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Robert James, an entertainment reporter for a local Los Angeles television station, is handsome, smart and thoroughly modern in his thinking, considering his romantic and familial entanglements.

The competition intensifies between Neesee and Tia, who try to outdo each other by planning separate birthday parties for Bobby. Robert attempts to restore peace between the women.

Robert allows Tia to keep some of her clothes in his house. But while cleaning out a closet, Tia finds Bobby's old crib and is disturbed by how possessive Robert becomes when Neesee tries to take it.

Neesee volunteers to be the "room mom" and forms a bond with Tia's best friend, Jonelle. Meanwhile, Beyonce Knowles reverses roles with Robert during an interview.

When Neesee accidentally forgets to sign Bobby's permission slip for a class field trip, Tia signs Neesee's name for her. Later, Neesee becomes upset because Tia signed Neesee's maiden name.

Robert gets upset with Neesee when he learns from Bobby that Neesee is dating a new man--her handsome dentist Marcus. Robert insists that he meet any man who's going to be involved in his son's life.

When the station does a profile on Robert's home life, he insists that both his fiancée, Tia, and his ex-wife, Neesee, be included. But Neesee is edited out of the version that airs.

Since Tia spends so many nights at his house, Robert asks her to move in with him. Not everyone is happy about this suggestion--except Jonelle, who wants to sublet Tia's apartment.

Jonny Scott, a recently divorced college friend of Robert, Dirk and Neesee's, comes to town. After seeing Jonny and Neesee kiss, Robert isn't happy to learn that the two of them want to date.

Robert and Tia worry that Bobby may have witnessed them having sex. To make matters worse, they fear that Bobby has drawn a picture of what he saw and may show it to his mother.

When little Bobby witnesses Robert dressed as Santa Claus and kissing Tia, Bobby becomes furious that his future stepmother would kiss someone other than his father.

Neesee's catering business with her partner is so successful that Bobby feels neglected. He misbehaves, fighting with his friend Reggie and pulling the fire alarm during Robert's television show.

Despite Dirk's warnings that a man and a woman cannot be friends without eventually wanting to have sex, Robert welcomes Tia's oldest and dearest friend, Larry, to his home.

Neesee gets angry when she learns that Robert has taught their 5-year-old son, Bobby, how to box, especially after Bobby comes home from school with a black eye.

In a special one-hour episode, Robert's best friend and college buddy, Jonny, returns to see Neesee, and the gang heads off to Las Vegas on a road trip.

n a special one-hour episode, Robert's best friend and college buddy, Jonny, returns to see Neesee, and the gang heads off to Las Vegas on a road trip.

Dirk's estranged brother Roni shocks everyone when he reveals that he's had a sex change and is in town to try out for the reality show "America's Next Top Model."

When Robert's younger sister Carmen unexpectedly visits, she brings chaos into everyone's life. Carmen, who has a history of failed financial ventures, wants Robert to invest in her latest scheme.

Believing he must prove his love to Tia by outdoing his first wedding, Robert goes for an extravagant ceremony, despite the fact that Tia insists she only wants a simple, intimate celebration.

Robert doesn't realize he has completely forgotten Tia's birthday until Neesee and Bobby arrive with a present, so he enlists Neesee's help to cater and arrange a surprise party.

When Robert and Neesee learn that Bobby doesn't socialize with the other students in his school, they immediately arrange a play date for Bobby with the most popular kid in class, Sammy.

As Robert and Tia's wedding date approaches, Robert has unsettling sexual dreams involving Neesee, causing Tia to question her relationship with Robert.