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Pining for some time away from fans and a tabloid reporter, Sammy Davis Jr. uses Louise as a last line of defense.
Pining for some time away from fans and a tabloid reporter, Sammy Davis Jr. uses Louise as a last line of defense.
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S9, EP5 "Charlie's Angels"After rejecting an offer to invest in Charlie's bar, George comes up with an idea that turns the business into gold.
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S10, EP12 "Getting Back to Basiks"George's better side comes through after Louise makes an attempt to help an illiterate artist.
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S10, EP11 "What Makes Sammy Run?"Pining for some time away from fans and a tabloid reporter, Sammy Davis Jr. uses Louise as a last line of defense.
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