Jay is ready to take things to the next level with Cheryl but there is one problem, Kenny can't take the hint that it is time to move out.

The guys find themselves in hot water after reacting to a pregnancy scare.

Jay's old friend, Roderick, drops by the barbershop, bringing back old memories and old grudges; Smitty's at odds with his new landlord.

The couples trust is tested when they share too much on social media but refuse to share their passwords.

Jay hires an efficiency expert to improve the business; Smitty sees fire when Mable's old flame, Charles, reappears.

When the IRS comes knockin', Jay solicits his friends for help.

Smitty and Mable switch jobs in a competition to prove who is the more skilled worker; Kenny and Stella make a big relationship decision.

Kenny's music career is taking off, and Jay wants a piece of the action; Sherlock Smitty is on the case when Jay's new ATM machine goes missing from the barbershop.

Jay and Smitty see dollar signs when an enthusiastic lawyer convinces them their complaints can result in big cash settlements; Kenny reconnects with Angelique, but it's her new boyfriend, Conrad, that is interested in a relationship with Kenny.

Mable introduces a relationship game show to the restaurant to attract new business, the couples compete but their partnerships are put to the test.

Cheryl has her eyes on the grand prize at the big hair show, but her ambition is contagious and soon Jay and Smitty are competing against her.

The ladies and Percy are completely absorbed in their new book club, but the guys soon discover that their real-life secrets are the true topic of discussion.

Cheryl and Percy have a design disagreement, driving The Percy Experience to the barbershop; Smitty is convinced that he is the target of a parking ticket conspiracy.