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Junior attempts to fool his parents into believing he got an A for his algebra assignment, but the scheme backfires when Janet and Michael treat him like a prodigy.
Junior attempts to fool his parents into believing he got an A for his algebra assignment, but the scheme backfires when Janet and Michael treat him like a prodigy.
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S1, EP5 "Making the Grade"Junior attempts to fool his parents into believing he got an A for his algebra assignment, but the scheme backfires when Janet and Michael treat him like a prodigy.
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S1, EP6 "Working It"Michael hires an attractive tutor in hopes of invoking Junior's passion for math.
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S1, EP7 "Snapping and Sniffing"Michael advises Jr. to fight his school bully with words instead of fists; Michael feels Jay is neglecting the family.
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S1, EP8 "He Said, She Said"Michael and Jay get a lesson in listening when they try to remember what they asked each other to do.
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