Calvin is thrilled when he unexpectedly crosses paths with NFL legend Jerome "The Bus" Bettis; he discovers the hall of fame football player shares a history with Tina; Dave deals with the fallout of a romantic revelation.
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.
After a much-needed night on the town with his boy, Calvin finds himself in a sticky situation when he drunkenly sends sexual text messages to Miranda and invites her over.
Curtis shows Ella how much he appreciates her by re-creating their first date and planning a sweet surprise for their anniversary; Laura takes offense to Calvin's constant teasing.
When Ella learns Curtis went behind her back and put Miranda on a $500 budget to plan their wedding renewal, she debates whether she should marry Curtis all over again.
It looks like someone is occupying the old Caskey house; Curtis enlists C.J. to help him investigate it; when Curtis alerts C.J., Lisa overhears and adds fuel to the fire, stating she saw some suspicious activity happen outside that house.
After a much-needed night on the town with his boy, Calvin finds himself in a sticky situation when he drunkenly sends sexual text messages to Miranda and invites her over.
Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases that include cousins clashing over a crashed car, a photographer mom battling her client daughter who won't pay up and an auntie waging war against her nephew after he fried her edges right off.
Judge Ms. Pat settles three cases, including sisters squabbling over a stolen and wrecked car, best friends who can't agree on what treat your self means when it's on someone else's card.
Cases include sisters going head-to-head over borrowed-but-never-returned clothes, friends wigging out over a hair disaster and ex-BFFs duking it out over a car note that went unpaid and unnoticed.
Ms. Pat steps in to settle cases that include an ex suing her boo-thang for turning her car into a giant scratch-off ticket, sisters over unpaid rent and ex-besties throw down over a promo deal gone wrong.
Sheila Johnson retires from the Air Force at age 43 after being diagnosed with stage IV metastatic cancer. With the support of family and friends, she goes on to found an advocacy group for Black women and men diagnosed with the disease.