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When the old Caskey house is suddenly occupied, Curtis and C.J. investigate it, and Lisa is quick to join in, saying she spotted suspicious activity.

Having learned the Help Center has fallen into disrepair, Ella persuades Curtis to lend the church money from their savings to help fix it.

Curtis reels when he discovers his food truck has been broken into and a beloved family heirloom stolen, but his family only jokes about the theft.

Everyone's support for Malik getting a new job dries up when they discover it's a weed dispensary, forcing Malik to prove the benefits of medicinal marijuana.

After CJ's new drone from the fire department gets stolen, he installs a cutting-edge security system to ward off any further thefts.

Curtis tries to build his Sauce Boss brand; Ella needs women to register for the church's help center for a desperately needed grant.

After an incident involving his and Ella's spending money, Curtis implements drastic measures in order to cut costs, but then those directions backfire on him.

When Calvin and Miranda discover Christian is having bullying problems at school, they decide to take him to counseling.

After an argument with Glo, Curtis grows suspicious of a pork windfall she gives him, and he begins spinning a fantastic tale involving murder and cannibalism.

Malik seizes his destiny when he receives the chance to campaign across Georgia about issues facing the state.

Derek takes advantage of the situation when he loses his scholarship offer and is forced to earn some extra money at home; Joaquin pretends to be bad.

Brianna experience her first childhood romance, but the family is less-than-pleased by the boy she brings home; Cora is asked to teach sex education.

Gordon complicates the seriousness of Cora and Reggie's romantic relationship by revealing his feelings for her; Derek's frat brothers stay with the Browns.

Cora struggles to make a life-altering decision with a lucrative job offer in another city; Joaquin's new camera gets him into trouble.

The Browns enter into a recipe contest put on by a famous culinary couple and are shocked to discover that their entry has been chosen.

The Colonel is approaching the church altar when he suddenly suffers from a heart attack; Cora is bewildered when she receives a proposal from Reggie.

In the wake of his near death experience, the Colonel decides to postpone his wedding; Cora delays her engagement to Reggie after deciding to take a job offer.

The Colonel takes his heart attack seriously as he considers the incident a sign that he needs to be a more devout Christian; Leroy has a misunderstanding.

Fancy and Silas begin to encounter problems with their once-perfect relationship which leaves Fancy searching for comfort elsewhere.

While dealing with the problems in her own relationship with Silas, Fancy struggles to cope with her jealousy towards Jamie and Cherise's new bond.

While the heroic Jamie and Cherise revel in the spotlight, Fancy burns with jealousy as the two outshine her own struggling relationship.

Fancy decides to submit to her overwhelming emotions and tells Jamie how she feels about him, which leads to the two of them getting together.

When Jamie introduces Fancy to hotel guest Debbe Dunning without mentioning that she's his girlfriend, Fancy thinks that something is going on between them.

Junior finds a mouse and decides to keep it as a pet much to the staff's disdain; after the rest of the staff members receive promotions, Jamie quits the hotel.

When Jamie ignores Fancy in favor of a poker game with the guys, she decides to crash the game and shows everyone how well she can play.

Jamie sends an angry email to a jingle recording company after his composition is rejected; Fancy brings a group of "Family Feud" contestants to the hotel.

Inspired by their friends at a party, Jamie and Fancy try a role-reversal exercise that leads to a late-night argument about the future of their relationship.

Jamie's position as top jingle writer is threatened by a woman whom he thinks was hired just for her looks; Fancy goes after a rich new client.

Will's taskmaster mother visits for the holidays and puts the kids to work preparing Thanksgiving dinner, but preparations soon go awry.

Hilary is blackmailed to become Will's personal servant when he threatens to tell her parents the she has dropped out of UCLA.

Will gets into serious trouble on his first day of Prep School, and he exaggerates his experience to frighten Ashley and her friends.

Will decorates for the Christmas season, and to the consternation of the neighbors, including boxing champion Evander Holyfield, is included in the display.

Philip's new superstitious client may be lost when he tells him not to make any decisions based on Will's spontaneous remarks.

With ulterior motives in mind, Will persuades the school to offer a black history class, but his plans are threatened when Vivian offers to teach the course.

A friendly conflict negotiator from Michigan moves his family to Los Angeles, but it requires some work to get used to his new neighbors.

Gemma shares the idea of having another child, but Dave tries to remind her how difficult newborns are; Calvin and Tina find some unexpected money.

Dave tries to encourage Calvin to make peace with his arch-rivals, but the guys soon plot revenge instead; Gemma and Tina try to monitor Marty and Malcolm.

Dave recommends that Calvin and he celebrate the memory of Calvin's late father; the Johnson family is forever changed by an unanticipated development.

Leah attempts to convince Jeremy to seek help from Mr. Brown.

Winny and Mr. Brown discuss their separate encounters with Madea.

Leah informs Sandra and Phillip it's time to register for their new school.

Jeremy's online plumber training doesn't go as planned.

Suspecting his food truck's detonation was intentional, Curtis vows to get to the bottom of the incident; Calvin investigates Calvin Jr.'s sinister deeds.

The family struggles to adjust to Jazmine's newfound independence; Miranda receives and offer that Calvin urges her to refuse.

Curtis is enraged to discover his sauce has been bootlegged; Malik whips up a date night to renew his relationship with Lisa.

Calvin's domineering side surfaces when he starts coaching his son's soccer team; Miranda's new self-published novel has everyone up in arms.

Curtis undergoes a radical personality change after an accident; C.J. takes control of the twins' school project and aims for first place.

Calvin hosts a dinner party to meet Laura's parents for the first time; CJ struggles to cope after failing a physical aptitude test.

A mouse runs amuck in Martin's home and outsmarts an exterminator, so Martin, Tommy and Cole track the mischievous rodent down their selves.

When Martin's neighbor is robbed and Martin learns he's next on the hit list, he organizes a neighborhood crime watch in order to track down the culprit.

Cole's mom kicks him out of the house for not paying rent, so he moves in with Martin, but Gina tires of Cole's disposition and makes him apologize to his mom.

Jamie becomes jealous when an old boyfriend invites Fancy to an exhibit at his art gallery, resulting in a confrontation over the matter of trust.

After his credit card is denied, Jamie must prove to Fancy's father that he will be able to provide for her; Braxton cuts the hotel's budget.

Jamie has been escorting a young female client on the firm's orders, so he lies to Fancy about why he has been breaking their dates.

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.

Ella blows off paying someone for repairs to utilize technology instead; Malik and Lisa's fight causes friction between C.J. and Janine.

Malik and the family are introduced to Lisa's mother, Deena; Miranda is tasked with producing a Vlog for Ella.

Jazmin enlists Ella to organize a service and bible study on campus; Calvin and Laura ask Laura to return her emergency key to Calvin's condo.