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Jim reads Ruby and Gracie's diaries to find out why they can't seem to stop fighting, and realizes that his daughters need some delicate motherly advice.
Jim reads Ruby and Gracie's diaries to find out why they can't seem to stop fighting, and realizes that his daughters need some delicate motherly advice.
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S7, EP8 "The Rendezvous"Jim and Cheryl attempt to plan for some romantic time alone, but when the kids demand all of her attention, Jim plans to meet Cheryl for a tryst in the airport lounge.
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S7, EP9 "Goodwill Hunting"While Cheryl is still in Florida, Jim donates all the kids' old furniture and clothes to charity to clear the garage for a cigar lounge; Cheryl calls Jim with a special announcement.
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S2, EP21 "Bo Diddley"Jim must decide between helping Cheryl through surgery or meeting his hero, Bo Diddley.
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S2, EP22 "Deal With the Devlins"Jim and Cheryl's new friends turn out to be obnoxious, but they benefit from the relationship.
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S8, EP8 "The Yoga Bear"Jim joins Cheryl's yoga class after getting jealous of her male instructor.
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S8, EP7 "The Ego Boost"When Jim runs into an ex-girlfriend (Constance Marie), he becomes convinced she wants to rekindle their romance.
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S8, EP6 "Cabin Boys"Andy and Jim plan a retreat at Andy's fiancée's cabin in the woods.
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S8, EP5 "Two for the Money"Jim tries to earn money for Christmas gifts for his kids by landing the twins in a movie role opposite Steve Guttenberg.
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