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Rudy, rebelling against being treated as a child, sneaks out to an over-16 dance club.
Rudy, rebelling against being treated as a child, sneaks out to an over-16 dance club.
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S8, EP7 "The Iceman Bricketh"Russell and Carrie scrutinize Vanessa's fiancé, Dabnis, who is busy helping Cliff install a refrigerator.
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S8, EP5 "Warning: A Double-Lit Candle Can Cause a Meltdown"Rudy, rebelling against being treated as a child, sneaks out to an over-16 dance club.
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S8, EP9 "For Men Only"Cliff's lecture at the community center is met with skepticism, so he decides to have a group discussion instead.
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S8, EP11 "Two Is a Crowd"Breaking up is the activity of the day, as Rudy splits from Stanley (Merlin Santana) and Vanessa leaves Dabnis (William Thomas Jr.).
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S8, EP16 "Eat, Drink and Be Wary"Rudy and Pam (Erika Alexander) take advantage of Cliff's being left in charge of the refrigerator while Clair is away.
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S8, EP8 "Olivia's Field Trip"Cliff and his neighbor chaperon Olivia's kindergarten class field trip; Theo's fundraising T-shirts are unusual.
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S8, EP6 "It's Apparent to Everyone"Two households under one roof are more than the Huxtables and Sondra and Elvin (Geoffrey Owens) can bear.
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S8, EP4 "Pam Applies to College"Pam's hopes to attend the same college as Charmaine are dashed; Olivia prepares for "show and tell."
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