Find Your Bench – Seven years from now, a lot has changed for Bob, Abishola and their friends and family as they reflect on how far they’ve come and consider what’s most important to them as they head into the future.
Olu! I Popped! – Bob and Abishola plan a trip to Las Vegas for Kemi’s wedding and Kemi and Chukwuemeka get into an argument over his mother.
These Giants Are Flexible – When Bob and Abishola go to New York City with Dele for his Juilliard audition, Abishola reconnects with her brother Ade.
Diamonds Are Made to Sparkle – When Bob second-guesses selling MaxDot, a new buyer presents a compelling offer. Also, the prospect of new wealth has Abishola stuck between her conservative nature to hide it and Nigerian pressure to flaunt it.
Sad Cupcakes – When Bob receives an offer to sell MaxDot, he must weigh the potential payout against his family’s legacy. Also, when the hospital cuts nursing staff, Abishola and Gloria’s relationship is strained.
My Michelle Obama – When Ebun attempts to establish herself as matriarch, Olu worries she’s losing her place in the family; Bob and Abishola are forced to choose sides. Also, Tunde is appointed interim deacon at church.
Worth the Cooties – Christina kicks Abishola and Dottie out for making light of her pre-pregnancy preparations; Christina bonds with Douglas; Abishola spends a fun day with Dottie.
A Tablespoon of Dad – When Dottie moves her husband Max’s urn into Bob and Abishola’s living room, everyone is forced to confront their views on death and the afterlife. Also, Goodwin pits Douglas and Kofo against each other in a battle for Dottie’s vacant MaxDot office.
Tayo Time – When Abishola’s ex-husband, Tayo, visits Detroit for work, everyone falls under his spell except Bob and Abishola, who know there must be more to his visit than he claims.
The Devil’s Hot Tub – Abishola and Kemi’s friendship is pushed to the edge when Kemi wants to disregard Nigerian tradition and have a Las Vegas wedding. Also, Bob and the Wheelers have to avert a strike at MaxDot before it sinks the family business.