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LT accuses Claire of racism after she withholds important information; Dinah's new boyfriend is shocking.
LT accuses Claire of racism after she withholds important information; Dinah's new boyfriend is shocking.
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S3, EP16 "Pursuit of Happiness"Josh angers Claire when he spends a night baby-sitting Bobbie's sick son instead of studying for an exam; Margot is hit by a car.
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S3, EP17 "What's in a Word?"Nathaniel overhears one of LT's friends use a profane word and begins to use it casually until he offends a classmate and learns its true meaning.
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S3, EP18 "A Day in the Life"LT tries to protect a friend from a gang's retaliation for the murder of a rival member; Russell fills in for a security guard at the high school.
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S3, EP19 "Leaving the Life"Russell and LT try to help a young woman leave a gang before she and her family are killed; Dinah introduces Margot to a man.
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S3, EP15 "In the Money"Russell offends a wealthy volunteer at the center who accuses him of being jealous of her affluence; Dinah is pressured to spend the night with her boyfriend.
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S3, EP14 "Undercover"LT accuses Claire of racism after she withholds important information; Dinah's new boyfriend is shocking.
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