All of Us - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

Pilot
An entertainment reporter raises his 5-year-old his son with his ex-wife while embarking on a new relationship.

Birthdaze
Neese and Tia try to out-do each other by planning separate birthday parties for Bobby Jr.; Bobby Jr.'s friends (Trey and Jaden Smith) convince him that his parents are getting back together.

Here Comes the Bride
Tia gets jealous when she finds Robert's old wedding video showing him happy with his former wife; Neesee and Robert fight over who gets custody of Bobby Jr.'s old crib.

Kindergarten Confidential
Neesee volunteers at Bobby Jr.'s school, where she comes between Tia and her best friend; Beyonce Knowles towns the tables on Robert during an interview.

Say My Name, Say My Name
Neesee reveals that she intends to keep Robert's last name, even though they are officially divorced.

Uncle Marcus Comes to Dinner
Neesee starts dating her handsome dentist (Boris Kodjoe); Robert's jealousy escalates to a childish competition.

Spatial Profiling
Robert insists that both Tia and Neesee be included in a profile of his home life only to learn that Neesee has been edited out.

Tia Moves In
Bobby Jr. has trouble adjusting when Tia moves into the house with Robert.

Jonny Comes Marching Home
A recently divorced college buddy (Will Smith) returns to Los Angeles and ends up romantically entangled with Neesee.

Out of the Picture
Robert and Tia's passion is checked by a fear of exposure; Neesee wants to use Robert's contacts to start a catering business.

I Saw Tia Kissing Santa Claus
Bobby Jr. believes his dad is the real Santa Claus after he catches Santa kissing Tia; Tia's father (James Avery) visits.

Catering
The catering business is booming when Bobby starts acting out, forcing Neesee to balance her career and his needs.

Used ta Be My Girl
After Larry allows Tia's old friend to stay with them, he becomes suspicious of his motives toward Tia; Neesee and Alex take over Robert's kitchen.

Boxing
Neesee is furious when she finds out that Robert has taught their son to box; Alex tries a few moves on her trainer (Sugar Shane Mosley).

Jonny Come Lately: Part 1
Robert's college buddy, Johnny (Will Smith), returns to see Neesee, and they all take a road trip to Las Vegas.

Jonny Come Lately: Part 2
Neesee proposes to Robert's college buddy, Johnny (Will Smith), but the newly engaged couple is too afraid to tell him.

O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Dirk's estranged brother (Tyra Banks) reveals he has had a sex-change operation; Robert's mother (Patti LaBelle) collapses during a visit.

A Family Affair
Neesee's child-support check bounces when Tia accidentally gives Robert's sister, Carmen (Tisha Campbell-Martin), money that was intended for Bobby Jr.; Dirk and Jonelle try to start a romance.

Wedding Dance
Robert tries to prove his love for Tia by having a wedding that is more extravagant than his first wedding to Neesee.

Thirty Candles
Robert forgets Tina's birthday until the last minute, when he frantically enlists Neesee and Bobby's help to throw together a surprise party.

Playdate
When Robert and Neesee learn that Bobby does not socialize in school, they book a play-date for him with the most popular kid in the class.

It Takes Three to Tango
Tia re-examines her relationship with Robert when she realizes that marrying him means that Neesee will also be a part of her life forever; an instructor (Michael DeLorenzo) gives the gang tango lessons.
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