The Cleveland Show - Episode Guide

After having his house damaged by Peter once again, Cleveland Brown and Cleveland Jr decide to leave Quahog and head to California to pursue his dream of being a minor league scout for a professional baseball organization. While passing through his hometown of Stoolbend, Virginia he bumps into his old flame, Donna Tubbs. She invites him to stay at her house for a couple of days, where Donna relays to Cleveland how she needs a father figure around for her kids after splitting with her ex-husband, Robert. While at Donna's house, he is introduced to Rallo and Roberta, Donna's kids, and the neighbors, including the local redneck and the family of bears, which include father Tim, his wife, and son Raymond.

Cleveland tries to make inroads with his new stepdaughter Roberta by asking her to accompany him to the school's father/daughter dance. Last year Robert did not show up. The evening seems to be going smoothly until Cleveland runs over the family pet on his way to get an ice cream cake for celebration. Then his redneck neighbor Lester takes it and eats it. This kills his chances of being accepted by his new kids. Rallo and Cleveland look for meadowlark lemon and Cleveland dives in nasty places looking to keep the secret but Lester and the others tell him to be honest.

Cleveland notices his son, Cleveland Jr. has no friends, and sets out to find him a good friend. He finds out that Lester's son, Ernie, has no friends, which Cleveland realizes is a perfect opportunity to have his son make friends with another friendless child. It goes well, but things take a turn for the worse. Ernie leaves his family and joins the Brown family, much to their dismay. Ernie is unsanitary and disgusting, which pushes Donna to make Cleveland call child services and get Ernie back in his home.

Cleveland looks for a job, first trying to be a grizzled police officer two days from retirement and also as a singing salesman at the Stoolbend Flea Market. Tim helps him get a job at Waterman Cable as a phone solicitor. Cleveland runs into an old high-school friend, Terry Kimple who is working as a cable installer for Waterman. When they were in school, Terry took the rap when they were busted for drugs. When Cleveland excels as a salesman, causing business to dry up for Tim, Tim prays for bad things to happen to Cleveland. Meanwhile, Roberta and Rallo feel resentment towards Cleveland Jr. for stealing their mother's affections from them and try to make him look bad until they learn the true extent of his feelings towards his own mother.

While watching a baseball game at Stoolbend Stadium, Cleveland sees Roberta kissing with Federline Jones. Cleveland tries to talk to Roberta about maintaining her virginity but while she admits she has yet to do anything, makes it clear that it is none of his business. Following the advice of his friends, he takes the family to church to hear about maintaining purity. Cleveland Jr. gets carried away in the moment and pledges his purity to Cleveland's dismay.

Cleveland and Donna get together with the neighbors, but while Cleveland is enjoying himself, Donna is less than thrilled and gives Cleveland the cold shoulder. When invited to spend more times with the neighbors, Donna decided to sneak out and spend more time with her old friends at a single mothers gathering. Getting away from Cleveland helps spark the relationship. Cleveland finds out that she was not spending time with the other wives but gets distracted. While on a day out tubing down a river with the kids, Cleveland stumbles across Donna and her friends who are shocked to find out she is married.

Cleveland celebrates his first Thanksgiving with his new family. His parents, Cookie Brown and Levar 'Freight Train' Brown arrive for Thanksgiving. Cleveland's dismal relationship with his father nearly lands him in a fight with his own father, until Donna's Auntie Momma shows up. She starts making comments on how outrageous she is after farting. Freight Train gains an infatuation over Auntie Momma and decides to have sex with her after a game of football. However, when Cleveland was taking out the garbage, he saw Auntie Momma in the bathroom, with a penis. Despite that Freight Train had sex with Auntie Momma (who secretly is a man), he did not even know about it.

Rallo becomes upset because Cleveland has taken over the house. While telling his friends about his troubles he decides it has to be either him or Cleveland. He plots to come between his mother and Cleveland, temporarily driving Cleveland from the bedroom. When Donna tries to reason with him, Rallo escalates the conflict by breaking his own leg, sending Donna on a one-way guilt trip. Cleveland tries to talk with him and discovers just how far Rallo would go. When Rallo discovers how much his mother misses Cleveland he agrees to a truce.

Cleveland and the family go to pick out a Christmas tree at Lester's lot. Cleveland has his eye on a nice large tree but Rallo insists on a smaller tree. Cleveland finds out that Donna and the family have been lying to Rallo, telling him the reason Robert cannot come around during the holidays is that he is an FBI agent. When Cleveland fills in as Santa Claus at his office holiday party, he has one too many egg nogs and lets the truth slip about Rallo's father. Rallo fails to connect that it was Cleveland posing as Santa and takes out his hostility on the figure of Santa. With Rallo's admiration for his dad destroyed, Cleveland tries to reconnect father and son in an attempt to save Rallo's Christmas spirit.

After a nostalgic flashback to the glory days as his high school's baseball all-star, Cleveland visits his alma mater to find out there is no longer a team because he and his friends insulted Wally as a teen. Now Principal Wally gives Cleveland one week to raise money to re-build the stadium before the season begins. They raise the cash from a generous donation by Mr. Waterman and organize the team on time. Cleveland then steps in as head coach and dusts off his retired jersey in an attempt to convince Cleveland Jr. to play ball instead of joining the math club. Cleveland Jr. turns out to have no skills, even going as far as deliberately interfering with a play to save a ladybug.

While Ms. Eck, Roberta's new teacher, encourages her to change her appearance to learn an important lesson, Cleveland Jr. befriends the disguised Roberta only to fall in love with her afterwards.

Meanwhile, Cleveland receives help from the guys in order to invent the perfect infomercial product.

Coach Cleveland comes to the rescue of frustrated parents by taking a group of delinquent teens under his wing. With the help of Cleveland Jr., he creates a new club dubbed "The Crazy Eights", and hopes that it will keep the kids on the straight and narrow. However, he is soon mixed up in bad business, and only the "Crazy Eights" can help him out.

Holt admits to Cleveland that he wishes he had a special someone in his life. Determined to help his lonely friend, Cleveland introduces Holt to Jill, a cat-loving redhead who ends up being more than a handful. Meanwhile, Cleveland Jr. and Rallo anticipate the "birth" of Rallo's pet fish.

Cleveland Jr. gets a job at the local newspaper, and begins to learn responsibility. When he starts making changes to the bar that Cleveland and his friends hang out, a good old fashioned father-son rivalry breaks out. Meanwhile, Roberta gains a rival, who just happens to be wealthy, so her and Rallo plot a surprise for this new friend.

Cleveland and Donna road trip to the Big Apple for an overdue honeymoon, and to Donna's dismay, Cleveland allows the Stoolbend gang to tag along to help Coach McFall rekindle a long lost romance. Although, when Tim finds himself in a compromising situation and Lester's language gets him into trouble, Cleveland is forced to choose between his wife and his friends.

When Cleveland and Donna are mugged at an ATM, Cleveland is accidentally wounded in the tussle.
By the time the story hits the local news, the attention goes to Cleveland's head, but Cleveland's version isn't the whole story.

Meanwhile, Roberta takes advantage of Rallo, who thinks that his sister is dying of a terrible disease.

When Cleveland is diagnosed with high cholesterol, Donna puts him on a new high-fiber diet, which causes an intestinal backlash. It may stink up the place, but Cleveland quickly realizes his gas might score him a few points in the Broken Stool's karaoke contest.

Rallo gives Cleveland Jr. tips on how to woo the girl of his dreams; Cleveland challenges her boyfriend to a rap battle.

Cleveland and Cleveland Jr. teach Donna and the kids their tradition of celebrating Black History Month. However, when Rallo learns about his heritage at school, he provokes Cleveland into a battle royale with neighbor, Lester.

After Cleveland gambles away Roberta's college fund, Kendra discovers that Cleveland was actually cheated out of his money and recruits Donna and Arianna for a mission.

Much to his dismay, Cleveland finds out that Cleveland Jr. will inherit all of his ex-wife's belongings and that his parents, Cookie and Freight Train, plan to remarry. To add insult to injury, Freight Train dumps Cleveland as his best man in favor of Donna's ex-husband, Robert. In the end, though, Cleveland steps in to save the day.

Cleveland mentors Kenny to help get his rap career off the ground.

When Cleveland and Donna attempt to celebrate their anniversary, their unruly kids and disruptive friends, including Donna's ex-husband, Robert, get in their way

After his confidence is shattered, Cleveland vows to find his mojo again, and decides that a family vacation to Africa will do the trick. While on a layover in Hawaii en route, Cleveland gets derailed by mai tais, the ocean and plenty of sunshine, and realizes a few days in paradise is actually what he needs.

Cleveland crushes Cleveland Jr.'s spirit when he forbids him from trick-or-treating because he thinks he is too old.
Junior reinvents himself as a "cool kid" and is invited to attend a Halloween party with Roberta.
When he gets picked on and is unhappy with his new persona, Cleveland and the gang come to Junior's rescue and encourage his enthusiasm for the holiday.

Coach Cleveland gets greedy to win the high school baseball state championship game and turns to cheating when his star pitcher goes out for the season.

Cleveland Jr. and Kendra, ashamed of their appearance in a swimsuit, feel left out of the fun when the family spends an afternoon in the pool and petition to pass a bill to grant equal rights for those who are overweight.

Donna's show-off and bossy sister, Janet, and her unruly children come to town to celebrate Thanksgiving with the Browns. Cleveland, still bruised by their past, wants nothing to do with her this Thanksgiving and attempts to drive her out.

When Rallo's teacher forces him to spend the weekend at a retirement home to get to know the senior citizens during the holidays, he meets Murray, who teaches him about Hanukkah. In an attempt to rekindle Murray's holiday spirit, Rallo helps him escape, but when his new friend's health begins to suffer, Rallo has to bring Murray back to the home.

Donna, frustrated by her husband's laziness on the weekends, nags Cleveland to help her around the house and to do something more with his life. To prove to Donna he can be as charitable as her, Cleveland recruits his buddies from Quahog and Stoolbend to participate in the First Annual Charity Beer Walk.

At Donna's suggestion, Cleveland and Rallo start spending more time together causing Cleveland Jr. to become jealous of their new relationship.

After Cleveland criticizes her parenting shugs, Donna lets him deal with Roberta by himself.

When a management position opens up at Waterman Cable, Cleveland and Terry are surprised when Tim gets the job.
At first Cleveland thinks it will be great to have his friend as his boss, but when Tim goes on a power trip and schedules a company retreat during Cleveland's Super Bowl party, Cleveland must take matters into his own hands to put a stop to Tim's tyrannical ways.

Cleveland and Donna celebrate Valentine's Day with a trip to Los Angeles after scoring courtside seats to the all-star basketball game. Caught up in the excitement, Cleveland gets rowdy and talks smack to the players from the sideline throughout the game.
The basketball champs, feeling hurt, seek revenge by paying a surprise visit to Stoolbend and putting Cleveland in his place.

Cleveland discovers a shocking secret about his wife & his best friend Terry.
Meanwhile, Cleveland Jr. tries to get Rallo to break a nasty habit.

After Cleveland fights to save the town's drive-in movie theater, his efforts to preserve the town's history is noticed by the Stoolbend Preservation Society and he is invited to attend a private dinner party at the home of the great-great-grandson of the town's founding father.

When Cleveland sees all of his childhood possessions around town, he learns that his parents, Freight Train and Cookie, have been selling his stuff to get money after being scammed out of their life savings.
Together, Cleveland, Freight Train and their friends get together to bring down the con man who targeted their family.

When Lester invests in Cleveland's beer truck business and loses his life savings, he is so upset that he decides to take his own life - or does he?
Meanwhile, Rallo is tired of getting his hair cut by his mom and opens his own barbershop in the kitchen.

When Cleveland is reunited with his former high school classmate, "Fatty Patty", who is now skinny, beautiful and still has a crush on Cleveland, Donna becomes extremely jealous and wary of Patty's motives for wanting to be friends with Cleveland.

Cleveland and his friends prepare to enter Stoolbend's annual boat race as a team, but when Cleveland's celebrity idol moves to town, Cleveland makes it priority to befriend him.
And when his new pal invites him to join his boating team, Cleveland is forced to make a difficult decision.

When Cleveland Jr. bonds with Donna's ex-husband, Robert, Cleveland becomes jealous that Jr. thinks Robert is so much cooler than him.

When Rallo and his pals Bernard and Theodore perform in the school talent show, their rap about fiscal responsibility is not well-received by their classmates.
Meanwhile, after Cleveland gets his own cable-access television show, the reviews are less than positive so he takes some tips from the most successful daytime talk shows that appeal to women

Cleveland takes the entire family to a comic convention in an attempt to sell his comic book, "Waderman".
While there, Donna is horrified to find out that Robert Rodriguez is screening a Blaxploitation film that she starred in when she was younger.

Cleveland is upset when he finds out that his supposed best friend Peter Griffin came to Stoolbend and did not call him to hang out.
In an effort to bond with his other friends, he takes them on a camping trip hosted by guest star Ric Flair that quickly turns into a dangerous redneck, hillbilly huntdown.

When a storm hits Stoolbend, the Brown/Tubbs family tries to salvage what's left of their vacation.
Meanwhile, Cleveland Jr. shocks everyone with a proclamation of his religious beliefs.

When Cleveland and Rallo both have to come home early after getting scared while at their respective slumber parties, Donna makes them spend the night in a haunted house to prove how brave they both are. Elsewhere, Cleveland's new friend is on a cuddleous revenge rampage after being rejected by Cleveland and his other friends.

Cleveland is embarrassed when he learns that Cleveland Jr. was the only student to attend school on "skip day". Meanwhile, Rallo gets in a hit-and-run accident with Kendra and her scooter.

When Donna joins a women's support group and starts to complain about how Cleveland treats her, Cleveland dresses up as a woman to infiltrate the group and show Donna how good her life really is. Meanwhile, Cleveland Jr. and Rallo join forces to stop the playground bully, Rodney.

When Rallo's elderly best friend Murray gets a new girlfriend named Hazel, Rallo realizes that Hazel is after Murray's money and tries to save him from making a costly mistake.

To help pass time while posing in a holiday nativity scene, Cleveland tells his family his own version of one of his favorite holiday stories, "Die Hard".

When Junior starts dating a very attractive young lady, Cleveland gets green with envy and suspicious of her motives. When things start to get too serious between the two young lovers, Cleveland suspects that the young woman is using Junior to get a green card.

After getting himself into several cultural misunderstandings with his new and popular Latina neighbor Choni, Cleveland attempts to make amends by demonstrating his knowledge of Latino culture, but Cleveland gets into a bind when he offers to babysit Choni's son and winds up losing him.

Determined to claim the first place trophy at the annual "Dancing with the Stools" ballroom dance competition, Donna recruits Cleveland Jr. to be her partner. But their hopes of taking home the big prize miss a beat when Cleveland Jr. professes his love for Donna just moments before their well-rehearsed routine.

Thanks to Rallo's sharp wit in the role of the puppet, Cleveland and Rallo's ventriloquist act becomes a hit. As their act gets rave reviews by fans and ventriloquist critic Graham Kensington, Rallo grows tired of Cleveland taking all the credit for their success. Not one to be taken for a dummy, Rallo proves that he is the heart of their comedic act.

When Donna has a midlife crisis, Cleveland must come up with a clever way to sneak off with his buddies on a hunting trip without her finding out. But a hunting accident leaves Cleveland slightly deaf, and his scheme to agree to all of Donna's ideas backfires when she makes a drastic life change and decides to go back to school.

Cleveland relies on energy supplements to keep himself awake in order to work overtime and earn enough vacation time to go on a Spring Break cruise with his family. But when his energy pill addiction forces him into rehab and his desperate attempt to escape to the cruise liner goes wrong, he finds himself held hostage by pirates threatening the safety of those aboard the ship, including his own family.

Rallo's viewing of Tim Gunn's reality show is interrupted when Cleveland decides to watch the college basketball tournament with Freight Train, but he quickly becomes frustrated when Freight Train enjoys spending quality bonding time with Cleveland Jr. instead.

Once Cleveland learns the real reason behind Freight Train's cold attitude, he is determined to find a new father figure and goes head-to-head against his dad and Cleveland Jr. in the two-man golf tournament.

Cleveland is labeled "The Whitest Man in America" after he wins a dance competition for the chance to attend a pop sensation's concert. Unable to shake off his new reputation, Cleveland is determined to understand his roots and where he came from. Everything starts to make sense when he is reunited with his former nanny Barbara, a high class woman with a taste for refined culture. But even though Cleveland's nanny influenced many of his interests growing up, Cleveland finally learns that happiness comes from being comfortable in your own skin.

Cleveland makes Donna jealous when he gets too close to his spontaneous female co-worker Tina.
Later, Rallo and Cleveland Jr. shoot footage of Cleveland's workplace high jinks and create a music video that goes viral and catches the attention of a big time music producer. But the tables turn when the producer professes his love for Donna.

One of Rallo's pranks goes too far and gets Cleveland Jr. kicked out of the scouts. So Cleveland takes matters into his own hands, and threatens to send Rallo to juvenile detention.

While looking for a college for Roberta, Cleveland returns to his alma mater during Homecoming to relive the old days, but things don't go as he had planned when his former fraternity gives him the cold shoulder.

Meanwhile Rallo helps Cleveland Junior sleep without his stuffed Tiger, Larry.

After Cleveland Junior falls for Vanessa, a girl in the church choir, he volunteers for a church trip but gets called out by his friend Hunter.

Meanwhile, Donna's ex-boyfriend returns home from Iraq only to discover she is married.

Cleveland Junior shadows his dad for a school report.
Meanwhile, Rallo is elated when he is finally tall enough to ride the roller coaster at the local fair.

It's Mother's Day in Stoolbend and Donna is feeling blue due to her estranged relationship with her own mother so Cleveland hires an actress to step in and play the part. However, things go awry when Donna's real mother shows up.

Cleveland Junior is mistaken for a lesbian by the girl he fancies so they decide to make a statement by going to the prom as a gay couple.
Meanwhile, Cleveland's status as a junk food expert is challenged.

Cleveland and the gang visit their rival high school in Goochland for the annual football game, but when Federline destroys the car belonging to Cleveland's arch-nemesis Chet Butler, they must find a way back to Stoolbend.

Meanwhile, Roberta and Cleveland Jr. play pranks around Stoolbend when they dress up as Donna and Cleveland & Donna gets arrested after being mistaken for a prostitute.

When Kenny West comes back to Stoolbend, he reunites with Cleveland after he comes to install his cable.
When Cleveland discovers Kenny hasn't shared credit for their song, "Be-Cleve In Yourself", he decided to get even and unwittingly discovers the Hip-Hop Illuminati.

Meanwhile, Cleveland Jr. starts a polka band after being rejected by the high school marching band.

Rallo helps Holt pick up women in exchange for gifts.
To repay Holt for the presents, he invites Holt's father for Thanksgiving not knowing they do not get along.

Meanwhile, Cleveland, Lester & Tim convince Gus to open a bar at the airport.

Cleveland takes Junior to a turkey farm to get a Thanksgiving turkey but doesn't realize he's supposed to hug it. Junior then decides the turkey's must be set free.

Meanwhile, Rallo and Donna build a float for Stoolbend's Thanksgiving Day parade, but when it becomes a competition against Ariana, Donna gets serious.

When Rallo declares he is no longer a baby, Donna's maternal instincts kick in and she realizes she wants another baby.
Little does she know, Cleveland had a vasectomy during a night of drinking.

Meanwhile, Rallo lands the lead role in a community production of the musical, "Annie".

Cleveland discovers that the food served at the local homeless shelter is much better than it is at home, so he pretends to be homeless to benefit from the meals. But when the community catches onto his ill-spirited scheme, they confront him and he must apologize to everyone.

Meanwhile, chauvinistic storeowner Harris Grundle hires Roberta as a Christmas elf but requires all of Santa's female helpers to don sexy costumes. Later, Kendra saves Christmas for the children of Stoolbend. 

Cleveland is furious when Donna's ex-husband, Robert, crashes Freight Train's birthday party and upstages Cleveland's gift for his dad. To make matters worse, Freight Train officially adopts Robert, and Cleveland must learn to get along with his new "brother".

Meanwhile, to pay off a bet they owe to Donna, Rallo and Junior become "dog bounty hunters", tracking down lost pooches, returning them to their owners and collecting the rewards. 

The Brown-Tubbs family travels the world in a hilarious series of internationally-themed segments. First, the Stoolbend-based clan is in Italy where Cleveland must choose between Rallo and Jr. as his family's successor in this mob-style parody.

Then, in Mexico, Junior insists on having a Quinceanera, even though he's a boy. Next, in Japan, Cleveland builds a robot to attend Junior's eating competition when he can't be there himself.

Donna drags Cleveland to marriage counseling after he botches their wedding vows renewal, but the counselor makes it clear that Cleveland can swing the "treatments" in his favor - for a price.

Meanwhile, Junior's beloved refrigerator, "Perry", breaks, but Rallo finds a way to give it a second life as a hotel-style mini-bar. 

Cleveland's mom, Cookie runs away with George Clinton and the P-Funk All-Stars, after Freight Train misses their anniversary party.
So, Freight Train and Cleveland go to find her.

Meanwhile, Junior engages in an elaborate office fantasy during a visit to an office supply store. 

Rallo thinks he's a stud bowler when he keeps scoring strikes by using the gutter rails. But when his prowess goes to his head, Donna reveals to him the hard truth: little kids mostly suck at everything.

Meanwhile, Cleveland, Lester, Holt and Terry decide that their friendship has become too predictable, and attempt to spice things up by taking a road trip to an abandoned amusement park.

Cleveland takes an offer from his boss, Mr. Waterman, to quit his job with six months of severance pay, but struggles to find a way to tell Donna.

Meanwhile, Rallo finds a handsome and charming man for Roberta after Federline forgets their anniversary, but Rallo is shocked to discover that the new guy is a strict disciplinarian when it comes to kids. 

When Donna discovers a rat loose in the house, she immediately moves herself and the kids in with her mother, Dee Dee, leaving Cleveland home alone to hunt down the rodent.
Cleveland takes advantage of having the house to himself and soon bonds with his new pet and best friend "Rat Lauer".

Meanwhile, Rallo and Jr. pretend they're spies, but things get out of hand when Junior won't reveal what's in his secret briefcase.

When Donna runs for the school board, she tries to keep an embarrassing Cleveland out of her campaign. But her efforts blow up in her face when he "hugs" a new friend playing the Hurt Locker game.

Meanwhile, Junior discovers that he's an incredible diver, but is scared to passing of putting on the school diving team's uniform - a tiny Speedo.

The Browns pack their bags and move to Los Angeles, where Cleveland pursues his life-long dream of becoming a major league baseball scout. But when he receives a cold welcome from star players Matt Kemp and Andre Either and he unsuccessfully recruits David Ortiz, Jimmy Rollins and Joey Votto, he winds up longing for the simple life in Stoolbend.

Meanwhile, Donna and the kids become obsessed with the glitzy L.A. lifestyle, and Cleveland befriends a struggling actress who helps him realize that Hollywood isn't as glamorous as it seems

When Arianna The Bear is rude to Donna, Cleveland defends her honor by egging Arianna's house. But when Cleveland starts seeking revenge on everyone in Stoolbend, things get out of hand and he's accused of a cuddle he didn't commit. Meanwhile, in a cuddle mystery parody, Freight Train, Rallo and Junior try to exonerate Cleveland.

Cleveland feels bad for Dr. Fist because he has no friends, so he decides to make him "one of the guys". But Cleveland soon stumbles upon a potentially life-threatening secret about his new friend - he used to work for the mob.

Meanwhile, Junior and Rallo open up a food truck at their school, but their moneymaking plans are thwarted when some serious competition arrives.

Donna forces Rallo to sign up for Stoolbend's version of the Boy Scouts, the "Freedom Squirts". But Rallo warms up to the idea when he realizes that he can make some extra cash selling candy bars to benefit a non-existent youth orchestra.

Meanwhile, Cleveland and Donna win a romantic hotel getaway in a raffle, but are forced to work off their bill when they charge too many "incidentals".

Rallo heads to East Stoolbend to stay at Robert's apartment for the weekend. But when Robert abandons him for a trip to Baltimore, he's forced to make friends with the tough neighborhood kids.

Meanwhile, Cleveland and his friends discover the joys of hanging out at the beautiful, lush Stoolbend Cemetery. 

A lice outbreak at school means Rallo must lop off his beloved Afro, and when the other kids start making fun of him, Junior has his back. Meanwhile, Cleveland house-sits at Freight Train and Cookie's, where things take a bad turn after his pals show up.

Cleveland and his mother Cookie get mistaken for a married couple when they're invited to a party at a retirement community.

Meanwhile, Rallo steals a candy bar from a park vendor, but lies so Junior takes the fall.

Cleveland is thrilled when Freight Train starts treating him with respect and but Donna believes he is suffering from a mental breakdown.

Meanwhile Rallo & Junior 'borrow' a mini-cherry picker when it's destined for demolition.

After running themselves ragged driving the kids to and from their activities Cleveland & Donna decide to get the other members of the family members involved.
However things don't go as planned when Robert & Dee Dee decide to get better acquainted, complete with adopting a baby.

Meanwhile, LeVar takes Junior to the 'Y' and is shocked to find him taking a pole dancing class.