Like Father, Like Son, Like Hell

Season 4, Episode 7, Aired

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After Robert and his sister Carmen learn that the man who raised them isn't Robert's biological father, Dirk and Robert decide to track the real man down. After spending some time with his biological father, Robert discovers a shocking secret about him. Though Bobby tries to hide the fact that Courtney invited her boyfriend over to the house while Neesee was working, Neesee quickly discovers the two are hiding something.moreless
  • Like father...like son...like hell! Definitely........ cleverly plotted!!!

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    Like father...like son...like hell!

    Robert finds out that the man he has hated his whole life and have called dad is not his biological father.
    What nerve-rattling news!!!

    Not only that...he then sets out with Dirk to find his biological father.
    After a emotional and bonding session, Robert finds out that his biological father is GAY!!!
    Immediately prompting him to leave!

    This episode was cleverly plotted!
    Robert ends up with two fathers...one who is not his biological dad,but who he has spent his life hating that just happens to be straight!
    And on the other hand, his biological father, who he has now met after all these years...who just happens to be Gay.

    What an episode!moreless
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