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Dan refuses to borrow money from Jackie to cover a loan he made to Arnie (Tom Arnold).
Dan refuses to borrow money from Jackie to cover a loan he made to Arnie (Tom Arnold).
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S1, EP21 "Death and Stuff"The Conners have a corpse in their kitchen, which interferes with Dan's attempts to repair the refrigerator.
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