The Worst Episodes of Meet The Adebanjos

Funke enlists Sade's help to fit into a fabulous gown for a black-tie gala. Gladys is excited about her wedding anniversary but Bayo typically forgets.

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After being sacked, Funke applies for a new job as a minicab driver. The problem is, she can't drive. The only one who can teach her? Her nemesis, Bayo.

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Sade wants to sneak out to a Halloween party while Tobi and Kevin intend to scare the neighbors. But everyone's plans come to a halt because of Gladys.

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Cousin Femi arrives from Nigeria to look after the kids while the parents are away. Will he be able to keep the house under control?

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Bayo tries to impress the family by buying land in a prestigious area of Nigeria. Tobi looks into the details and finds that all is not what it seems.

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Upset with the family, Gladys decides to go on strike. Sade enters a radio competition in hopes of being serenaded by an R&B sensation.

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Sade competes for the family's attention as she enters a local poetry competition. Bayo and Gladys get an Oxford tutor for Tobi.

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Funke pretends to have a broken ankle to avoid getting kicked out of the house. Tobi, Sade and Kevin compete to see who can cook the best Nigerian dish.

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Funke applies for a position at the local café and ends up turning it into a Nigerian Bukha. Bayo is set on ruining her new job.

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Bayo is diagnosed with high blood pressure so a no-meat ban is enforced for a week. Funke is forced to do a 10K run for charity.

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Gladys lands an interview as a manager at Bayo’s workplace. Tobi and Kevin help cousin Femi win over his crush.

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Inspired by Barack Obama’s book, Bayo takes up golf for his birthday. Funke pretends she owns the café when an old friend from Nigeria visits.

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Tobi has football trials on the same day as a family church convention, so he hatches a plan to attend.

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Sade runs up Bayo's phone bill and resorts to drastic measures to pay him back. Tobi and Kevin try to convince mum to buy them a new game.

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When Tony leaves Funke in charge of the café, she sets the place on fire. Kevin and Tobi play a prank on their teacher and try not to get caught.

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Dad tries to hide from Gladys the fact that he has canceled the house insurance. Funke auditions for a West End theatre role.

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Dad promises to take Tobi to the Arsenal game for his birthday. When he realizes how expensive tickets are, he desperately searches for cheaper ones.

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Funke gets a new assistant at the café but is shocked when the new hire tries to get her fired. Cousin Femi teaches Tobi to dance to impress his crush.

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Sade clashes with her parents about following her artistic dreams. Funke takes on a side catering order and tries to keep it from Tony.

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Bayo rallies his co-workers to go on strike after being treated unfairly by his boss. Sade embarrasses herself while trying to impress her date.

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Tobi brings home a rude friend who aggravates Bayo. Funke ruins her new designer shoes for a party and schemes to return them and get her money back.

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Funke reconnects with an old flame online but things take a turn when he arrives with an unexpected guest.

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When Tobi scores higher on a test than Douglas, he believes he is an intellectual genius.

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A jealous Funke sabotages Bayo over the role of lead singer in the local choir.

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When Tobi decides he wants to quit school and Sade starts online dating, Gladys and Bayo try atypical parenting techniques to teach them a lesson.

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