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Betty's friends almost have a falling out just as they're planning to get married.
Betty's friends almost have a falling out just as they're planning to get married.
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S1, EP9 "Second Honeymoon"Jim and Margaret plan to get away from the children for a second honeymoon.
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S1, EP10 "Typical Father"Jim's over-reactive imagination takes control of his actions when he fears his daughter is about to elope.
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S1, EP11 "Margaret Goes Dancing"Jim and Margaret go their separate ways when Margaret signs up for dancing lessons.
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S6, EP32 "Betty's Graduation"Jim recounts to Kathy how Betty once had to face graduating from high school.
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S6, EP31 "Not His Type"Betty's friends almost have a falling out just as they're planning to get married.
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S6, EP30 "Bud Lives It Up"Bud tries to impress a girl in Chicago with money he does not have.
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S6, EP29 "Betty's Career Problem"Betty finds that she is competing with the same young man for several positions.
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