Johnson Season 3
Life-long best friends, all with the same last name of Johnson navigates love, friendship, heartbreak and personal growth together.
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Johnson Season 3 Full Episode Guide
Greg signs up with Big Brother Big Sister to mentor a young teen. Jarvis and Freddie Sr. bond over a street card game. The fellas decide that Omar needs an intervention.
Greg impresses Chef Williams with his newfound passion for the culinary arts. Omar visits Naomi at her job unannounced. Keith receives an unexpected letter while Jarvis gets caught in the middle of a family confrontation.
Jarvis hangs out with his new family and realizes how much they don't have in common. Keith challenges Alan Garrett at the city council meeting while Omar's relationship with Eugene is tested after an encounter with a patron turns violent.
Jarvis surprises the fellas with a token of appreciation for their friendship. Love is in the air as Booker and Sherrie go on a date while Keith takes his disapproval of their relationship too far.
Omar's first attempt at yoga doesn't go so well. Keith shows Jackee the contents of her father's developed photos.
Keith and Booker try to come to an understanding. Omar reconnects with Naomi. Greg enlists the fellas' help on a plan to get Reggie out of his house for good.
Greg makes himself a little too comfortable during date night at Jarvis' house; Jarvis confronts his parents about his past; Omar's late-night meeting with Bianca comes to an unexpected end.
Omar witnesses Naomi out with another man; Greg sets a bad first impression when he meets with Chef Williams; Keith meets Jackee's parents for the first time.
Omar, Greg, Keith and Jarvis attend the Annual Quintessential Gentleman's mixer. Keith ruins the vibe when he confronts his local councilman over his rising rent.
Omar learns some shocking information about Bianca. Greg gets out hustled by an unwanted house guest. Keith notices his neighborhood is changing and blames his local councilman while Jarvis visits the man who claims to be his father.
