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The Neighborhood Season 4 Episode 2: Release Date and Watch Online

The Neighborhood Season 4 Episode 2 is scheduled to release on September 27, 2021. Viewers are excited about the new episodes.

The Neighborhood is an American sitcom television series created by Jim Reynolds. It features Beth Behrs, Marcel Spears, Max Greenfield, Tichina Arnold, Sheaun McKinney, Cedric Antonio Kyles, and Hank Greenspan. It is distributed by CBS Media Ventures. The first season of the series premiered on October 1, 2018, on CBS. It was renewed for a fourth season which premiered on September 20, 2021.

About The Neighborhood

Dave is the friendliest guy in the Midwest. When Dave’s wife Gemma gets a job as a school principal in L.A., they move to Los Angeles with their young son, Grover. Their new neighborhood is different from their small town. Their next-door neighbor Calvin is wary about the newcomers, and he thinks that Johnsons will disrupt their culture. However his wife Tina and their younger son, Marty think that Johnsons could be good neighbors. Their older, unemployed son Malcolm thinks that Dave is someone, who could understand him.

In the beginning, Calvin is opinioned about Dave but over time, he gets familiar with Dave as they learn about each other’s culture. Despite of being a comedy series, it highlights real issues. Dave never noticed the privileges he has as a white man. After getting familiar with his new neighborhood, he understands the racial biases in society.

The Neighborhood Season 4 Episode 2 Release Date

It is scheduled to release on September 27, 2021, on CBS. The episode is named “Welcome to the Intervention”. In the previous episode, Dave discovered that he and Calvin are just not neighbors, they are related to each other and Tina helped Gemma to overcome her morning sickness. To find out what happens next keep watching The Neighborhood Season 4.

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The Neighborhood Season 4 Episode 2

Where to Watch Online

You can watch it online on the CBS website, CBS app, Amazon Instant Video, Google Play and Vudu.

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