black-ish season 3 episode 24 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Dre and Bow decide to host a co-ed baby shower, inspired by friends. Amid preparations, Bow suffers from preeclampsia, leading to an emergency C-section. Despite Dre's initial fear and hesitation, he confronts his responsibilities, visiting their prematurely born son, DeVonté, in the NICU. The family comes together, expressing their love and support through gifts and a letter to DeVonté. Ultimately, they celebrate his arrival with joy and music, marking a moment of growth and unity.
Full Episode S03E24 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What traditional view does Dre initially have about baby showers?
Dre believes baby showers are traditionally for women only.
Who inspires Dre and Bow to consider a co-ed baby shower?
Leslie and John's decision to have a co-ed baby shower inspires Dre and Bow.
What does Bow request for the baby shower?
Bow requests a low-key baby shower due to her discomfort from pregnancy.
What is Ruby's opinion on baby showers and baby products?
Ruby considers baby showers and products like car seats and baby-food makers a scam.
What gift ideas do the kids consider for the new baby?
The kids consider writing a letter, knitting something, and being a strong male role model as gifts.
What game does Dre plan for the baby shower?
Dre plans a game called "Name That Candy Diaper" for the shower.
What medical issue does Bow face?
Bow suffers from preeclampsia, a pregnancy complication involving high blood pressure.
What emergency procedure is performed due to Bow's condition?
An emergency C-section is performed due to Bow's preeclampsia.
How does Dre react to the news of the emergency C-section?
Dre is overwhelmed and scared, fearing for Bow's life.
What is the baby's name and condition after birth?
The baby, named DeVonté, is born prematurely and taken to the NICU.
How do the children express their support for DeVonté?
The children write a letter expressing their love and anticipation for DeVonté.
What does Dre realize about his role as a father?
Dre realizes the importance of being present and supportive for his son DeVonté.
How does the family eventually celebrate DeVonté's birth?
The family celebrates DeVonté's birth with music and joy, turning the situation into a celebration.
