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Khadijah dreams she is in a '60s music group called the Flavorettes with Overton as their producer.
Khadijah dreams she is in a '60s music group called the Flavorettes with Overton as their producer.
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S1, EP20 "Hot Fun in the Wintertime"Synclaire must decide who to take along on a Bahamas vacation for two.
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S1, EP21 "Friends Like These"A friend from Khadijah's college days visits and takes advantage of her success.
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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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S4, EP17 "Playing House"Kyle and Maxine take off for some privacy; Synclaire and Overton decide to live together for the weekend.
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S4, EP15 "Back in the Day"Award-winner Khadijah recalls events and friendships that led to her success.
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S4, EP14 "The Clown That Roared"Synclaire gets a job as a clown on a children's cable program but soon has problems with the show's star.
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S4, EP13 "Mother Inferior"Regine's mother dates a debonair gentleman; Synclaire avoids Overton's new car.
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S4, EP12 "Doctor in the House"Khadijah and her new beau attend a holiday event with the snobbish medical elite.
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