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When Jim gets financially rewarded for doing charity work, Cheryl tells him that he should return the money.
When Jim gets financially rewarded for doing charity work, Cheryl tells him that he should return the money.
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S8, EP16 "I Hate the High Road"When Jim gets financially rewarded for doing charity work, Cheryl tells him that he should return the money.
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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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