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Lynn's boyfriend faces a tough decision when he finds himself at odds with the members of the church; Joan pressures Aaron into buying a house.
Lynn's boyfriend faces a tough decision when he finds himself at odds with the members of the church; Joan pressures Aaron into buying a house.
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S8, EP11 "Adapt to Adopt"Maya and Darnell romanticize the idea of adopting, until they attend a neighborhood group for people who have adopted children and are offered a baby girl.
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S8, EP12 "What's Black A-Lackin'?"Lynn gets upset that her record label is pushing back the release date of her album; Monica decides she does not want to know the sex of her baby, but William accidentally text messages the information to her phone.
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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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S8, EP9 "R-E-S-P-E-C-T, Find Out What It Means to William"William considers leaving the firm when he starts to feel that he is not respected; a neighbor approaches Maya to write a column for the neighborhood newsletter.
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S8, EP8 "Save the Last Dance"Joan, Maya and William try to fit in with the young crowd when they join Lynn for a night on the town at a new club.
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S8, EP7 "Snap Back"Maya jokes that Monica's baby is hers; Darnell learns that Maya is taking pills to cope with the loss of her baby; Lynn and Joan attend an Erykah Badu concert.
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S8, EP6 "Spree to Be Free"Joan decides retail therapy will help Maya recover from the loss of her baby; William does not respond well when Monica gives him news.
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