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By exaggerating the importance of her job on a soap opera set, Regine sets Synclaire up for disappointment.
By exaggerating the importance of her job on a soap opera set, Regine sets Synclaire up for disappointment.
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S3, EP12 "The Following Is a Sponsored Program"Synclaire auditions for an infomercial; Overton is unfaithful to Synclaire in his dreams.
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