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J.J. resorts to crime in an effort to get his family out of the ghetto.
J.J. resorts to crime in an effort to get his family out of the ghetto.
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S4, EP7 "J.J.'s New Career"J.J. resorts to crime in an effort to get his family out of the ghetto.
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S4, EP8 "J.J.'s New Career"Florida has only one choice of action when she discovers what J.J. is doing for money.
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S4, EP10 "Rich Is Better Than Poor ... Maybe"After J.J. wins the lottery, he is faced with two gun-toting members of a girls' gang.
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S4, EP5 "Michael's Great Romance"J.J. tries to lend a helping hand when Michael experiences his first great romance.
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S4, EP4 "Michael the Warlord"Michael is pressured into becoming a member of a street gang that is terrorizing the neighborhood.
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S4, EP3 "J.J. and the Older Woman"Thelma's favorite teacher falls first for J.J.'s paintings and then for J.J.
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S4, EP2 "The Big Move"Florida's attitude toward James' death causes dissension in an already saddened household.
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S4, EP1 "The Big Move"As the Evanses prepare to join James in Mississippi, a damper is thrown on everything.
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