Ep 3. The Fourth Hour

Kenan Thompson stars in the NBC comedy series Kenan, which follows a widowed father who's juggling balancing his professional and personal life. In episode three of season one, titled "The Fourth Hour," Kenan is excited about a potential new job opportunity.

The episode begins with Kenan receiving a call from his agent about a new job offer, which he has been eagerly waiting for. The offer is for a hosting job on a new fourth-hour talk show. Excited about the possibility and the paycheck, Kenan agrees to the job without taking the time to read the full job description.

As he shares the news of his new job with his family and colleagues, he begins to notice that everyone has their own opinions about the decision he's made. His co-anchor, Mika (played by Kimrie Lewis), is supportive but also shows some signs of jealousy. His executive producer, Gary (played by Chris Redd), is excited because this new show could be a game-changer for their network. Kenan's brother, Gary (played by Don Johnson), is skeptical about the job and worries that Kenan is taking on too much. Kenan's father-in-law Rick (played by Jencarlos Canela) is not impressed by the news and thinks he should've waited for a better opportunity.

As Kenan prepares for the new job, he starts to feel the pressure of balancing his new hosting duties with his responsibilities as a father. He worries about missing important moments in his daughters' lives and admits to turning down a job offer before because it was too demanding and wouldn't allow him to spend enough time with his family.

Meanwhile, Kenan's daughter Aubrey (played by Dani Lockett) struggles with her own problems at school. She has been singled out as the only student still using a paper planner, which makes her stand out in an unwelcome way. She's offered a new multiple note-taking device by her father but struggles to adjust to the new technology.

As the day of his big debut on the fourth-hour talk show arrives, Kenan becomes more anxious about his new job. When he arrives at the studio, he finds himself in an unexpected situation that puts everything into perspective.

"The Fourth Hour" is an episode that highlights the struggles of juggling work and family life. It also touches on the pressures that come with success and the importance of finding balance. The episode showcases the dynamic between the characters and provides an insight into their personal lives. Overall, "The Fourth Hour" is a relatable and thought-provoking episode of Kenan.