Roc and Eleanor at last have time for romance, but Roc has a problem. Eleanor: Ella Joyce. Andrew: Carl Gordon. Joey: Rocky Carroll.

Forced to retire, a co-worker (Al Fann) thinks nobody cares, so Roc (Charles S. Dutton) throws him a party---but nobody cares.

Remaining "one of the guys" is tough when Roc (Charles S. Dutton) is promoted, and tougher when he has to fire one of the guys.

Andrew's youngest brother (Richard Roundtree) drops one bombshell after another on the family, each increasingly upsetting to Andrew (Carl Gordon).

Joey (Rocky Carroll) and Eleanor's co-worker almost hit each other before hitting it off, but they're a couple with only one thing in common---or two, if you count fighting.

After an argument over cramped living quarters, Roc takes Joey's idea of buying a bigger house at a foreclosure auction. Eleanor has a change of heart after an emotional discussion with the former owner.

Roc and Eleanor decide to have a baby, but after trying with no results, there may be a problem. Part 1 of two.

After Joey strikes out with a woman at a bar, he is taken back when she falls for his father. Marriage plans fall apart when she decides to get back together with her previous boyfriend, an even older gentleman.

A wedding brings Roc face to face with Eleanor's family, who think Roc's a doc, thanks to his mother-in-law.

On strike, Roc joins Eleanor working at the hospital, but working for her has him coming apart.

Roc is ready to train the new trainee until he figures out that it is a women. After the first day of work Angela starts to "focus in on Roc". Roc insisted he is not attracted to her. Will Roc keep his hands away from Angela?

Andrew swears off women when a lover dies.

Roc tries to organize his neighbors against the drug dealer who moves in across the street.

Joey auditions to join Les McCann on tour.

Joey obtains management rights to a singing group, who are unmoved by Roc's suggested moves.

Roc, Joey and Andrew tell their most harrowing dreams in order to get Eleanor to share hers.