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Nikki feels compelled to come clean about a secret, putting her nuptials to the professor in peril; Kim and her boyfriend learn a lesson in honesty.
Nikki feels compelled to come clean about a secret, putting her nuptials to the professor in peril; Kim and her boyfriend learn a lesson in honesty.
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S4, EP2 "She's Hysterical"Nikki feels compelled to come clean about a secret, putting her nuptials to the professor in peril; Kim and her boyfriend learn a lesson in honesty.
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S4, EP3 "High Heels and Videotapes"Nikki catches the school's dean in a compromising position; Kim prepares dinner for her boyfriend's parents.
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S2, EP19 "In Sickness and in Health"Nikki impersonates a doctor in order to be with a hospitalized Oglevee; Kim, Stevie and T's video airs on MTV.
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S2, EP18 "Kim Who?"When Kim (Countess Vaughn) loses her memory, Nikki (Mo'Nique) and the others gather around to help her remember her life.
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S4, EP1 "The Mourning After"After a night of drowning his sorrows over losing his job, Professor Oglevee wakes up uncertain of what he and Nikki did the night before.
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