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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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S1, EP21 "Cheryl's Day Off"Jim misplaces the children while out with Andy; Cheryl decides to enjoy the day by going to a movie with Dana.
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S1, EP22 "No Surprises"After finding out about the surprise party Jim was planning for her, Cheryl tries to throw a surprise party for him, but he's too busy to show up because he's bowling with Chicago Bears football star Brian Urlacher.
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S2, EP1 "The Importance of Being Jim"Cheryl hides the digital camera after Jim deliberately deletes a photograph she urged him to save.
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S2, EP2 "Cars and Chicks"When Cheryl helps Dana buy a new car that turns out to be a lemon, Jim is determined to straighten things out at the dealership.
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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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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, EP7 "Period Peace"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, EP6 "Ruby's First Date"Jim asks Dana for help while Cheryl is away; Jim and Dana follow Ruby on her date with an older boy.
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