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Martin and Nicole realize that they are both still in love with their former lovers; they break up and Martin gets advice from guest star Billy Williams to get Gina back.
Martin and Nicole realize that they are both still in love with their former lovers; they break up and Martin gets advice from guest star Billy Williams to get Gina back.
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S1, EP17 "Blackboard Jungle Fever"When Martin returns to his elementary school to participate in Career Day, he meets up with his old third-grade teacher who starts making the moves on him.
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S1, EP18 "The Break-Up"Martin becomes dramatically depressed when a minor quarrel with Gina escalates into a breakup.
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S1, EP19 "The Break-Up"With Martin and Gina now broken up, Pam sets Gina up with her minister cousin; Martin meets a woman at a nightclub.
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S1, EP20 "The Break-Up"Martin and Nicole realize that they are both still in love with their former lovers; they break up and Martin gets advice from guest star Billy Williams to get Gina back.
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S4, EP13 "Swing Thing"While attending a Christmas party at the invitation of Gina's client, Martin and Tommy learn the guests are swapping partners.
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S4, EP12 "Headin' for Trouble"Gina's (Tisha Campbell) new bed becomes uncomfortable when her head gets stuck in the headboard; with Martin Lawrence.
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S4, EP11 "Three Homies and a Baby"With a little help from his friends, Cole and Tommy (Carl Payne, Tommy Ford), Martin (Martin Lawrence) baby-sits a newborn.
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S4, EP10 "Housekeeper From Hell"Martin and Gina (Martin Lawrence, Tisha Campbell) finally agree on a housekeeper (Marla Gibbs) but soon regret their choice.
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