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Bachelor roommates experience relationship problems; with Rob Schneider; Ron Eldard; Justine Bateman.
Bachelor roommates experience relationship problems; with Rob Schneider; Ron Eldard; Justine Bateman.
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Men Behaving Badly
S1, EP2 "Temptation"Kevin makes a discovery about Sarah's past; Jamie injures his neck.
Men Behaving Badly
S1, EP3 "The Bed"Kevin and Sarah (Ron Eldard, Justine Bateman) disagree over replacing his bed.
Men Behaving Badly
S1, EP4 "Hot Parkas"Jamie's photo of a man committing suicide gets him in trouble with the police.
Men Behaving Badly
S1, EP5 "Getting the Bugs Out"Sarah shares quarters with the guys when her apartment is fumigated.
Men Behaving Badly
S2, EP13 "Carpe Dino"Jamie gets a job teaching at a posh boy's school and learns the ways of Dean Martin; Steve and Katie lose a game of charades to Steve's old roommate, but Steve demands a rematch substituting Katie with Brenda.
Men Behaving Badly
S2, EP12 "Welcome to JamieCo"Steve gets Jamie a temp job; Katie and Brenda plot to meet the apartment's super.
Men Behaving Badly
S2, EP10 "The Truth About Cats and Ducks"Jamie must redeem himself in Brenda's eyes after he accidentally kills a duck.
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