It’s Jay’s college graduation day and Michael is determined to make it go flawlessly – but everything that could go wrong does, and the day seems destined for disaster. To make matters worse, Jay thinks Michael, who didn’t want her to go to college in the first place, is trying to sabotage her special day.
Season 5
Season: Season 5
Sweetheart’s Day
When Jay insists that Michael buy her a present for “Sweetheart’s Day,” a reluctant Michael comes up with a scheme to base the price of Jay’s gift on her attitude towards him at a particular moment. He shares his plan with Jr., Tony and Franklin, hoping that they will follow the lead, but the only lead is straight to trouble.
Fantasy Camp: Part 2
Michael can’t focus on much else after learning that he’ll be going to sports legend Michael Jordan’s fantasy basketball camp in Las Vegas. Everyone shares his excitement – but for different reasons – and finds some reason as to why they should tag along. Once there, Michael learns that there’s been a mix-up with the game schedule, so he resorts to some inventive ploys of his own to ensure he gets to play his idol.
Pokerface
Michael advises Jr. that it’s ok to spend some time away from Vanessa and the baby, but his advice misfires when Jr. invites Jay along to their all-male poker game. Michael decides, in turn, to crash Jay’s all-female book club, where they’re discussing the latest book by Angeline Boudreaux.
Celibacy
When Jay tells Michael that their love life will be even better if they are celibate for six months, Michael is willing to abide by her wishes, although reluctantly. Meanwhile, Franklin and Kady plant some seeds in the ground to symbolize their growing love for each other, but the seeds grow into an ingredient for a love potion that Jay uses to spice up her romantic dinner for Michael.
They Call Me El Foosay
When Vanessa innocently buys Jr. a foosball game, Jr. discovers his competitive nature and becomes obnoxious when he wins. When Michael challenges Jr. and wins, he initially wants to teach his son a lesson about being a good winner. But then when Michael continues to win, his “fatherly lesson” goes out the window and instead he becomes obsessed with playing foosball. Desperate, the Kyles have to come up with a plan to break the game’s hold on Michael.