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It's Lily's birthday, and Sean and Claudia throw her a party at The Red Boot Pub; Lily decides to go all the way with Dean on her sixteenth birthday.
It's Lily's birthday, and Sean and Claudia throw her a party at The Red Boot Pub; Lily decides to go all the way with Dean on her sixteenth birthday.
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S3, EP10 "Claudia in Disguise (With Glasses)"Claudia decides to wear glasses after losing her contacts, but Sean thinks they're ugly and hides them.
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S3, EP11 "Tonight's the Night"It's Lily's birthday, and Sean and Claudia throw her a party at The Red Boot Pub; Lily decides to go all the way with Dean on her sixteenth birthday.
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S3, EP13 "Part Time Lover"Eddie discovers his new girlfriend is cheating on him with another man; Lily and Jimmy find a love interest for their grandfather on the internet.
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S4, EP1 "Your Father Should Know"Sean tries to control his temper after finding out Lily and Brad slept together; Jimmy and Henry learn a lesson in respecting people's property.
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S5, EP13 "Hello, Goodbye"Lily's elaborate graduation prank is spoiled when Claudia goes into labor, forcing her and Sean to leave the ceremony early.
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S5, EP12 "Crazy"Eddie's crazy ex-girlfriend makes money selling nude photos of Eddie.
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S5, EP11 "The Letter(s)"Sean is furious after getting letters from the Home Owner's Association telling him to clean up his house, but Claudia is thrilled with the positive changes to the neighborhood.
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S5, EP10 "Tom Sawyer"Sean takes a second job to avoid having to help around the house; Claudia tries to convince Arianna (Dana Wheeler-Nicholson) that they are not low-class.
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