Ex-con Tray is shocked to see how much the world has changed when he's released from prison for good behavior after a 15-year stint.

After getting turned down for a job at a high-end restaurant, Tray stumbles into a position at a chain coffee shop. The twist - it's owned by Wavy, the drug dealer that Tray took the fall for.

Tray and Cousin Bobby intercept the kids at school and take them on a trip down memory lane. Shay tries to track down the kids, and Josh reminds Shay that it's her lie that disrupted the family dynamic.

Cousin Bobby convinces Tray to try Tinder. Tray lands a great match but realizes that he's not emotionally ready for a new relationship.

Unbeknownst to Shay, Tray was invited to her mother's funeral reception, much to her disapproval. Tray stands up for Shay when her family gives her a hard time about not being there in her mother's later years.

Tray attempts to teach his son Shazad how to be a man.

In an effort to support the homeless shelter at which Shay volunteers much of her time, Tray resorts to old methods of raising quick funds.

Left reeling from the error of his ways, Tray goes into a tailspin and turns to Bobby for support.

Flashback episode of the entire day leading up to Tray's arrest that culminates in present day Tray deciding to pay Wavy back for the years he lost.

Tray enlists the halfway house gang to try and take Wavy out before coming to the realization that Wavy isn't the one to blame for his arrest.

Tray wants to see the twins' birth video, and searching for it brings back emotional memories for Shay.

Tray finds part-time work in the cafeteria of the kids’ school and finds himself more determined than ever to make it as a chef. Shay straightens Josh out after he tells her that sometimes she “goes off” and scares white people.

Shay rededicates a neighborhood landmark and reconnects with her old skate crew. Tray and Bobby get caught up helping an OWL (old white lady) in distress.

Bobby blows an important loan meeting for Tray, who has to reconsider his business relationship with his cousin. Shay drags Amira to a birthday party so she can spend time with her new friend Faith.

Josh and Tray have different experiences teaching Shahzad to drive, and he learns a hard lesson about privilege.

Tray takes Shahzad to visit his old barbershop. Shay deals with Amira's recent behavior problems.

A neighborhood tough named BAMF threatens Josh and levies a \"tax\" on the food truck. Tray reconnects with another O.G. in an attempt to learn the new code of the street. Bobby has a new girlfriend, but she comes with more baggage than he imagined.

On Mother's Day, Tray tries to make amends with his mom, who threw him out of the house 30 years ago.

Shay quits her job and turns her energies to Tray's food truck. Bobby gets a new job as an exterminator.

The food truck crew enters a neighborhood competition. Tray tries to save an old apartment building.

After six months of crashing at his mom’s house, Tray leaves the nest in search of a place of his own, but he must first get some sage advice from a wise OG on how to battle the demons of his past.

Cousin Bobby is accused of being a snitch after being released from prison early, and Tray faces a formidable bully in his new girlfriend's ex-husband, who is a cop.