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Nikki thinks her boss is a mobster; Kim pretends to have multiple personalities in order to appear on MTV's "True Life."
Nikki thinks her boss is a mobster; Kim pretends to have multiple personalities in order to appear on MTV's "True Life."
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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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S2, EP4 "Reunited"While a quarreling Nikki and Kim try to live together, the two must band together to foil a robbery attempt.
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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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S3, EP10 "Family Ties & Lies"Nikki discovers a startling secret when she and relatives participate on new game show.
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S3, EP9 "The Altos"Nikki thinks her boss is a mobster; Kim pretends to have multiple personalities in order to appear on MTV's "True Life."
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S3, EP8 "Take the Cookies and Run"Nikki enlists girls to peddle her cookies in exchange for concert tickets; rapper Lil' Kim hosts karaoke night.
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S3, EP7 "Mummy's the Word"Nikki must stop the immortal Cleopatra from stealing professor Oglevee's soul; Stevie and T throw a Halloween party to raise money for a local charity, but Kim thinks the party is for her birthday.
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