All Of Us, is one from Will Smith, so it's gotta be good. It's taken some ideas from his own life with wife Jada Pinkett Smith. As you'd expect there's a lot of laughs with Will behind it.

Robert James (Duane Martin), is an entertainment reporter for an LA television station, and he's in a spaghetti of romantic and parental entanglements. He just got divorced from the self-absorbed Neesee, the mother of their five-year-old son, Bobby Jr., he is madly in love with his fiancée, Tia, a funny, clever kindergarten teacher who helped him get over the break-up of his first marriage. Robert and Tia are the new generation. They refuse to buy into the old stereotype that being divorced means you can't get along with the ex. So Robert graciously and humorously works to maintain the peace, however uneasy, between his ex-wife and soon-to-be new bride. Like that's gonna work..

Providing friendship and varying degrees of support and advice to the couple is Dirk (Tony Rock), Robert's best friend and producer, who lives the Hollywood single life, and Tia's best friend and fellow teacher Jonelle (Terri J. Vaughn).

Can Robert do the best for everyone? That's one hell of a balancing act to pull off.