Ep 9. Sugar Daddy

In the ninth episode of season four of Black-ish, titled "Sugar Daddy," Dre finds himself in a difficult situation when Bow asks him to help her find a missing package for her work. Meanwhile, Junior becomes Bow's assistant to earn some extra cash, but gets way more than he bargained for when he gets caught up in Bow's office politics.

The episode opens with Dre coming home and finding Bow anxiously waiting for him. She tells him that she desperately needs his help to find a missing package for her job, and Dre reluctantly agrees to help her out. Meanwhile, Junior is struggling to make ends meet and decides to become Bow's assistant to earn some extra money.

Junior quickly realizes that he's in over his head when he gets caught up in Bow's office politics. He becomes embroiled in a heated dispute between Bow and her co-worker, Pamela, who is vying for a promotion. Pamela gets Junior on her side by offering him extra cash, but Junior soon realizes that he's been played when he discovers that Pamela has been taking credit for his work.

Back at home, Dre is dealing with his own problems when he realizes that the missing package is actually a large amount of money that Bow's company owes to a client. He frantically searches for the package with the help of his co-workers, Charlie and Curtis, and eventually tracks it down to a shady looking guy who claims to be a "sugar daddy" for Bow's co-worker, Daphne.

As Dre tries to negotiate with the sugar daddy to get the package back, Junior shows up with Pamela and demands to confront Bow about her behavior. In the chaos that ensues, Dre ends up giving the sugar daddy the money in exchange for the package, but not before he tries to hit on Dre.

In the end, Bow and Junior both learn valuable lessons about money and power. Bow realizes that her actions have consequences, both for herself and for those around her, while Junior learns that sometimes it's not worth compromising your values for a quick buck. The episode ends with the family gathered around the dinner table, happy to be together and grateful for what they have.

Overall, "Sugar Daddy" is a hilarious and entertaining episode of Black-ish that explores the themes of greed, power, and family values. The show continues to be a standout in the world of sitcoms, thanks to its sharp writing, talented cast, and ability to tackle complex topics with humor and heart.