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At Robert's college reunion, his former professor (Victoria Rowell) attracts him; Neesee reconnects with a national sports reporter.
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S3, EP14 "Robert and Neesee Get Real"
After attempting to do things apart, Robert and Neesee re-evaluate their feelings for each other.
S3, EP15 "Don't It Make My Brownies Blue"
When Neesee borrows Robert's new assistant, Kenny, without his permission, it triggers an escalating feud between the former spouses.
S3, EP16 "Pass the Peas"
A food critic (Cedric the Entertainer) evaluates the restaurant and publicly declares that despite the good food, the owners are unbearable.
S3, EP17 "Domo Arigato, Mr. Roberto"
Robert starts dating Bobby's new karate teacher, unaware Bobby has a crush on her.
S4, EP10 "Everybody Loves Rain Man"
Robert and Neesee threaten to take away Bobby's Christmas gifts; Dirk anticipates spending his first holiday with his daughter.
S4, EP9 "Crime and Maybe Some Punishment"
Robert grounds Bobby from attending his field trip for being disrespectful to Dirk, but Neesee secretly takes Bobby on the trip.
S4, EP8 "My Two Dads"
Robert remains stunned that his real father (Richard Lawson) is gay; the family sits down for a Thanksgiving meal to remember.
S4, EP7 "Like Father, Like Son ... Like Hell!"
Robert and his sister (guest star Tisha Campbell-Martin) learn the man who raised them is not Robert's biological father, prompting Dirk and Robert to begin a search.
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