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Nina feels threatened by her future husband's friendship with the ceremony minister (Amy Yasbeck), prompting Jack and Finch to step in.
Nina feels threatened by her future husband's friendship with the ceremony minister (Amy Yasbeck), prompting Jack and Finch to step in.
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S7, EP19 "The Last Temptation of Elliott"Maya hires a new intern (Richard Kind) who turns out to be a bitter 45-year-old; Jack helps Nina plan her wedding; Finch unleashes his charm on Elliott's Bible study group.
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S7, EP20 "For the Last Time, I Do"Nina feels threatened by her future husband's friendship with the ceremony minister (Amy Yasbeck), prompting Jack and Finch to step in.
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S7, EP22 "Evaluate This"Jack asks his staff to evaluate his work anonymously; Maya's suggestion that Nina walk to where she's going results in a sprained ankle.
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S7, EP23 "The Goodbye Girl"Vicki gets into trouble with Jack when she offers to do haircuts at Blush; Elliott asks Finch to help get his life organized.
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