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Professor Oglevee's 12-year-old nephew (guest star Christopher Massey) gets a crush on Nikki; Kim pawns her cousin (guest star Cherie Johnson) off on Stevie.
Professor Oglevee's 12-year-old nephew (guest star Christopher Massey) gets a crush on Nikki; Kim pawns her cousin (guest star Cherie Johnson) off on Stevie.
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S4, EP10 "Sign of the Shaq"After the professor's autographed Shaquille O'Neal jersey is accidentally destroyed, Nikki and Andell go undercover to get a replacement.
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S4, EP11 "Lights, Camera, Action"Caterer Nikki confronts a soap opera star (Jasmine Guy) and lands a role on the show; Kim is hired as an extra but refuses to take her place in the background.
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S3, EP18 "The Crush"Professor Oglevee's 12-year-old nephew (guest star Christopher Massey) gets a crush on Nikki; Kim pawns her cousin (guest star Cherie Johnson) off on Stevie.
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S3, EP22 "Teach Me Tonight"Professor Oglevee turns to Nikki for comfort following a career setback.
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S4, EP9 "Road Trip"Kim and her friends break down en route to Las Vegas, and they fall victim to a price-gouging businessman who owns everything in town.
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S4, EP8 "It's Gary Coleman"Nikki becomes Gary Coleman's manager and plans to jump-start his career by producing a cable-access show.
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S4, EP7 "Kim's 21st Birthday"Nikki and Andell try to fulfill Kim's birthday wish to meet R&B singer Tweet (guest starring as herself).
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S4, EP6 "And the Winner Is ..."Kim parts company with her friends to secretly audition as a solo act for a television show; Nikki and the professor share joint custody of a television.
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