History Recap / TheClevelandShow

#"A General Thanksgiving Episode": When Holt misses his plane to Florida for Thanksgiving, he reveals that he was not even invited to his estranged family’s holiday dinner and was actually missing out on a Thanksgiving dinner with the cast of ''{{Entourage}}''. To help him get over his Thanksgiving blues, Rallo (who has been hanging out with Holt as his wingman so Rallo can get money for new toys) invites Holt’s father over for the holidays, which ends up making Holt’s family relationship worse. Meanwhile, Cleveland tries to open an airport bar, but ends up drunk and flying a stolen airplane.

#"Til Deaf": When Donna has a midlife crisis, Cleveland must come up with a clever way to sneak off with his buddies on a hunting trip without her finding out. But a hunting accident leaves Cleveland slightly deaf, and his scheme to agree to all of Donna's ideas backfire when she makes a drastic life change and decides to go back to school. Meanwhile, Junior is up for an easy re-election as Student Body President, until Roberta decides to run against him as a SarahPalin-esque candidate who wins over the student body with her sex appeal rather than her intellect.

#"Die Semi-Hard": While staging a live Nativity scene, Cleveland tells his family the story of ''DieHard'' (much like Peter Griffin did with the original ''StarWars'' trilogy), featuring the show's characters as characters from the movie.

#"When a Man (or A Freight Train) Loves His Cookie": When Freight Train misses his and Cookie's anniversary bash, Cookie decides to hit the road as a groupie for GeorgeClinton and the P-Funk All-Stars (voicing themselves), leaving Freight Train and Cleveland to track her down. Meanwhile, Junior's visit to an office-supply store sparks an elaborate fantasy.

#"Menace II Secret Society": Cleveland confronts now super-famous rapper Kenny West about not sharing credit for the megahit they created together, "Be-Cleve in Yourself," and soon discovers Kenny's involvement in a secret hip-hop society headed by will.i.am, ?uestlove, BrunoMars, and NickiMinaj (all voicing themselves). Meanwhile, Cleveland Jr. starts a polka band after being rejected by the marching band.

The following is an episode summary list for SethMacFarlane's ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' spin-off, ''The Cleveland Show'' (centering on Peter's BlackBestFriend, Cleveland Brown, who plans to move to California so he can be a baseball talent scout, but ends up in Stoolbend, Virginia when he reunites with his high school sweetheart, who is now divorced with children), which lasted from 2009 to 2013.

#"Beer Walk!": Cleveland recruits his buddies from Stoolbend ([[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy and the friends he had in Quahog]] [[note]]in a cameo that doesn't really feel like a cameo since SethMacFarlane and Mike Henry worked on both shows. The only ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' actor they had to bring over is Creator/PatrickWarburton[[/note]]) to participate in a charity drinking night at The Broken Stool.

#"The Hurricane": In part one of SethMacFarlane's "Night of the Hurricane" trilogy, the Browns are forced to salvage what's left of their cruise vacation by replicating it at home, and Junior shocks the family by declaring he's an atheist (thankfully, not the pushy kind like [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Brian the dog]]).

#"The Fist and the Furious": Cleveland decides to make Dr. Fist (now voiced by Bryan Cranston instead of alternating between SethMacFarlane and TomKenny) one of his friends, but fears for his safety when he discovers Dr. Fist's mob association. Meanwhile, Rallo and Cleveland Jr. open a food truck business.

#"Terry Unmarried": Cleveland discovers that his marriage to Donna is invalid...and things get worse when he finds out Terry (who was a notorious womanizer in high school) is bisexual and in love with a man named Paul (voiced by JustinTimberlake). Meanwhile, Rallo tries to overcome his booger-eating habit.

#"Once Upon a Tyne in New York": Cleveland and Donna go to New York City on vacation, where Cleveland ends up on an episode of ''SaturdayNightLive'' [[note]](and yes, they do have Will Forte and Jason Sudeikis voicing [[AdamWesting caricatures of themselves]])[[/note]] hosted by Tyne Daly in an attempt to reunite her with Coach [=McFall=].

#"Harder, Better, Faster, Browner": When Cleveland destroys Rallo and his friends during their basketball game, he reminisces about his childhood playing days, including bullying a kid named Barry (unaware that the "Barry" he bullied goes by a different name these days, namely '''''President UsefulNotes/BarackObama'''''). In an effort to one-up the President, Cleveland takes in local rapper, Kenny West (voiced by KanyeWest), who is homeless and working at a cheesy theme restaurant.

#"Brotherly Love": Rallo gives Cleveland Jr. a few pointers on how to win over the girl of his dreams, Chanel. But when Cleveland Jr. finds out that her boyfriend is local rap star Kenny West (voiced by RealLife rapper KanyeWest), Cleveland Jr challenges Kenny to a rap battle to win Chanel's heart. Meanwhile, during a cable installation, Cleveland and Terry are mistaken for male strippers and decide to make a new career out of it, which turns into prostitution when Cleveland pimps out Terry.

The following is an episode summary list for SethMacFarlane's ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' spin-off, ''The Cleveland Show'', which lasted from 2009 to 2013.

The following is an episode summary list for SethMacFarlane's ''FamilyGuy'' spin-off, ''The Cleveland Show'', which lasted from 2009 to 2013.

#"Beer Walk!": Cleveland recruits his buddies from Stoolbend ([[FamilyGuy and the friends he had in Quahog]] [[note]]in a cameo that doesn't really feel like a cameo since SethMacFarlane and Mike Henry worked on both shows. The only ''FamilyGuy'' actor they had to bring over is Creator/PatrickWarburton[[/note]]) to participate in a charity drinking night at The Broken Stool.

#"The Hurricane": In part one of SethMacFarlane's "Night of the Hurricane" trilogy, the Browns are forced to salvage what's left of their cruise vacation by replicating it at home, and Junior shocks the family by declaring he's an atheist (thankfully, not the pushy kind like [[FamilyGuy Brian the dog]]).

#"March Dadness": Freight Train uses Cleveland, Jr. to bet on college basketball and, later, professional golf (much like the ''FamilyGuy'' episode "Fore, Father"). Meanwhile, Rallo purchases a fancy sports car and takes his friends on a road trip.

The following is an episode summary list for SethMacFarlane's ''FamilyGuy'' spin-off, ''The Cleveland Show'', which lasted from 2009 to 2013. With news that the show has been canceled, [=MacFarlane=] has confirmed that, yes, Cleveland will come back to Quahog, and yes, he will take his family with him.

#"Love Rollercoaster": Roberta's new teacher, Ms. Eck, challenges Roberta to prove she can get by without her looks by wearing a fat suit -- and Cleveland, Jr. ends up falling for the new fat girl, unaware that she's his stepsister. Meanwhile, Holt, Tim, Lester, and Cleveland invent a coaster for today's lazy beer drinker.

#"Once Upon a Tyne in New York": Cleveland and Donna go to New York City on vacation, where Cleveland ends up on an episode of ''SaturdayNightLive'' (and yes, they do have Will Forte and Jason Sudeikis voicing [[AdamWesting caricatures of themselves]]) hosted by Tyne Daly in an attempt to reunite her with Coach [=McFall=].

#"How Cleveland Got His Groove Back": After his confidence is shattered from a drag-racing accident, Cleveland decides to take a vacation to Africa to get his groove back.

#"Like A Boss": Tim the Bear is chosen over Cleveland and Terry to be the new boss of Waterman Cable; Rallo tricks Cleveland, Jr. into thinking the class turtle Rallo's caring for can talk.
#"A Short Story and A Tall Tale": Rallo is mistaken for a made man by a midget mafioso; Cleveland and Donna go to Los Angeles to watch an NBA game -- and Cleveland gets in trouble for insulting the players (all of whom voice themselves).

#"BFF": In an effort to bond with his Stoolbend friends (after Peter Griffin tries to bail out of hanging with Cleveland), Cleveland takes them on a camping trip hosted by WWE wrestler Ric Flair.

#"Skip Day": Cleveland teaches his son a lesson in standing up to authority after Cleveland, Jr. wins an award for being the only high school kid to go to school on Skip Day. Meanwhile, Rallo runs down Kendra and tries to ditch evidence that he did it, but Lester thinks Holt is the culprit, since both Rallo and Holt are short and ride child-sized tricycles.

#"Sex and the Biddy": Rallo tries to stop a golddiger from marrying his Jewish friend, Murray. Meanwhile, Cleveland uses a Spanx-style man-girdle to trick Donna into thinking he lost weight at the gym.

#"The Men in Me": After winning the dubious honor of being "The Whitest Black Man in America" during a contest to win tickets to see Justin Beiber, Cleveland goes on a personal journey to find out why he's a black man who acts white.

#"A Vas Deferens Between Men and Women": When Donna decides that she wants another child, Cleveland realizes he must keep the vasectomy he got when he was drunk a secret from her. Meanwhile, Rallo gets the lead role in the community play production of ''Annie'', but ends up blowing the money needed to secure the rights with his diva-like behavior and insane requests.
#"Tis The Cleveland To Be Sorry": Cleveland discovers that the food served at the local homeless shelter is much better than it is at home, so he pretends to be homeless to benefit from the meals. Meanwhile, Roberta gets a job as a MallSanta's helper, but fights back against her sexist boss, who wants her to wear skimpy clothes on the job.

#"A Rodent Like This": A rat running rampant in the house sends Donna and the children to stay with her mother, while Cleveland is left behind to deal with the rodent. Meanwhile, Rallo and Junior play spies, but not all goes well when Junior refuses to reveal what is in his secret-agent briefcase.

#"Squirt's Honor": Donna demands that Rallo enlist in a Boy Scout-like organization, where he institutes a moneymaking scam. Later, Cleveland and Donna are raffle winners of a romantic hotel getaway, but get carried away charging "incidentals.".

#"Harder, Better, Faster, Browner": When Cleveland destroys Rallo and his friends during their basketball game, he reminisces about his childhood playing days, including bullying a kid named Barry (unaware that the "Barry" he bullied goes by a different name these days, namely '''''President BarackObama'''''). In an effort to one-up the President, Cleveland takes in local rapper, Kenny West (voiced by KanyeWest), who is homeless and working at a cheesy theme restaurant.

#"Da Doggone Daddy-Daughter Dinner Dance": Cleveland asks Roberta to accompany him to her school's father-daughter dance since Roberta's real father failed to show up last year.

#"Brotherly Love": Rallo gives Cleveland Jr. a few pointers on how to win over the girl of his dreams, Chanel. But when Cleveland Jr. finds out that her boyfriend is local rap star Kenny West (voiced by RealLife rapper KanyeWest), Cleveland Jr challenges Kenny to a rap battle to win Chanel's heart. Meanwhile, during a cable installation, Cleveland and Terry are mistaken for male strippers and decide to make a new career out of it, with Cleveland pimping Terry.

#"Beer Walk!": Cleveland recruits his buddies from Stoolbend ([[FamilyGuy and the friends he had in Quahog]] [[note]]in a cameo that doesn't really feel like a cameo since SethMacFarlane and Mike Henry worked on both shows. The only ''FamilyGuy'' actor they had to bring over is Patrick Warburton[[/note]]) to participate in a charity drinking night at The Broken Stool.

#"A Short Story and A Tall Tale": Rallo is mistaken for a made man by a midget Mafioso; Cleveland and Donna go to Los Angeles to watch an NBA game -- and Cleveland gets in trouble for insulting the players (all of whom voice themselves).

#"The Blue, The Gray, and the Brown": Cleveland learns the truth about his town's legacy and takes it upon himself to change history.

#"Sex and the Biddy": Rallo tries to stop a golddiger from marrying his Jewish friend, Murray. Meanwhile, Cleveland uses a Spanx-style girdle to trick Donna into thinking he lost weight at the gym.
#"Die Semi-Hard": While staging a live Nativity scene, Cleveland tells his family the story of ''DieHard'' (much like Peter Griffin did with the original ''StarWars'' trilogy).

#"Til Deaf": When Donna has a midlife crisis, Cleveland must come up with a clever way to sneak off with his buddies on a hunting trip without her finding out. But a hunting accident leaves Cleveland slightly deaf, and his scheme to agree to all of Donna's ideas backfire when she makes a drastic life change and decides to go back to school. Meanwhile, Junior is up for an easy reelection as Student Body President, until Roberta decides to run against him as a SarahPalin-esque candidate who wins over the student body with her sex appeal rather than her intellect.

#"A Vas Deferens Between Men and Women": When Donna decides that she wants another child, Cleveland realizes he must keep his vasectomy a secret from her. Meanwhile, Rallo gets the lead role in the community play production of ''Annie''.

#"The Wild World of Cleveland Show": Cleveland travels the world in a series of internationally-themed takes on ''The Cleveland Show''.
#"Here Comes The Bribe": After Cleveland botches his part during the renewal of their wedding vows, Donna hustles him to marriage counseling, where the mediator informs Cleveland that, for a price, he can slant the "treatments" the husband's way. Meanwhile, Junior's refrigerator breaks, so he and Rallo turn it into a hotel-style minibar.

#"Brownsized": During a staff meeting, Cleveland deep-sixes his job after Mr. Waterman announces that, due to budget cuts, one worker will get six months severance pay (in exchange for everyone losing their health insurance), but is having a tough time trying to find a way to tell Donna. Meanwhile, Federline forgets his and Roberta's anniversary, so Rallo finds her a handsome new man named Devon, who turns out to be a boring, preachy pill.

#"It's The Great Pancake, Cleveland Brown": Cleveland is shocked that his son is still trick-or-treating on Halloween, and teaches him how older kids celebrate Halloween.

#"Beer Walk!": Cleveland recruits his buddies from Stoolbend ([[FamilyGuy and the friends he had in Quahog]] [[note]]in a cameo that doesn't really feel like a cameo since SethMacFarlane and Mike Henry worked on both shows. The only ''FamilyGuy'' actor they had to bring over is PatrickWarburton[[/note]]) to participate in a charity drinking night at The Broken Stool.

#"Terry Unmarried": Cleveland discovers that his marriage to Donna is invalid...and things get worse when he finds out Terry (who was a notorious womanizer in high school) is bisexual and in love with a man. Meanwhile, Rallo tries to overcome his booger-eating habit.

#"Your Show of Shows": Cleveland starts his own cable access late-night comedy show, which gets changed to an afternoon women's talk show; Rallo and his friends start their own rap group.

#"Skip Day": Cleveland teaches his son a lesson in standing up to authority after Cleveland, Jr. wins an award for being the only high school kid to go to school on Skip Day. Meanwhile, Rallo runs down Kendra and tries to ditch evidence that he did it, but Lester thinks Holt is the culprit.
#"Yemen Party": Cleveland poses as a Muslim woman named Fatima so he can spy on Donna's women's club -- and ends up being put on a plane and sent to Yemen. Meanwhile, Cleveland Jr. puts Rallo in a Snuggly and Rallo begins using Cleveland, Jr. as his extra arms and legs to fight back against a schoolyard bully.

#"Mama Drama": Cleveland tries to reunite Donna with her estranged mother, who gave up being a mom to continue her singing career.
#"All You Can Eat": Cleveland Jr. is [[MistakenForGay mistaken for a lesbian]] after his new makeover catches the eye of a girl named Daisy, who wants to shock everyone at the prom by taking a girl as her date. Meanwhile, Cleveland squares off with an Internet troll who knows more about Cleveland's favorite snack (a Hot Pockets knock-off called "Slop Poppers") than he does.

#"Menace II Secret Society": Cleveland confronts now super-famous rapper Kenny West about not sharing credit for the megahit they created together, "Be-Cleve in Yourself," and soon discovers Kenny's involvement in a secret hip-hop society headed by will.i.am, ?uestlove, BrunoMars, and NickiMinaj (all voicing themselves). Meanwhile, Cleveland Jr. starts a polka band after being rejected by his school's marching band.
#"A General Thanksgiving Episode": When Holt misses his plane to Florida for Thanksgiving, he reveals that he was not even invited to his estranged family’s holiday dinner and was actually missing out on a Thanksgiving dinner with the cast of ''{{Entourage}}''. To help him get over his Thanksgiving blues, Rallo (who has been hanging out with Holt so he can get him women) invites Holt’s father over for the holidays, which ends up making Holt’s family relationship worse. Meanwhile, Cleveland tries to open an airport bar, but ends up drunk and flying a stolen airplane.

#"Brownsized": With the promise of six-months severance pay(in exchange for everyone losing their health benefits at Waterman Cable), Cleveland deep-sixes his job, but is having a tough time trying to find a way to tell Donna. Meanwhile, Federline forgets his and Roberta's anniversary, so Rallo finds her a handsome new man named Devon, who turns out to be a boring, preachy pill.

#"Who Done Did It?": After Cleveland eggs Arianna's house defending Donna's honor, he decides to seek revenge against everyone by pelting them with eggs -- which lands him in prison for killing Mr. Waterman's [[TheBeard wife]]. Meanwhile, Rallo and Cleveland, Jr. discover that Freight Train writes whodunit novels under a woman's name and become his students on how to write and solve a mystery, using Lydia Waterman's death as an idea for a new book.

#"Birth of a Salesman": Tim the Bear gets Cleveland a job at Stoolbend's Waterman Cable Company. Meanwhile, Rallo and Roberta worry about Cleveland, Jr.'s mental state when they mess up his chores and he suffers a [[HeroicBSOD mental breakdown]].

#"Field of Streams": Cleveland becomes the head coach of a newly-formed school baseball team -- and is crushed when Cleveland, Jr. doesn't want to join.
#"Love Rollercoaster": Roberta's new teacher, Ms. Eck, challenges Roberta to prove she can get by without her looks by wearing a fat suit -- and Cleveland, Jr. ends up falling for the new fat girl, unaware that she's his stepsister.

#"Once Upon a Tyne in New York": Cleveland and Donna go to New York City on vacation, where Cleveland ends up on an episode of ''SaturdayNightLive'' hosted by Tyne Daly in an attempt to reunite her with Coach [=McFall=].

#"Gone With The Wind": Cleveland's flatulence problem embarrasses and upstages Donna -- and things get worse when Cleveland gets news that his ex-wife, Loretta, is dead (thanks to Peter Griffin).

#"Pilot": Sick of Peter's destructive pranks and homeless thanks to Loretta taking his house in the divorce, Cleveland Brown decides to pack up and take his son, Cleveland, Jr. (now an obese, 14-year-old geek rather than a skinny, hyperactive little boy) to California to pursue his dream of being a Minor League baseball talent scout. However, Cleveland makes a stopover in Stoolbend, Virginia, where he reunites with his old high school crush (who married a {{Jerkass}} and now has a BrattyTeenageDaughter named Roberta and a kindergarten-aged SoulBrotha troublemaker named Rallo) and makes friends with a bear named Tim and a redneck named Lester.

The following is an episode summary list for SethMacFarlane's ''FamilyGuy'' spin-off, ''The Cleveland Show'', which lasted from 2009 to 2013.

#"Brotherly Love": Rallo gives Cleveland Jr. a few pointers on how to win over the girl of his dreams, Chanel. But when Cleveland Jr. finds out that her boyfriend is local rap star Kenny West (voiced by RealLife rapper KanyeWest), Cleveland Jr challenges Kenny to a rap battle to win Chanel's heart. Meanwhile, during a cable installation, Cleveland and Terry are mistaken for male strippers and decide to make a new career out of it.

#"Cleveland Live!": A [[SomethingCompletelyDifferent special episode]] done in the style of a live show (complete with all the screw-ups that come with doing a LiveEpisode) where Cleveland and Donna try to celebrate their anniversary alone.

#"Little Man on Campus": Cleveland disguises Holt as a high school baseball player (which isn't that hard, considering Holt's Napoleonic height) in order to win the championship.
#"Fat and Wet": Cleveland, Jr. and Lester's morbidly obese wife, Kendra, run away to Wisconsin, where fat people are accepted and cared for.
#"Another Bad Thanksgiving": On yet another Thanksgiving episode, Cleveland and Donna are stuck with caring for Donna's sister's kids while she runs away to Vegas to marry Holt.

#"Beer Walk!": Cleveland recruits his buddies from Stoolbend ([[FamilyGuy and the friends he had in Quahog]]) to participate in a charity drinking night at The Broken Stool.

#"Terry Unmarried": Cleveland discovers that his marriage to Donna is invalid...and things get worse when he finds out Terry (who was a notorious womanizer in high school) is actually gay; Rallo tries to overcome his booger-eating habit.

#"Your Show of Shows": Cleveland starts his own cable access show; Rallo and his friends start their own rap group.

#"Dancing With The Stools" (or "Dirty Dancers"): Determined to claim the first place trophy at the annual "Dancing with the Stools" ballroom dance competition, Donna recruits Cleveland Jr. to be her partner. But their hopes of taking home the big prize misses a beat when Cleveland Jr. professes his love for Donna just moments before their well-rehearsed routine. Meanwhile, Roberta babysits Rallo for a week, and begins looking and dressing like Roberta after she gains weight from junk food and loses her hair in an accident.

#"A General Thanksgiving Episode": When Holt misses his plane to Florida for Thanksgiving, he reveals that he was not even invited to his estranged family’s holiday dinner and was actually missing out on a Thanksgiving dinner with the cast of ''{{Entourage}}''. To help him get over his Thanksgiving blues, Rallo invites Holt’s father over for the holidays, which ends up making Holt’s family relationship worse. Meanwhile, Cleveland tries to open an airport bar, but ends up drunk and flying a stolen airplane.
#"Turkey Pot Die": Cleveland's idea to take Cleveland Jr. to a turkey farm to bag one for Thanksgiving dinner does not fly with the young guy, who instead hatches a plan to free the birds. Meanwhile, Rallo and Donna team to construct a Thanksgiving Day float.

#"Hustle 'N Bros": When Donna's ex-husband, Robert crashes Freight Train's birthday party and upstages Cleveland's gift for him, he adopts Robert and he and Cleveland become brothers. Meanwhile, to pay off a debt, Junior and Rallo track down lost dogs for cash rewards.
#"The Wild World of Cleveland Show": The Brown-Tubbs family travels the world in a series of internationally-themed versions of ''The Cleveland Show''.

#"Brownsized": With the promise of six-months severance pay, Cleveland deep-sixes his job, but is having a tough time trying to find a way to tell Donna. Meanwhile, Federline forgets his and Roberta's anniversary, so Rallo finds her a handsome new man (Devon), who turns out to be quite the disciplinarian when it comes to children.
#"Pins, Spins and Fins! (Shark Story Cut for Time)": Rallo's ego rolls out of control when he starts to think he is an ace bowler because he keeps throwing strikes with help from the gutter rails, so it is up to Donna to get him to toe the line. Meanwhile, Cleveland, Lester, Holt and Tim think their friendship needs to be enlivened (again), so they head to an abandoned amusement park.
#"A Rodent Like This": A rat running rampant in the house sends Donna and the children to stay with her mother, while Cleveland is left behind to deal with the rodent. Reveling in having the place to himself, Cleveland soon bonds with his new pet pal, whom he names Rat Lauer. Meanwhile, Rallo and Junior play spies, but not all goes well when Junior refuses to reveal what is in his secret-agent briefcase.

#"Who Done Did It?": After Cleveland eggs Arianna's house defending Donna's honor, he decides to seek revenge against everyone by pelting them with eggs -- which lands him in prison for killing Mr. Waterman's [[TheBeard wife]]. Meanwhile, Rallo and Cleveland, Jr. discover that Freight Train writes whodunit novels under a woman's name and become his students on how to write and solve a mystery.

#"Squirt's Honor": Donna demands that Rallo enlist in a Boy Scout-like organization, where he institutes a moneymaking scam. Later, Cleveland and Donna are raffle winners of a romantic hotel getaway, but get carried away charging "incidentals," which necessitates them having to work to pay off the extras on their bill.
#"Grave Danger": Rallo sees what life is like in the hood when he stays at Robert's apartment in East Stoolbend, but when Robert takes off for Baltimore and leaves him on his own, the youngster is left to buddy up with local toughs. Meanwhile, Cleveland and his pals are living the life when they start hanging out at the scenic and lush Stoolbend Cemetery.

#"Wheel! Of! Family!": Donna and Cleveland try to fix the kids' hectic schedules, while Cleveland Jr. finds his talent at an exercise pole dancing class.

#"Who Done Did It?": After Cleveland eggs Arianna's house defending Donna's honor, he decides to seek revenge against everyone, eventually landing him in court for a murder he did not commit.

#"Pilot": Sick of Peter's destructive pranks and homeless thanks to Loretta taking his house in the divorce, Cleveland Brown decides to pack up and take his son, Cleveland, Jr. (now an obese, 14-year-old geek rather than a skinny, hyperactive little boy) and leave Quahog for California to pursue his dream of being a Minor League baseball talent scout. However, Cleveland makes a stopover in Stoolbend, Virginia, where he reunites with his old high school crush (who married a {{Jerkass}} and now has a BrattyTeenageDaughter named Roberta and a kindergarten-aged SoulBrotha troublemaker named Rallo) and makes friends with a bear named Tim and a redneck named Lester.

#"Pilot": Sick of Peter's destructive pranks and homeless thanks to Loretta taking his house in the divorce, Cleveland Brown decides to pack up and take his son, Cleveland, Jr. (now an obese, 14-year-old geek rather than a skinny, hyperactive little boy) and leave Quahog for California to pursue his dream of being a Minor League baseball talent scout. However, Cleveland makes a stopover in Stoolbend, Virginia, where he reunites with his old high school crush (who married a {{Jerkass}} and now has a BrattyTeenageDaughter named Roberta and a kindergarten-aged SoulBrother troublemaker named Rallo) and makes friends with a bear named Tim and a redneck named Lester.

#"Pilot": Sick of Peter's destructive pranks and homeless thanks to Loretta taking his house in the divorce, Cleveland Brown decides to pack up and take his son, Cleveland, Jr. (now an obese, 14-year-old geek rather than a skinny, hyperactive little boy) and leave Quahog for California to pursue his dream of being a Minor League baseball talent scout. However, Cleveland makes a stopover in Stoolbend, Virginia, where he reunites with his old high school crush (who married a {{Jerkass}} and now has a BrattyTeenageDaughter named Roberta and a kindergarten-aged troublemaker named Rallo) and makes friends with a bear named Tim and a redneck named Lester.

#"A Cleveland Brown Christmas": During Mr. Waterman's Christmas party, a drunk Cleveland dressed as Santa tells Rallo that his biological father isn't a CIA agent away on business, but a bum who neglects his children. Meanwhile, Roberta becomes an animal rights activist.

#"Harder, Better, Faster, Browner": When Cleveland destroys Rallo and his friends during their basketball game, he reminisces about his childhood playing days, including bullying a kid named Barry who grew up and became President BarackObama. In an effort to one-up the President, Cleveland takes in local rapper, Kenny West (voiced by KanyeWest), who is homeless and working at a cheesy theme restaurant.

#"How Do You Solve a Problem Like Roberta?": Cleveland takes care of Roberta for the weekend while Donna goes away.

#"Terry Unmarried": Cleveland discovers that his marriage to Donna is invalid...and things get worse when he finds out Terry (who was a notorious womanizer in high school) is actually gay.

#"Yemen Party": Cleveland poses as a Muslim woman so he can spy on Donna's women's club -- and ends up being put on a plane and sent to Yemen. Meanwhile, Cleveland Jr. puts Rallo in a Snuggly and Rallo begins using Cleveland, Jr. as his extra arms and legs to fight back against a schoolyard bully.

#"Dancing With The Stools": Determined to claim the first place trophy at the annual "Dancing with the Stools" ballroom dance competition, Donna recruits Cleveland Jr. to be her partner. But their hopes of taking home the big prize misses a beat when Cleveland Jr. professes his love for Donna just moments before their well-rehearsed routine. Meanwhile, Roberta babysits Rallo for a week, and begins looking and dressing like Roberta after she gains weight from junk food and loses her hair in an accident.

#"Das Shrimp Boot": Cleveland relies on energy supplements to keep himself awake in order to work overtime and earn enough vacation time to go to a Spring Break cruise with his family. But when his energy pill addiction forces him into rehab.
#"March Dadness": Freight Train uses Cleveland, Jr. to bet on college basketball. Meanwhile, Rallo purchases a fancy sports car and takes his friends on a road trip.

#"Harder, Better, Faster, Browner": When Cleveland destroys Rallo and his friends during their basketball game, he reminisces about his childhood playing days, including bullying a kid named Barry who grew up and became President BarackObama.
#"Cleveland Live!": A special episode done in the style of a live show (complete with all the screw-ups that come with doing a LiveEpisode) where Cleveland and Donna try to celebrate their anniversary alone.

#"The Men in Me": After winning the dubious honor of being "The Whitest Black Man in America" during a contest to win tickets to see JustinBeiber, Cleveland goes on a personal journey to find out why he's a black man who acts white.

#"Escape From Goochland":
#"Menace II Secret Society":
#"A General Thanksgiving Episode":
#"Turkey Pot Die":
#"A Vas Deferens Between Men and Women":
#"Tis The Cleveland To Be Sorry":
#"Hustle 'N Bros":
#"The Wild World of Cleveland Show":
#"Here Comes The Bribe":
#"When a Man (or A Freight Train) Loves His Cookie":
#"Brownsized":
#"Pins, Spins and Fins! (Shark Story Cut for Time)":
#"A Rodent Like This":
#"The Hangover, Part Tubbs":
#"California Dreamin' (All The Cleves Are Brown)":
#"Who Done Did It?":
#"The Fist and the Furious":
#"Squirt's Honor":
#"Grave Danger":
#"Of Lice and Men":
#"Mr. & Mrs Brown":
#"Crazy Train":
#"Wheel! Of! Family!":

#"BFF":
#"The Hurricane":
#"Nightmare on Grace Street":
#"Skip Day":
#"Yemen Party":
#"Sex and the Biddy":
#"Die Semi-Hard":
#"Y Tu Junior Tambien":
#"There Goes El Neighborhood":
#"Dancing With The Stools":
#"Brown Magic":
#"Til Deaf":
#"Das Shrimp Boot":
#"March Dadness":
#"The Men in Me":
#"Frapp Attack!":
#"American Prankster":
#"B.M.O.C":
#"Jesus Walks":
#"Flush of Genius":
#"Mama Drama":
#"All You Can Eat":

#"Harder, Better, Faster, Browner":
#"Cleveland Live!":
#"How Cleveland Got His Groove Back":
#"It's The Great Pancake, Cleveland Brown":
#"Little Man on Campus":
#"Fat and Wet":
#"Another Bad Thanksgiving":
#"Murray Christmas":
#"Beer Walk!":
#"Ain't Nuthin' But Mutton Bustin'":
#"How Do You Solve a Problem Like Roberta?":
#"Like A Boss":
#"A Short Story and A Tall Tale":
#"Terry Unmarried":
#"The Blue, The Gray, and the Brown":
#"The Way The Cookie Crumbles":
#"To Live and Die in VA":
#"Essence of Cleveland":
#"Ship'rect":
#"Back to Cool":
#"Your Show of Shows":
#"Hot Cocoa Bang Bang":