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Professor Oglevee's smart, successful brother comes for a visit; Kim writes a column for the school newspaper.
Professor Oglevee's smart, successful brother comes for a visit; Kim writes a column for the school newspaper.
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S3, EP21 "It's Showtime"Magic Johnson (guest starring as himself) hires Nikki to be the manager for his movie theater; professor Oglevee escorts an actress to a movie premiere unaware that Nikki is working at the theater.
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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, EP16 "Somebody's Watching You"Nikki thinks she witnesses a murder while spying on the professor's neighbors. Kel Mitchell guest stars.
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S4, EP17 "A Sterling Relationship"Professor Oglevee's smart, successful brother comes for a visit; Kim writes a column for the school newspaper.
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