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Martin (Martin Lawrence) questions his true feelings after dreaming about his attraction to his longtime enemy, Pam (Tichina Arnold); with Tisha Campbell.
Martin (Martin Lawrence) questions his true feelings after dreaming about his attraction to his longtime enemy, Pam (Tichina Arnold); with Tisha Campbell.
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S2, EP26 "Hoedown in Motown"When Stan (Garrett Morris) gets in trouble with the IRS, he sells WZUP to a country-western station and skips town; with Martin Lawrence.
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S2, EP13 "Thanks for Nothing"Arguments nearly spoil the holiday when Martin and Gina invite their relatives to a Thanksgiving feast.
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S3, EP11 "Feast or Famine"The men decide they are better cooks than Gina and Pam, creating a Thanksgiving battle of the sexes.
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S1, EP15 "I Saw Gina Kissing Santa Claus"Martin reluctantly agrees to play Santa for Tommy's "Big Brother" program.
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S2, EP25 "No Love Lost"Rap artist Snoop Doggy Dogg and football player Randall Cunningham show up at Pam's engagement party for Martin and Gina.
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S2, EP24 "Crunchy Drawers"Martin (Martin Lawrence) questions his true feelings after dreaming about his attraction to his longtime enemy, Pam (Tichina Arnold); with Tisha Campbell.
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S2, EP23 "I Don't Have a Heart"Martin (Martin Lawrence) loses his chance at fame when Gina (Tisha Campbell) persuades Pam (Tichina Arnold) to call off a hasty engagement. Guest star: Steven Williams.
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S2, EP22 "Yours, Mine and Ours"When Martin and Gina combine checking accounts to prepare for the future, he spends the money on a big-screen TV.
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