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Thinking she is ready to settle down with Jevon, Joan decides to break it off with Derek and Kurtis; Toni ends up in the slammer.
Thinking she is ready to settle down with Jevon, Joan decides to break it off with Derek and Kurtis; Toni ends up in the slammer.
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S6, EP12 "The Music in Me"After she and Jennifer end their codependent friendship, the girlfriends try to get Lynn back on her feet by helping her rediscover her passion for music.
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S6, EP11 "All God's Children"Todd offers Toni full custody of Morgan on the condition that she is raised in the Jewish faith.
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S6, EP14 "Work in Progress"After Darnell realizes that Maya is the main breadwinner of the family, Joan and Lynn convince him to quit his job and pursue his dream of joining a race car pit crew.
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S6, EP13 "The It Girl"Joan worries that the reason she landed the cover of a trendy magazine is because she slept with the reporter (Wayne Brady).
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S7, EP16 "What Had Happened Was ..."After Aaron and Joan run into one of his ex-girlfriends, they decide to discuss their past relationships; Darnell helps William cope after losing Monica.
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S7, EP15 "Willie He or Won't He III: This Time It's Personal"Monica wonders if she should end her marriage to William when he reveals doubts about marrying her; Maya discovers that Darnell knew about William's doubts.
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S7, EP14 "Time to Man Up"Maya suspects that her new neighbor abuses his wife; Joan discovers that her new boyfriend does not believe in celebrating Valentine's Day.
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S7, EP13 "Hot for Preacher"Lynn has qualms about dating an attractive guy (Kadeem Hardison) she met while singing at a club when she discovers he is a Baptist minister.
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