After booking a gig, Shanice learns some new moves to accompany her new music. Will her new sound be a hit with the audience? Meanwhile, Flex's stand up is at a bit of a stand still, and he must choose between his work and his wife when a director calls.
Flex tries to convince Chris Spencer to let him perform at his big time comedy club, but is he ready for the major leagues? Shanice is still trying to book her own gigs, but everything comes to a halt when she receives news that could blow her comeback.
Shanice finally lands a meeting with the producer she's been courting, but if she and Flex are having a baby, will her comeback stall out? Meanwhile, Mike makes a bold move to get the family to stop bleeding money, and Cousin Ed faces an irrational fear.
Shanice checks her ego at the door to hook a new manager, as NY scouts have their eye on Flex. Imani decides to run for student body president, while Uncle Spirit tries to get Elijah to connect with his culture by taking him on a magical mystery tour.
Flex has planned a camping trip for the entire family. When he finds out he has an opportunity to open for Charlie Murphy in New York City, he takes advantage of the offer, leaving a disgruntled Shanice as camp leader for the trip. While Flex is in New York, he confronts his past and faces his fear of performing in front of a New York City audience.
Flex and Shanice are finally digging out of their financial hole. An unexpected residual check has allowed Flex and Shanice to plan a party for everyone who has helped them financially during their time of need. Alex Band from music group The Calling has been a longtime fan of Shanice and asks her to record a duet with him.
When his comedy tour falls through, Flex hustles to find a new income stream. Shanice pitches her onesie line idea to an investor and Ruba has a rocky start to his web series. Then, after feeling disrespected by Flex, Crystal storms out of the house.
Shanice's old friend Brooklyn shows up looking to crash, but starts to stir up trouble. Then, Flex has an important meeting move up, but there's no one to watch the kids. Meanwhile, Ruba shoots his web series with internet sensation Glozell, and Crystal is enjoying her new freedom a little too much.
After Imani's 13th birthday bash, Flex & Shanice hit Atlanta—and Atlanta hits back. With her parents gone, Imani tricks Crystal into helping her deceive Flex, while Ruba and Brooklyn's small party turns into an all-out blowout—including the police.
After Ruba's party leads to a brush with the law, Flex and Shanice head back from Atlanta to get the house back in order. Meanwhile, Spirit tries to get in tune with a tuned-out Brooklyn, and Crystal's broken heart lands her in urgent care.
Mali forces Shanice to make a difficult career decision; Flex tries to surprise Elijah with Harlem Globetrotter VIP tickets; Crystal resurrects her R&B group, Crystal Penny.
While Shanice is in a recording studio in Atlanta, Flex strives to be the best ever Mr. Mom; Crystal and Brooklyn suspect Flex is fooling around behind Shanice's back and try to catch him in the act.
Flex and Shanice book a gig headlining together in Vegas; Flex looks for inspiration for his new comedy routine.
Shanice must decide if Shanice 2.0 will be performing or if she'll go old school; Flex has a new stand-up routine that Shanice worries will embarrass her; Ruba is out of control.
Flex goes on high alert when Elijah confesses to being bullied at school while Shanice feels torn between work and family; Crystal gets loud at an audition.
Shanice's duet partner drops out and an unexpected replacement shows up; Flex helps Elijah channel his frustrations onto the basketball court; Ruba stumbles onto the road to hell.
Shanice gears up to debut her new music to industry executives; Flex helps Elijah with a video project; Ruba has moved out; Crystal finds a new client.
After waiting 16 years for a honeymoon, Flex and Shanice plan a romantic trip to Hawaii, but it quickly becomes a family affair; Imani and Elijah refuse to stay home; Mike and Crystal go missing in the jungle.