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Kim and Nikki (Countess Vaughn, Mo'Nique) become rivals when they both run for student body president. Guest star: Tavis Smiley.
Kim and Nikki (Countess Vaughn, Mo'Nique) become rivals when they both run for student body president. Guest star: Tavis Smiley.
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S2, EP9 "Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow"Kim portrays Nikki and professor Oglevee as rival hair-care barons in a story lifted from the TV show "Dallas."
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S2, EP10 "Turkey Day Blues"Kim, Nikki and professor Oglevee (Countess Vaughn, Mo'Nique, Dorien Wilson) end up at a homeless shelter on Thanksgiving.
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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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S5, EP10 "Cheaters Never Prosper"Nikki faces off against a pretty student who flirts with the professor for special treatment; Kim and the others volunteer to live in cramped quarters for $5,000.
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S5, EP9 "Foul Ball"Kim, Stevie and Nikki recruit Olympic softball player Jennie Finch to help them win the annual game, forcing the guys to bring on MLB player Eric Davis as a ringer.
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S5, EP8 "I Never Rapped for My Father"T must decide between his band Freestyle Unity and his father's aspirations to start a new band.
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S5, EP7 "Kimmie Has Two Moms"Kim and Nikki win a guest appearance on their favorite daytime talk show; the Professor agrees to help T charm a beautiful woman (guest star Vivica A. Fox).
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