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After unwittingly revealing a secret about a bride to her father on her wedding day, Paul badgers Jamie into telling him one of her secrets, and is sorry he did.
After unwittingly revealing a secret about a bride to her father on her wedding day, Paul badgers Jamie into telling him one of her secrets, and is sorry he did.
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S1, EP15 "The Wedding Affair"After unwittingly revealing a secret about a bride to her father on her wedding day, Paul badgers Jamie into telling him one of her secrets, and is sorry he did.
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S1, EP16 "Love Among the Tiles"On Valentine's Day, Paul and Jamie miss a friend's party when they accidentally lock themselves in the bathroom. They spend time giving each other a beauty treatment and eating antacid pills for food.
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S1, EP17 "The Billionaire"Paul is offered a large sum of money to produce a documentary about the life of an eccentric billionaire (Jerry Lewis); Paul hires a new editor/cameraman (Steven Wright) who is anything but energetic.
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S1, EP18 "The Man Who Said Hello"Paul is embarrassed when his father (Louis Zorich) shouts "Hello" to Regis Philbin in public; Regis then asks Paul's star-struck father to appear on his show, and he becomes a public-interest story.
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