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Carl invites Harriette to join his poker game; Eddie convinces Steve to fill in for him at work and comes to regret it.
Carl invites Harriette to join his poker game; Eddie convinces Steve to fill in for him at work and comes to regret it.
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S1, EP5 "Straight A's"Eddie's surprise straight-A report card thrills Carl and Harriette.
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S1, EP8 "Mr. Badwrench"Carl and Eddie attempt to install a new shower for Grandma Winslow.
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S1, EP7 "Body Damage"Rachel and Harriette wreck Carl's vintage patrol car and must fix the car before Carl notices.
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S1, EP9 "Stake-Out"Harriette gets jealous when Carl goes on a lengthy stakeout with a policewoman.
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S9, EP3 "Dumb Belle of the Ball"Eddie feels obliged to escort Myrtle to the ball after she saves his life.
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S9, EP2 "They Shoot Ducks, Don't They?"Urkel tags along when Carl goes duck hunting with his boss; Laura loses her mother's earrings.
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S9, EP1 "Out With the Old"Steve gets a make-over in preparation for Laura's sorority auction; Carl is threatened by Harriette's promotion.
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