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We join our men once again in the suburbs. JT is focused on rebuilding his family home, Mark is paying for his mistake, and Colby finds himself doing his best to be a good friend to Andre. And viewers also meets Miles who defines the definition of being a friendly neighbor.

It’s time to travel back to 2014 to the other side of the suburbs to meet – Kyle. It’s summer in the suburbs and while his classmates like Colby and Andre are graduating, Kyle is trying to get his final credits. Will Kyle overcome this challenge or will he find a more devilish route to success?

Mark is serving time - or is he? We return to the suburbs to see what our men have been up to. JT makes a new commitment to his family and we catch up with Kyle in his uncle. And Andre...he needs a friend - fast.

James has questions that Mark needs to answer - that doesn't mean he'll be getting any. And Colby's day in the suburbs is interrupted by a call from Andre in Orlando. JT continues to struggle to try to get thoughts like Colby off his mind. And Jackson - well - is Jackson a peeper?

Like many, JT is chained to his life of lies and he's finally ready to break them but not if his mind can ease him back into the closet. While Mark's roommate does his best to get him to open up. Andre is doing his best to open to Colby as he arrives to Orlando but is mostly treated to his stand-up routine.

What is Love? Colby has his own definition. He does his best to show Andre how much he loves him and cares - but is this simply all about Colby as always? And Mark's sleep is interrupted as he receives some surprising wisdom from his tipsy roommate.

A late night call between Jackson and Miles reveals so much about their lives and the suburbs that we have come to know. JT finally attempts to get to the truth and get Colby out of his head. And here lies Andre - as Colby delivers a heartwarming eulogy to his friend.

Things get really honest in the finale - and don't forget Mexico. It's time for the dynamics of the suburbs to change as we learn so much more truth about the men we have grown to know.