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Joan decides retail therapy will help Maya recover from the loss of her baby; William does not respond well when Monica gives him news.
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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S8, EP5 "Good Grief"Maya accuses Darnell of blaming her for the miscarriage; Monica and William prepare for their first dinner party; Joan talks Lynn into opening a bank account.
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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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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, 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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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.
Girlfriends
S8, EP5 "Good Grief"Maya accuses Darnell of blaming her for the miscarriage; Monica and William prepare for their first dinner party; Joan talks Lynn into opening a bank account.
Girlfriends
S8, EP4 "Losing It"Maya experiences writer's block and cannot complete her third book, then learns that her pregnancy is at risk; Joan has a hard time renting her apartment.
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S8, EP3 "Where Did Lynn-digo?"Lynn finds herself with conflicting performance engagements; Joan hears strange noises.
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