The Cleveland Show

Cleveland Brown and his son Cleveland Jr. embark on a road trip to California, making a stop in Cleveland's hometown of Stoolbend, Virginia, where he reconnects with his former high school crush, Donna Tubbs. Despite the challenges posed by Donna's difficult children, Cleveland is determined to build a future with her.

Cleveland attempts to bond with his stepdaughter by inviting her to a father-daughter dance at her school, but his efforts are derailed when an accident involving the family pet spoils his plans.

Cleveland tries to help his son, Cleveland Jr., make more friends by inviting a neighbor boy to their home. But when the guest refuses to leave after his visit has ended, Cleveland struggles to manage the situation without upsetting his son.

Cleveland begins a new job at Waterman Cable through Tim's help, but Tim's growing jealousy leads him to hope for Cleveland's downfall after his friend becomes a top performer.

Cleveland Jr. takes a vow of chastity after his father has "the talk" with Roberta, while Rallo begins volunteering as a church greeter.

Cleveland becomes distressed upon learning that Donna continues to attend a support group for single mothers, leading to tension in their relationship.

Cleveland enjoys his first Thanksgiving with Donna's family, but his celebration takes an unexpected turn when he uncovers a hidden truth about Auntie Momma.

Cleveland and Donna enjoy some alone time when their children leave for a school trip, but Rallo plots to disrupt their peace. Meanwhile, Roberta's wild behavior leads to trouble, prompting Cleveland Jr. to step in and help her.

Cleveland takes on the role of Santa Claus at a holiday party but, after drinking too much eggnog, accidentally reveals a secret about Rallo's father.

Cleveland reflects on his past as a star high school baseball player before visiting his alma mater, only to discover that the school no longer has a team.

Roberta's teacher assigns her an appearance-altering project as a lesson in self-perception. While undergoing the transformation, Roberta meets and forms a connection with Cleveland Jr., who is unaware of her identity.

Coach Cleveland takes charge of a group of troubled teenagers by forming a club called "The Crazy Eights," aiming to steer them away from trouble. But when he gets entangled in a dangerous situation, he finds himself relying on the very teens he tried to help to get out of trouble.

Holt confides in Cleveland about his longing for a romantic relationship, prompting Cleveland to set him up with Jill, a lively cat enthusiast. At the same time, Cleveland Jr. and Rallo eagerly await the "birth" of Rallo's pet fish.

Roberta and Rallo plan a surprise for Lacey, Roberta's wealthy rival. At the same time, Cleveland Junior takes a job at The Stool to learn responsibility, but his efforts to change the guys' hangout lead to tension and a feud with his father.

Cleveland and Donna embark on a long-awaited honeymoon in New York City, but Cleveland invites his coworkers to help Coach McFall reconnect with an old love, much to Donna's displeasure. Unbeknownst to them, Roberta, Junior, and Rallo secretly join the trip.

Cleveland is injured during a mugging at an ATM, and the incident is portrayed by the media as an act of heroism. At the same time, Roberta manipulates Rallo by convincing him she may have a fatal illness.

Cleveland's high-fiber diet, prescribed to lower his cholesterol, leads to uncomfortable and smelly side effects, which he unexpectedly finds useful for winning a karaoke contest. At the same time, Quagmire arrives in Stoolbend to deliver Cleveland some troubling news.

Cleveland Jr. seeks advice from Rallo on winning over a girl he likes, and soon finds himself confronting her boyfriend in a rap battle.

Cleveland and Cleveland Jr. introduce Donna and the children to their family's way of observing Black History Month. Meanwhile, Rallo's newfound knowledge about his heritage from school leads to a confrontation with Cleveland and a conflict with their neighbor, Lester.

Kendra enlists Donna and Arianna to help her investigate and recover Cleveland's lost money after he claims he was cheated at a gambling table, having initially spent Roberta's college fund.

Cleveland learns that his son, Cleveland Jr., will inherit his ex-wife's possessions, and that his parents, Cookie and Freight Train, plan to remarry. Meanwhile, Freight Train replaces Cleveland as best man with Donna's former husband, Robert.