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Elliott becomes distraught when his grandmother (Patience Cleveland) begins spending more time with Finch than with him.
Elliott becomes distraught when his grandmother (Patience Cleveland) begins spending more time with Finch than with him.
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S6, EP21 "The Bad Grandma"Elliott becomes distraught when his grandmother (Patience Cleveland) begins spending more time with Finch than with him.
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S6, EP22 "The Boys in the Band"When Finch forms a band with Kevin (Brian Posehn) and their friend Gary (Huey Lewis), Nina becomes smitten with Gary and begins interfering with their process.
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S7, EP1 "Guess Who's Coming to Blush"After Jack hires a woman (Rena Sofer) to make changes at Blush, the staff gets her to quit, then tries to woo her back.
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S1, EP5 "In Your Dreams"The new photo Elliott takes for Maya's ID card makes her look so attractive that it results in a saucy dream; Finch becomes the office enforcer.
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