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Nikki imagines herself a sheriff facing down an outlaw known as the Professor in a musical Western.
Nikki imagines herself a sheriff facing down an outlaw known as the Professor in a musical Western.
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S5, EP2 "Squatter's Rights"When the tax man takes away the Professor's inheritance and his old apartment has been occupied, Nikki offers him her home; Andell convinces Nikki that the Professor will not marry her if she continues to let him freeload.
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S5, EP3 "A Plot With a View"Nikki buys a burial plot for herself and the Professor; Stevie and T hire a new singer for the band in order to replace Kim.
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S5, EP4 "Mama, I'm Baaack!"Kim returns from Harvard to find that Nikki has rented out her room; T convinces the professor to join a pyramid scheme.
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S4, EP23 "The Good, the Bad and the Funny"Nikki imagines herself a sheriff facing down an outlaw known as the Professor in a musical Western.
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S5, EP1 "'Til Death Do Us Part, and Make It Soon"Nikki sneaks aboard the professor's yacht and discovers that his wife is plotting to murder him.
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