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Toni finds herself in the middle of a fight between her visiting mother and Todd; William gets his first kiss.
Toni finds herself in the middle of a fight between her visiting mother and Todd; William gets his first kiss.
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S4, EP16 "On the Couch"Toni finds herself in the middle of a fight between her visiting mother and Todd; William gets his first kiss.
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S4, EP17 "Love, Peace and Hair Grease"Joan confides in her boss, only to worry that she has put her career in jeopardy; Maya writes a passionate essay that fails to impress her teacher but inspires her friends.
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S4, EP18 "Wieners and Losers"At her new job selling hot dogs, Joan meets her match in her new obsessive compulsive manager; the girlfriends hide William's favorite pen, driving him mad.
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S3, EP10 "A Little Romance"Toni thinks she might have genuine feelings for Dr. Garrett. John Salley guest stars.
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S4, EP15 "Good Catch or Bad Hop?"Maya enjoys dating a professional athlete until she discovers he's seeing other women; Lynn baby-sits while the single mothers in her documentary go to a job fair.
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S4, EP14 "Leggo My Ego"Toni decides to start therapy after meeting her idol, supermodel Beverly Johnson; Joan organizes an auction to benefit the homeless.
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S4, EP13 "A Comedy of Eros"Toni tries to keep Joan from spending St. Valentine's Day alone; Joan gets reacquainted with her ex-boyfriend; William gets Lynn to spy on Donna.
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S4, EP12 "Prophet and Loss"A street oracle (Richard Kind) leads Joan to question her relationship with Brock and William to seek out a potential love interest.
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