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A con artist convinces Ted to lend his name to a broadcasting school.
A con artist convinces Ted to lend his name to a broadcasting school.
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S5, EP23 "Ted Baxter's Famous Broadcaster's School"A con artist convinces Ted to lend his name to a broadcasting school.
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S5, EP24 "Anybody Who Hates Kids and Dogs"Mary is in a predicament when she realizes she can't stand the son of the man she has been dating.
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S5, EP22 "You Can't Lose 'Em All"Lou is terrified at the thought of making the acceptance speech for an award he has won.
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S5, EP21 "You Try to Be a Nice Guy"Mary tries to help a girl she met in a jail cell "go straight."
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S5, EP20 "Marriage Minneapolis Style"Inspired by Murray's 20th anniversary party, Ted pops the question to Georgette.
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