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Nikki and Veronica join forces to break up professor Oglevee and his new girlfriend, who is bisexual.
Nikki and Veronica join forces to break up professor Oglevee and his new girlfriend, who is bisexual.
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S2, EP3 "The Oddest Couple"Veronica's sudden engagement plunges professor Oglevee into a zombielike depression that Nikki exploits by moving into his apartment.
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S2, EP5 "J.C. Bowl"Despite her best efforts, Nikki jeopardizes professor Oglevee's chances at winning the Junior College Bowl.
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S2, EP6 "Whassup With Heyyy?"Inspired by the entrepreneurial "Whassup Guys," T, Nikki and Kim decide to sell T-shirts but land in court.
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S2, EP2 "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do"Newlyweds Kim and Jerel make plans to move to Paris; professor Oglevee goes to great lengths to make Veronica jealous.
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