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Eric's comely cousin visits, triggering competition for attention among the boys; Red gets Kitty a pet.
Eric's comely cousin visits, triggering competition for attention among the boys; Red gets Kitty a pet.
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S4, EP12 "An Eric Forman Christmas"Eric agrees to direct the church's Christmas pageant, and the casting of his friends leads to disagreements over the interpretation.
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