
black-ish — Season 4

The Johnsons attended Jack and Diane’s school production commemorating Columbus Day, and Dre was disheartened by the historically skewed depiction of the event. A sense of lacking recognition for Black history weighed on him, prompting him …

The arrival of DeVante has left Bow feeling adrift, a tide of exhaustion and emotion threatening to pull her under. She discovers she's battling postpartum depression, a shadow cast over the joy of new motherhood. Dre gently insists she see…

Ruby falls victim to a con, and a disquieting doubt begins to creep into Dre's mind about her friend's acuity. It’s a concern amplified by the memory of Ruby’s own past exploits as a swindler. Meanwhile, Zoey’s friend Aaron pays a visit, an…

Dre orchestrates a lively family game night, and the ensuing competition is spirited. Monopoly is the game of choice, and as the evening unfolds, bonds shift and tensions rise. Separately, Bow makes her feelings regarding Junior's girlfrien…

A troubling event at school casts a shadow over Junior's prospects at Valley Glen Prep, a place he holds dear.

A significant transition into womanhood unfolds for Diane, and she finds unwavering support in Bow, Ruby, Zoey, and Alicia. Simultaneously, consumed by a fear of losing his competitive edge against Junior on the basketball court, Dre engage…

Bow maintains contact with Dre’s godbrother, Omar, who is serving time. News of his impending release ignites a discussion about what his future holds. Separately, Ruby inadvertently reveals to the children that she has been incarcerated, p…

Dre is selected to spearhead Stevens & Lido’s latest philanthropic initiative, designed to encourage community engagement. Bow cautions Dre that true generosity extends beyond mere financial contributions, prompting Dre to donate a portion …

Upon receiving a diagnosis of Type 2 Diabetes, Dre resolved to find a cure, a decision solidified after a conversation with Pops. The pursuit of this goal reaches a critical point at the Stevens & Lido holiday party. Separately, Jack is con…

The transition back to work proves difficult for Bow after her time away on maternity leave. Elsewhere, Ruby devises a clever strategy for the twins to avoid their homework.

Rhonda, Dre's sister, is visiting, and Ruby shares with them the details of her inheritance. At the same time, Bow's sister, Santamonica, is also in town and offers Junior a position as her assistant.

Dre has been chosen to lead a campaign centered on "The Talk"—the enduring conversations Black parents have with their children across generations, preparing them for the racial biases they will encounter. Simultaneously, Bow discovers an o…

The familiar rhythm of Dre and Bow's mornings with the children is shifting now that Bow has secured some time away from work. Simultaneously, Junior is forging a closer connection with Diane, finding a shared space in the responsibility of…

The revelation of Junior and Zoey's newfound sexual experiences throws Dre and Bow into a surprising reckoning with their own preconceived notions about gender. Elsewhere, Ruby feels a sharp sting of disappointment upon learning of Jack and…

When Jack and Diane find themselves facing school trouble, Dre and Bow must navigate the delicate path between discipline and understanding, striving to raise children who respect authority without becoming spoiled. At the same time, Ruby s…

Reluctantly, Dre assists Junior in planning Pops' sixtieth birthday celebration, and in the process, begins to perceive his father's history with fresh understanding. Simultaneously, Bow resolves to accept every invitation and opportunity f…

The arrival of both the Dre and Bow families for Easter presented a culinary challenge: a delicate negotiation of differing tastes. Simultaneously, Junior endeavored to orchestrate a traditional Easter egg hunt, though Jack and Diane feigne…

With Junior accepted to both Howard and Stanford, Dre attempts to sway him toward his own university. Simultaneously, Jack cultivates a comedic sensibility, while Ruby declares her intention to manage his burgeoning career, a move that puts…

A rift has formed within the family regarding the prospect of a dog. Dre and Bow had made a promise to Jack: a canine companion would be theirs once he achieved straight A’s. And he has. Simultaneously, Bow's brother Johan is visiting, but …

Recent weeks have seen a marked increase in the friction between Dre and Bow, prompting them to return to their therapist. During the session, the therapist suggests they prioritize dedicated time for each other. Separately, following Devan…

A palpable strain hung between Dre and Bow as the contractor arrived, ready to begin the kitchen remodel, a task that served only to highlight the distance that had grown between them. Dre watched the man enter, and a wave of memory washed …

The Johnson children strive for composure as their parents, Dre and Bow, navigate a tentative reconciliation through separate stays in the family home. The arrangement, intended to provide space, nonetheless stirs underlying anxieties. Thes…

Dre and Bow navigate the complexities of separate lives, finding moments of respite in shared parenting. A quiet realization dawns upon them: the extent of their interdependence and the unexpected weight of solitude. Dre has acquired the sl…


