquin in a determined attempt to prevent the Turners' adoption plans.
In an underhanded attempt to increase the retirement home's flagging revenue, Brown begins charging his exasperated tenants for a ridiculous array of amenities.
Jamie's free lodging at the hotel is put into jeopardy after he charges his aunt and uncle for a commercial jingle that he wrote to promote their business.
Jamie claims an injured friend as a life partner in order to get him medical coverage, but the lie quickly gets out of hand when others see a party invitation.
A black woman growing up in the South in the early 20th century suffers injustice and hardships, including a brutal marriage to an abusive sharecropper.
While they all work together on a new jingle, Method Man and Redman seek Jamie's help in courting Nicole, but her rule against dating rappers stands in the way.