Get the Pampers ready, y’all. There’s about to be a poo-poo party up in here. Big news on Run’s House: After a visit from their adoption lawyer Ina, Rev and Justine get the word that they’re getting a 1-month-old baby girl. House meeting time! The kids are excited, almost as much as Run (who earlier in the episode, was babbling on like a madman whey they first heard the news). Vanessa’s especially excited to buy her “little fur coats and stuff.” Please don’t tell me they actually make fur coats for 1-month-olds.

It’s a good thing there’ll be a new girlie coming into the house, though, because it sounds like two others are on their way out. Vanessa’s soap opera character is about to leave Springfield (wait, is she on Guiding Light or The Simpsons?), and Angela wanted to be in L.A. yesterday. They ask Rev to score them some plane tickets, and his hesitation to do so barely masks the fact that he doesn’t want to lose them.

Jojo, meanwhile, is back at Latchkey Records with Team Blackout. They shrug off a list of potential producers for their first single because they want a big-name producer. You know, Timbaland, Pharell, Dr Dre. Hey, maybe all three can collaborate and give them a track. In a hilarious brother-on-brother chat with Run, Uncle Russell goes from saying success is being spiritually enlightened to recalling a time he got off a plane in Amsterdam and asked for cocaine and #%$@& (I’m curious to know what the #%$@& was). Jojo of course turns to Rev for help (so much for making it on his own), who at first laughs off their request, especially when delivered by Blackout member Zach, then obliges and sets them up with veteran beatsmith Rockwilder (personally I was hoping to see Rick Rubin up in the Simmons house). But Rockwilder is a stud, so expect a Team Blackout single to come. In fact, MTV even ran a commercial touting them during the show. And dudes at Latchkey weren’t kidding: Their budget is low.