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Finch gets help to prove he's straight when he finds out that his father (Brian Dennehy) thinks he's gay.
Finch gets help to prove he's straight when he finds out that his father (Brian Dennehy) thinks he's gay.
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S2, EP13 "Pass the Salt"Finch gets help to prove he's straight when he finds out that his father (Brian Dennehy) thinks he's gay.
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S2, EP14 "The Walk"Jack loses his temper for no apparent reason at a staff meeting and refuses to talk about it; Finch tries to seduce Courtney.
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S2, EP15 "Nina in the Cantina"Maya's interview with a British rock star (Michael Des Barres)triggers a flood of memories for Nina of the affair she had with him 25 years ago.
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S2, EP16 "College or Collagen"Maya and Nina compete to influence a college intern (Ali Larter) with interests in both modeling and journalism.
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