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Breanna breaks curfew, and Flex decides to teach her a lesson; Duane tries to avoid an angry customer.
Breanna breaks curfew, and Flex decides to teach her a lesson; Duane tries to avoid an angry customer.
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S2, EP7 "Give 'Em an Inch, They'll Throw a Rave"Breanna wants to buy a car and hosts a for-profit rave party, featuring a performance by hip-hop artist Method Man.
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S2, EP8 "A Flahdap by Any Other Name"Breanna dates the son of Flex's rival and sparks a modern feud, in the manner of "Romeo and Juliet."
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S2, EP9 "Crappy Birthday"Breanna lands in Judge Joe Brown's courtroom on her 16th birthday.
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S2, EP10 "Is It Safe?"Flex hires a bodyguard to protect Breanna and himself from a football fan seeking revenge for injuring a star player.
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S2, EP18 "I Know What You Did Last Thursday"Flex considers building a future with Natalie but mistrusts her relationship with her ex-boyfriend (Keith Hamilton Cobb).
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S2, EP17 "Where Everybody Knows Your Name"Flex turns his father's neighborhood barbershop into a lucrative enterprise.
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S2, EP16 "Take This Job and Love It"Breanna lands a job but fails to make a good impression on her boss (David Shatraw).
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S2, EP15 "The Test"Natalie informs Flex that their relationship cannot be consummated until he takes his first HIV test; Spirit attempts to find a date for the Sadie Hawkins Day dance. Singer Mario guest stars and performs.
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