After the birth of DeVante, Bow feels overwhelmed and finds out that she is struggling with postpartum depression; Dre helps Bow with her issue.

When Ruby gets scammed, Dre suspects that she isn't as clever as she once was because she used to cheat other people; Diane develops a crush on Zoey's friend.

Dre brings everyone together for a rowdy family game night; Bow makes it understood how she feels about Junior's girlfriend Megan.

A school incident puts Junior's future at his beloved Valley Glen Prep in jeopardy.

Diane has an experience with a big life event toward becoming a woman; Dre fears they he may never be able to defeat Junior at basketball again.

The impending release from prison of Dre's god brother sparks a debate about his future; Ruby accidentally reveals to the kids that she has been to jail.

Dre is selected to lead a charity campaign that helps people give back to their community; Dre learns about giving back; Junior fails his driving test.

Dre learns that he has Type II diabetes; things reach a crisis at the Stevens & Lido holiday party; Jack is certain that baby Devante doesn't like him.

Bow struggles to adjust as she makes her return back to work from maternity leave; Ruby comes up with a plan to get the twins out of doing homework.

Ruby talks about her inheritance to Dre and sister, who is in town for a visit; Bow's sister visits town and hires Junior to become her assistant.

Dre is chosen to lead a campaign that focuses on conversations that Black parents have with their kids; Bow joins an online group of women.

The life of R&B singer Glenn Jones is explored, including how he lit up the airwaves in the late '80s with love ballads but later battled a health crisis.

In March of 1982, Teddy Pendergrass became an icon of romantic ballads, but a tragic car accident left him paralyzed from the neck down.

With archival film footage and revealing interviews, the lives and careers of talented, influential, but forgotten musical artists are examined.

Through personal interviews and archival footage, the ups and downs of American rhythm and blues singer-songwriter Howard Hewett's career are recounted.

The careers of some of the most talented, influential, but unrecognized, music artists are examined, featuring American soul singer Freddie Jackson.

Friends and family recount through personal interviews the life and career of Motown singer Rick James, whose hit song was the 1981 track "Super Freak."

After the birth of DeVante, Bow feels overwhelmed and finds out that she is struggling with postpartum depression; Dre helps Bow with her issue.

Bobby V began his 20 plus year career in the music industry in the mid-90s as one of the four teenagers in the R&B group "Mista," which led to many experiences.