Ep 18. Sit In (a.k.a. Dawgburger Rebellion)

Smart Guy season 2 episode 18, Sit In (a.k.a. Dawgburger Rebellion), follows the misadventures of the Henderson family as they take on a fast-food corporation that's trying to put their favorite restaurant out of business.

The episode kicks off with TJ (Tahj Mowry) and Marcus (Jason Weaver) getting fired up about the news that their favorite burger joint, "Dawgburger," is going to be shut down by its corporate parent company. The boys immediately decide to stage a sit-in protest at the restaurant in an effort to save it from being closed.

Meanwhile, TJ's older brother, Mo (Omar Gooding), is more concerned with impressing his new girlfriend, Dana (Jasmine Guy), than with the fate of a burger joint. Mo tries to convince TJ to give up on the protest and focus on helping him show off his "bling-bling" car to Dana. But TJ won't be deterred, and he sets out to rally the community to support their cause.

As the protest heats up, tensions start to rise. The Hendersons clash with the corporate executives who have come to town to oversee the closing of Dawgburger. But the family remains determined to save the restaurant, and TJ hatches a plan to get the attention of the media and the public.

With the help of his siblings and friends, TJ stages a publicity stunt that captures the attention of the local news. The stunt gets the public fired up about the cause, and soon the protesters are joined by a crowd of local residents who want to save Dawgburger.

The episode ends on a triumphant note, as the protesters successfully negotiate a deal to keep Dawgburger open and running. The Hendersons are hailed as local heroes, and TJ is praised for his leadership and ingenuity in spearheading the protest.

Overall, Smart Guy season 2 episode 18 is a fun and entertaining episode that showcases the Henderson siblings' resourcefulness and determination in the face of adversity. The episode's themes of community activism and standing up for what's right make it a great choice for viewers of all ages.