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After installing an intercom in preparation for Naomi's new baby, the family begins using it to eavesdrop on each other.
After installing an intercom in preparation for Naomi's new baby, the family begins using it to eavesdrop on each other.
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Mama's Family
S6, EP6 "Mama Fights Back"After calling into a radio show for advice about a broken blender and subsequently causing an uproar after they are unable to help her, Mama is offered a radio show as a consumer advocate by the station manager.
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S6, EP7 "A Blast From the Past"Mama gets an invitation to her 50th high school reunion, which she has no plans on attending; she later reveals the reason why she doesn't want to attend.
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S6, EP8 "Psychic Pheno-Mama"Vint and Naomi return home after meeting a physic, Madam Rita, telling the whole family about her; but Mama has her suspicions, figuring out that Rita could get most of her information from the beauty shop where she works.
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S6, EP9 "Take My Mama, Please!"While comedian Shecky Lewis is on stage performing at the Bigger Jigger, Mama heckles him; the comedian challenges her to perform at Open Mike Night on Monday.
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S3, EP17 "Birthright"Vint is certain he was adopted when he discovers some disturbing information on his birth certificate.
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S3, EP16 "Have It Mama's Way"Bubba and Mama apply for the same job at a local fast-food stand.
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