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Khadijah and Max prepare a bash for Synclaire at Madonna's penthouse; Kyle's brother visits and upsets Overton.
Khadijah and Max prepare a bash for Synclaire at Madonna's penthouse; Kyle's brother visits and upsets Overton.
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S4, EP20 "Living Single Undercover"Khadijah helps Max expose a scandal at City Hall; Jim Brown helps explain a franchise move to Overton.
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S4, EP21 "One Degree of Separation"Synclaire's and Overton's parents meet for the first time.
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S4, EP22 "Too Good to Screw"Khadijah and Max prepare a bash for Synclaire at Madonna's penthouse; Kyle's brother visits and upsets Overton.
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S4, EP18 "Swing Out Sisters"During a night out on the town, the women meet some interesting characters when they visit a gay bar.
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S4, EP16 "Oh, Solo Mio"Regine goes up against another singer to be the star of the church choir.
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