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Breanna dates the son of Flex's rival and sparks a modern feud, in the manner of "Romeo and Juliet."
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, 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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S5, EP20 "Double Trouble"Breanna changes her rules about bringing dates back to the house; Kevin and Darius arrive in L.A. for business.
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S5, EP21 "I Love L.A."Arnaz is jealous when Breanna uses a boyfriend test to determine whether to date Calvin, until D-Mack's sister (Brandy) returns from Paris.
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S5, EP22 "I Love L.A."Breanna speaks Arnaz's name while kissing Calvin; Arnaz hopes to go away with Michelle; Lisa finds love.
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S5, EP19 "California Girl"Arnaz decides to spend a weekend away with Rachel; Cash and D-Mack pose as innkeepers to lure two Australian women.
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S5, EP18 "The Reel World"Cash gets more than he bargained for when he tries to make a movie based on his roommates' lives.
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S5, EP17 "Recipe for Disaster"Trying to prove that she is over Arnaz, Breanna introduces him to a girl at a party.
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S5, EP16 "Dump Me? Dump You!"Arnaz and Breanna's breakup becomes ugly when their roommates twist the facts and it becomes a fight over who dumped whom.
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