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Douglas is finally ready to introduce Olivia to his family, but he sets some ground rules to make sure Dottie plays nice.
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S1, EP1 "Pilot"
Bob, a middle-aged compression-sock salesman, unexpectedly falls for his cardiac nurse, Abishola, a Nigerian immigrant, while recovering from a heart attack and sets his sights on winning her over.
S1, EP2 "Nigerians Don't Do Useless Things"
While Bob waits for Abishola to make the next move, her Auntie Olu and Uncle Tunde make it hard for her by stalking him.
S1, EP11 "Splitting the Hairs"
Bob, Douglas and Christina try to get Dottie to make a will; Abishola and Kemi's friendship is tested after Abishola catches Kemi in a lie.
S3, EP13 "One Man, No Baby"
When word gets out that Bob and Abishola might be trying to have a baby, the expectations from family, friends and employees start to take a toll on the couple.
S3, EP12 "Your Beans Are Flatlining"
Bob is surprised when Abishola's medical school plans include going to Baltimore -- with or without him.
S3, EP11 "Cats in a Bathtub"
When Bob accidentally reveals Morenike is gay, Abishola and Kemi are forced to defend her against their church, and even their own families; Douglas comes clean to Olivia about not being poor.
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