Family Reunion - Season 3

Season 3
The McKellans may be tight on funds, but the family's never lacking in love as they power through heartache, loss and adversity of all kinds this season.
Episodes

Remember Mazzi's First Love?
Mazzi and Uncle Daniel set their sights on the same woman. M'Dear becomes obsessed with bingo. An injured Moz considers a return to football.

Remember When Jade Broke a Nail?
A heartbroken Jade joins Shaka's dojo while Mazzi learns to strike back at a bully. Moz looks to repair Cocoa's car on his own, but M'Dear interferes.

Remember When Cocoa Was a Housewife?
To promote her jewelry line, Cocoa appears on a reality show. M'Dear looks to spice up her marriage. Moz spies on Jade when she starts dating a new guy.

Remember When M'Dear Changed History?
When a historic hotel is on the verge of being demolished, M'Dear chains herself to the building in protest and recalls meeting various icons.

Remember the False Idol?
Shaka deals with rejection. A risqué sculpture of Moz and Cocoa drives M'Dear mad. Jade learns her history after receiving her DNA test results.

Remember When Shaka Did the Robot?
Jade gives M'Dear a stylish makeover. Moz and Cocoa stress about funds when Shaka gets into a gifted science program.

Remember When the Glass Passed?
With Principal Glass' untimely passing, the McKellans teach the kids about the circle of life. Mark Curry guest stars in his final episode.

Remember When Cocoa Found Her Calling?
M'Dear takes over Cocoa's Zumba ministry to win a bet. A classmate makes racially insensitive comments when Jade wins a fashion contest.
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