Bob Hearts Abishola: Get Scoop on Last Two Episodes — Including a Massive Time Jump in Series Finale
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Big things are happening in the lead-up to Bob Hearts Abishola’s series finale.
Monday’s episode — the third-to-last for the CBS comedy — saw Dele’s Juilliard dreams dashed before a new path emerged for Abishola’s son. While in New York for the aspiring dancer’s audition, Abishola reconnected with her brother, working-class musician Ade (played by Bel-Air’s Jimmy Akingbola), and ascertained that Dele didn’t need a Juilliard education to make it in the arts; he just needed a degree from SUNY Purchase.
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On the heels of Dele’s impressive audition, Abishola drifted off to sleep and dreamt of a future where her son was a big success on Broadway, complete with a song-and-dance number in her honor! Watch (or rewatch) the musical sequence above, then keep scrolling for additional intel on Bob Hearts Abishola’s last two episodes.
Just one episode remains before Bob Hearts Abishola’s May 6 sendoff. Airing Monday, April 29 (CBS, 8:30/7:30c), the penultimate installment sees Bob and Abishola plan a trip to Las Vegas for Kemi’s wedding to Chukwuemeka. Meanwhile, to the surprise of no one, Kemi and Chukwuemeka get into an argument over his mother.
Bob Hearts Abishola will conclude its five-season run on Monday, May 6 (at 8:30 pm) with a half-hour episode titled “Find Your Bench.” It will pick up seven years later — and a lot has changed for Bob, Abishola, and their friends and family. For starters, it looks like Abishola’s a doctor now! We will see our central couple “reflect on how far they’ve come, and consider what’s most important to them, as they head into the future,” according to the official synopsis.
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