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After Jim makes a neighbor cry with a blunt remark at his backyard barbecue, Jim decides to reform and become the model of polite diplomacy.
After Jim makes a neighbor cry with a blunt remark at his backyard barbecue, Jim decides to reform and become the model of polite diplomacy.
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S5, EP18 "Polite Jim"After Jim makes a neighbor cry with a blunt remark at his backyard barbecue, Jim decides to reform and become the model of polite diplomacy.
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S5, EP20 "The Thin Green Line"Cheryl urges Jim to behave on St. Patrick's Day and forgo his annual law-bending "Green Man" routine so she can assure herself an appointment to the church committee.
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S5, EP21 "Jim's Best Friend"Andy starts to play chess with Ryan on a regular basis, and jealous Jim assumes Andy is no longer his best friend.
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S5, EP22 "Belaboring the Point"Jim advises Ryan (Mitch Rouse) on how to deal with fluctuating hormones when he announces that Dana is expecting.
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S8, EP18 "Heaven Opposed to Hell"In the last ever episode, Jim chokes on some food and finds himself on trial in heaven, where Andy represents the defense and Dana the Devil.
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S8, EP17 "Diamonds Are a Ghoul's Best Friend"Jim is haunted by a ghost when he buys Cheryl a diamond necklace that was taken off a dead woman.
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S8, EP15 "King of the Nerds"Jim is frustrated that Kyle seems to like science-fiction better than sports, so he tries to change his son's opinion by going to a convention with him.
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S8, EP14 "Happy Jim"When Jim is prescribed pain pills for a back injury, the family takes advantage of his unusually mellow mood.
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