Bob Hearts Abishola

2019

4.5

58 reviews

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Season 4 episodes (22)

1 Touched By A Holy Hand

9/19/22

Abishola and Kemi hatch a plan to keep Ebun and the new pastor’s flirtation from growing. Also, Bob is thrown for a loop when Goodwin leaves MaxDot for a better job at Christina’s company, on the fourth season premiere of the CBS Original series BOB ♥ ABISHOLA.

2 Bibles to Brothels

9/26/22

Bob reconsiders his future at MaxDot and seeks advice from an unexpected source, while Abishola questions Bob’s erratic behavior.

3 Americans and Their Dreams

10/3/22

After Bob takes a step back from his busy work life, he decides to buy a boat to enjoy during his free time. Also, a newspaper comes to MaxDot to interview Goodwin.

4 Inner Boss Bitch

10/10/22

Having spurned her family when she quit MaxDot, Christina turns to Abishola when she’s fired from Toesey Woesies. Also, Bob and Uncle Tunde go fishing.

5 Kicked Outta the Dele Club

10/17/22

Bob lets Dele get a new haircut and finds himself caught between an irate Abishola and a surprisingly stubborn Dele. Also, Dottie runs into difficulties with the MaxDot board of directors.

6 Two Rusty Tractors

10/24/22

Abishola is thrilled when Bob gets back to work and goes on an impromptu road trip with Goodwin.

7 Your Father's Kingdom

11/14/22

Abishola turns to Gloria and Kemi when Bob mortgages their home to pay for a new factory space. Also, Kemi worries that she and Chukwuemeka are losing their spark.

8 Estée Lauder and Goat Meat

11/21/22

Bob enlists Tunde’s help to renovate the factory. Also, Abishola tries to cheer up Ebunoluwa with a party after she receives bad news from Nigeria.

9 Idle Nigerians

12/5/22

Abishola’s visit to the sock factory during a nurse’s strike puts extra pressure on Bob to make the factory successful.

10 An Afro and a Peugeot

1/16/23

Bob and Abishola are at odds over whether Dele is ready to get behind the wheel and decide to take matters into their own hands. Also, Christina offers Douglas some work advice only to watch him claim her ideas as his own.

11 Twerk O'Clock

1/23/23

When Bob alerts MaxDot’s longtime friend and sock manufacturer that he will no longer need their services, Dottie steps in to try to salvage their relationship. Also, Abishola tries to manage her discomfort while attending a drag brunch with Olu and Morenike.

12 My Successful Lawyer Son

2/6/23

As Bob gears up for delivery day at the new sock factory, he struggles to put his foot down with his opinionated family. Also, Abishola gets a taste of Kemi’s new personality when her successful lawyer son comes to visit.

13 Happy People Are Lazy

2/13/23

Abishola decides to postpone taking the Medical College Admission Test, surprising everyone (including herself). Also, Christina grapples with taking a job opportunity that could mean the end for Kofo and MaxDot.

14 Put that Toe on Ice

2/27/23

Bob and Abishola attempt to find time together amidst their busy schedules. Also, Goodwin’s leadership tactics push Kofo over the edge.

15 Every Character is The Villain

3/13/23

Bob makes things worse after interfering in Goodwin and Kofo’s ongoing spat. Also, Abishola puts her pride on the line when she realizes she’s been an inattentive friend to Kemi.

16 Mmm, Fresh Baked Sock!

3/20/23

Abishola must reconcile a decade-old wound when she’s forced to attend the funeral of an unlikable aunt. Also, Bob struggles at the factory with the first batch of socks before receiving support from an unlikely source.

17 I'll Never Play Banjo Again

4/10/23

A conflicted Abishola pushes against her Nigerian roots when she opens up about her past to Dele. Also, Bob attempts to bridge an emotional gap with Douglas.

18 A Hundred CCs of Handsome

4/17/23

When Abishola learns that Bob talked Chukwuemeka into proposing to Kemi, she takes it upon herself to try to fix the situation. Also, Kofo permanently alters his relationship with Goodwin when he considers signing a lease in Olu and Tunde’s apartment buildin

19 Keep That Under Your Gele

5/1/23

When Bob asks for space from his ever-present mother, Dottie doesn’t take it well. Also, Kofo attempts to enjoy the luxuries of living alone but his new landlord, Tunde, overstays his welcome.

20 The Genius Who Fell Out of My Womb

5/8/23

Bob is thrilled to share a day at his alma mater with Abishola and Dele, but his university doesn’t meet Abishola’s Ivy League standards.

21 Take Two Yellows and Go to Bed

5/15/23

Bob’s grand opening party for the sock factory is upstaged by a fight between Abishola and her sister-in-law.

22 Uncharted Waters of Mediocrity

5/22/23

Doubts begin to creep in as Abishola awaits her acceptance letter to the medical school of her dreams in Baltimore. Also, Bob battles his subconscious when he realizes he doesn’t want to leave Detroit.

About this show

BOB ABISHOLA is a love story about a middle-aged businessman who falls for his Nigerian cardiac nurse and sets his sights on winning her over. Bob runs his family’s highly competitive sock business and is the breadwinner for his family –– including mother Dottie, sister Christina, & younger brother Douglas. When the stress of the job lands him in the hospital, Bob meets Abishola, his kind, no-nonsense Nigerian nurse. At first, there’s a tremendous gulf between them. Now, all Bob needs to do is convince her to give him a chance – which will take some doing since they couldn’t be more different. After coming to America to find a better life for her and her son, Dele, Abishola lives in a small apartment with her super-protective relatives, Auntie Ola and Uncle Tunde. Undaunted by Abishola’s lack of initial interest or the difference between them, Bob is determined to win the woman’s heart that makes his own skip a beat.

Ratings and reviews

4.5

58 reviews

Ms Lavender

October 13, 2020

It only took 1 episode to turn me off on this abomination. In the beginning, I had high expectations for this series. But, after the first episode with its anti African American utterance from said Nigerian American lead, had me on rewind to make sure I heard correctly. Apparently, this show works to push the divide between Africans and AfrAm. The sad part, some Africans unwittingly believe and push this lie about AfrAm. As for B♥️A, the jokes are stale and the show is an unfunny hot mess.

11 people found this review helpful

Andi Laboy

September 10, 2021

I always liked the lead actor from Mike and Molley time frame and of course the cast of African Actors and comedians (using some traditional language), how can you not LOVE this show...this show is completely AWESOME!! Of course having a African woman and a Caucasian man who is American may have been dicey for our divided, ethnocentric America; but, I think you all pulled it off!! If you are not judging and just enjoying two people and there differences come together and show some different cultural values and comedy, then like me you will really love this program!! I love it and can't wait for season three!!!

Ken R

December 22, 2019

Surprisingly good! Typical “by the book” comedy with some pretty funny dialogue. The three women sitting at the cafeteria table talking is well done. Don’t know how Lorre got this idea or how he got it on the air. Don’t know how long they can drag the plot out, but so far, it’s light and funny to watch.

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