Shaunie's Home Court - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Driven to Distraction
Shaunie's excited that Shareef is finally ready to get his driver's license. Shaqir can't resist temptation when Shaunie gives him a budget for school clothes.
Hot for Tutor
Shaqir gets a tutor to prepare for a big test, but the tutor is so cute Myles and Shaqir can't stop fighting for her attention. Shaunie figures out a way to get Myles to spend more time at his new apartment and less time at hers.
Walk the Line
Shaunie allows Shareef to get a tattoo under the condition he finds a design with meaning, and Myles prepares to walk the runway ahead of his first big modeling job in Italy.
Keyonna Who?
Keyonna finds a temporary nanny to replace her while she's away on vacation, and Shareef and Myles throw Grandma Dear an "age-appropriate" birthday party.
Call of the Wild
Shaunie and the kids go on a camping trip in an effort to unplug from their cell phones, but camping is tougher than they think, and Shaunie sets Keyonna up on a blind date.
Shablack
Shaunie puts her own spin on things when the family enjoys a Shabbat-style dinner, and Myles's ideas for a family photo shoot are a little too edgy for Shaunie's taste.
Farming
Shaunie takes the family to a farm to convince the kids to stay away from processed foods, but it turns out she is just as uncomfortable milking cows and gathering eggs as they are.
Team Players
Highschool freshman Shaqir steps up his training so he can make the varsity basketball team, but his new dedication makes problems for Shareef. Keyonna has trouble being Shaunie's friend and employee at the same time.
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