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Jim tells Ruby's teacher that his wife is illiterate in order to lighten his daughter's homework load.
Jim tells Ruby's teacher that his wife is illiterate in order to lighten his daughter's homework load.
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S3, EP6 "ABC's & 123's"Jim tells Ruby's teacher that his wife is illiterate in order to lighten his daughter's homework load.
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S3, EP10 "Paintball"After Cheryl's cooking class choice proves to be a disaster, Jim gets to pick paintball as the next couple's activity.
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S3, EP12 "Rules of Engagement"Cheryl caters to Jim's every whim to make up for a fight he does not remember from the night before.
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S6, EP10 "Separate Ways"Dana and baby Tanner stay with Jim and Cheryl for a night, but the baby's crying makes it impossible for Jim to sleep.
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S6, EP9 "Dino-Mite"Dana and Cheryl hesitantly entrust Ryan and Jim to watch the kids and baby Tanner while they have a girls night out.
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S6, EP8 "Deliverance"While Dana is in premature labor, Ryan is in a war-torn country, delivering a celebrity's baby.
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S6, EP7 "Cheryl Gone Wild"Jim, Ryan and Andy learn that Cheryl and Dana have appeared in a "Chicks Gone Wild" video.
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S6, EP6 "All the Rage"Raging Jim accidentally backs into a police car while chasing a guy and chooses anger-management classes instead of paying the fine.
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