All of Us - Season 2 (2004)

When Neesee nurses ailing Robert and Bobby Jr. back to health, Robert gets to see a more caring and nurturing side of his ex-wife, which brings back all of the old feelings he had when he first fell in love with her. Later, when Tia sees an ugly side to her new boyfriend Rick, she realizes she is still in love with Robert and wants to reconcile, only to find out that Robert now needs space.

When Robert and Neesee decide to have dinner to discuss the romantic spark between them, their initial flirtatious behavior turns catty as old habits begin to surface, reminding them why they got divorced in the first place. Meanwhile, Jonelle is making Dirk crazy with all of the wedding plans.

After finally reconciling with Robert, Tia is floored when a guilt-ridden Robert confesses that he almost shared a kiss with Neesee, leaving Tia irritated, so when Robert tries to be all lovey-dovey with her, she resists and they find themselves working out their issues at Dirk and Jonelle's wedding. Later, Neesee sees a therapist to work out her issues with men and discovers that her non-existent relationship with her father may be the root of her problems.

Robert, Tia and Neesee are outraged to find out that Bobby is lost in the basketball stadium after when Robert broke Bobby's promise about taking him to a basketball game and spending some time with him, which then causes Robert, Tia and Neesee to have a serious argument.

When Tia's dad Lucas joins the family for Thanksgiving dinner, he is immediately taken by Neesee's mom Kate and spends the entire meal flirting with her, while she wants nothing to do with him. Later, after Bobby ignores his parents' orders twice, they decide they must punish him with his first spanking - but neither of them can follow through.

As Bobby's basketball coach, Robert must turn the other cheek during a game on a boisterous heckling father in order to teach his son a lesson. Meanwhile, Jonelle gets mad when Dirk wants to buy an expensive plasma TV without consulting her.

When Robert must go to New York on Christmas Eve for an interview, a snowstorm derails him and jeopardizes his chances of spending the holiday with Bobby and Tia.

Bobby's lying leads to a lecture from Robert, Tia and Neesee. But Bobby has no trouble being truthful at a dinner party celebrating one month of marriage for Dirk and Jonelle, which leads Tia and Robert in hot water with the newlyweds. Meanwhile, Neesee takes her therapist's advice and decides to work out her unresolved issues with her estranged father Roger.

When Robert and Neesee's friend Frankie has found God, he inspires them to reevaluate their own lives and Bobby thinks he has sinned and will be sent to hell.

When Bobby's rambunctious behavior is diagnosed as Attention Deficit Disorder, Robert is convinced he can help his son without therapy. Meanwhile, believing that his marriage to Jonelle is on its last legs, Dirk concocts an elaborate scheme so that she won't find out his true net worth.

Robert's romantic Valentine's weekend with Tia goes awry when his interview with Serena Williams keeps getting postponed.

When Jonelle throws him out, Dirk crashes on Robert and Tia's couch causing them to get sucked into their best friends' break-up. Meanwhile, Neesee co-chairs a school fund raiser with another very competitive mother, who unexpectedly winds up being the perfect business partner for her.

Robert gets a job as a correspondent for "Entertainment Tonight" and insists Dirk be a producer. Neesee and Rusty are dating, but Rusty doesn't want to tell his sister.

Unable to handle the workload of two shows, Robert is forced to make a choice between "Mr. L.A." and "Entertainment Tonight." Meanwhile, Neesee's business partner Sarah isn't pleased when she learns that Neesee is dating her brother Rusty.

Robert and Tia suspect that Neesee is pregnant after Tia finds a used pregnancy test in Neesee's bathroom. Meanwhile, Turtle beats Dirk at every game they play and Rusty makes a surprise visit to see Neesee.

Robert, Tia, Neesee and Bobby each fantasize how their lives will be affected by Robert and Tia's marriage.

When Robert starts to get attention as a correspondent on "Entertainment Tonight" his rising celebrity status and swelling ego begin to rub everyone the wrong way. Meanwhile, Neesee starts to question her relationship with Rusty when she realizes her champagne tastes may be too much for him to handle.

When Robert accepts an offer from his bosses at "Entertainment Tonight" to pay for his wedding for the right to televise it on their show, Tia regrets his decision when the advertising and promotions become more important than the bride and groom. Later, Robert feels bad when he learns that "Mr. LA" is in jeopardy of being canceled and contemplates leaving "Entertainment Tonight" to help his old show.

Robert's career takes a turn for the worse when a new program director gives his show a makeover. Meanwhile, Rusty says he wants more out of his relationship with Neesee. Elsewhere, Tia learns some big life changing news.