Ella is enrolled in the same college class that Calvin is taking to finally earn his undergraduate degree, and Malik coaches Curtis for a corporate job interview.
Despite patching things up with Miranda, Calvin still has a long way to go with her mother Mrs. Lucas, while Curtis is furious with Ella for quitting her job to go to school.
Floyd lists himself as the sole inventor of a product that Curtis helped him with.
Curtis and C.J. clash when Curtis runs for president of the HOA.
Curtis gets upset when Calvin and Laura don't want him to cater their wedding.
C.J. can't bring himself to read a letter from the daughter of the firefighter he lost.
With the Payne house filled beyond capacity, Floyd sets up camp in the backyard.
It looks like someone is occupying the old Caskey house. Curtis enlists C.J. to help him investigate it.
Curtis revisits old habits while Laura and Calvin explore their new romance.
C.J. and Janine argue over expenses in their new house, Calvin and Miranda bet against each other.
C.J. and Janine are fed up with Curtis and Ella's unannounced visits.
Curtis loses the firefighting career that has defined him for 32 years.
When DeShawn doesn't appreciate the sport of baseball, Curtis gives him a history lesson in the Negro League.
Kaleb tries to convince Jazmine that if she loved him she would have sex with him.
Curtis suspects his food truck was blown up intentionally and he starts investigating the incident.
Curtis fills in to teach youth Bible study, as Ella is intimidated by her college psychology class until she realizes the value of her real-life social work experience.
Curtis and Ella believe they are better equipped than Miranda to care for Calvin.
Calvin's openness with his passwords lands him in trouble with Laura.
Malik and Kevin drink a bottle of gin, while Curtis and Ella make up for their missed anniversary dinner.
Calvin agrees to switch weekends with the boys, totally disregarding the fact that he and Laura have plans.