Letty and Joy must convince their landlord, Sanjay, an overprotective South Asian father, to let his daughter, Nira, date Dre. Cultures clash as the West Indies meet the East. Meanwhile, Starr must prove herself to Julian's traditional West Indian mom over lunch. With some advice from Malik, Starr has a plan - but will it fly? In the mirror story, a young black comedienne is offered an opportunity of a lifetime - an appearance on network television. One problem, she can't be herself.
Just when things get hot for Starr and Julian, Julian drops a homophobic bomb, leaving Starr to decide between ecstasy or integrity. Does love really conquer all? Meanwhile, Joy starts a pardnah (West Indian-style banking) group. The shampoo hits the fan, when the pardnah money goes missing. Tief...
Claudette, Novelette's chief competitor and the bearer of bad news, has put in an offer for Novelette's building. Now Letty must raise $50,000 to stay and that's just the down payment. How is she going to raise the money? Joy has the answer, a fundraiser featuring a pageant of hunky oily men and ...
Dre, embarrassed by the way Joy dresses and acts, asks Novelette to attend his school's culture day in her place. When Joy finds out, she enlists Starr's help to make her more Canadian. Meanwhile, Starr is appalled Letty is using chemicals on a child. Starr refuses to use chemicals and wants Lett...
