Curtis gives DeShawn the choice of gang life on the streets or being a man of character with the Paynes, while C.J. and Calvin get on each other's nerves living together.
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Lisa helps Miranda set up her online dating profile.
The family has trouble adjusting to Jazmine's new-found independence; Miranda gets an offer.
Ella talks Curtis into lending the church money from their savings to fix up the church.
Calvin and Miranda salvage what they can from the remains of their burned condo.
Janine is deeply hurt when C.J. forgets her three-year anniversary of being clean and sober.
C.J.'s recurring back problem forces him to face an even bigger issue.
Miranda decides to turn the page with Calvin; Ella doesn't completely believe her.
Unathletic Janine is thrilled to play on C.J. and Curtis's softball team.
Curtis's lackluster community service work at the Help Center aggravates Ella.
Curtis replaces C.J. as coach of Jazmine's winless soccer team.
Spending a day in C.J. and Janine's office, Jazmine is bored until she watches them handle a crisis.
The Paynes honor Curtis for his years of dedication to family and community.
C.J. is reluctant to have Curtis's "Payne Family Players" perform at the firemen's fundraiser talent show, and cash-strapped Claretha is on the verge of losing her home.
Curtis and Ella are deeply concerned when despondent Calvin states he would have been better off dying.
Curtis hopes to be honored by the mayor for his neighborhood patrolling prowess.
Calvin works up the courage to speak about his recent experience being shot.
Miranda visits Ella with secret hopes of running into Calvin.
Curtis uses his street resources to acquire a beat-up food truck for his barbeque business.
Calvin attempts to plan a bachelor party against Laura's will.
When Curtis runs for president of the neighborhood watch, he's challenged by C.J.
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