S3E10 Save the Best for Last
The Bankses and family support Hilary during her wedding day in Martha's Vineyard; Will and Carlton work with Drew on "Blackccess."
The journey of a book smart teen whose life is forever transformed when he moves from the streets of west Philadelphia to live with his relatives in one of LA’s wealthiest suburbs.
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The Bankses and family support Hilary during her wedding day in Martha's Vineyard; Will and Carlton work with Drew on "Blackccess."
The senior lock-in tests Will and Carlton's romantic relationships; the Banks family rallies to support Viv.
As senior year comes to an end, everyone in the Banks family faces big changes -- ones that bring new places and unexpected reunions.
The Banks family rallies around Uncle Phil to ramp up his campaign. Will’s past starts to catch up to him, and he finds help in an unexpected place.
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