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Claudia is upset when she learns Sean gambled the money for the baby's crib and used his winnings to buy a new TV.
Claudia is upset when she learns Sean gambled the money for the baby's crib and used his winnings to buy a new TV.
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S5, EP2 "Man, I Feel Like a Woman"Lily and Brad try to remain friends, until Lily accepts a date with another boy and Brad hits on his new neighbor.
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S5, EP3 "One Is the Loneliest Number"Sean finds fault with Faye; Lily's attempt to make Brad jealous backfires; Claudia is upset that Sean told everyone she is pregnant.
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S5, EP4 "Day Tripper"Lily, jealous of Brad's new girlfriend, sees to it that she does not become the first girl on the high-school football team.
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S5, EP5 "You Better You Bet"Claudia is upset when she learns Sean gambled the money for the baby's crib and used his winnings to buy a new TV.
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S5, EP1 "The Policy of Truth"After admitting he hooked up with his space-camp buddy, Lana (Mila Kunis), Brad begs for forgiveness from Lily until he learns of her infidelity.
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