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Flex unknowingly flirts with one of Breanna's classmates; Breanna tries to impress the members of a social club.
Flex unknowingly flirts with one of Breanna's classmates; Breanna tries to impress the members of a social club.
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S3, EP9 "Tears of a Clown"The station hires a sexy sidekick (Jenny McCarthy) to boost Flex's ratings, but she steals his limelight; Duane's estranged father (Smokey Robinson) needs his son's kidney.
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S3, EP10 "Spy Games"Flex falls for a sexy sports columnist (Robin Givens), but Breanna discovers the woman is using her son (Romeo) as a spy to steal stories from her father.
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S4, EP14 "Lock Blockin'"Hoping to jar Flex out of his depression, Duane surprises him with an opportunity to sing with his favorite group, New Edition.
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S3, EP11 "It's a Miserable Life"Breanna's Christmas palls when her mother (Tichina Arnold) comes home announcing she is pregnant; Flex rushes the divorce papers through and agrees to let his ex get married in his house on the holiday.
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S4, EP13 "Goodbye, Mr. Chips"Flex faces off with his nemesis, Kevin Frazier, during the annual celebrity poker tournament. Guest stars Claudia Jordan, John Salley.
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S4, EP12 "Shock Jock"Flex makes some chauvinistic comments on "Flex Files" that wind up jeopardizing Breanna's chance to get college scholarships.
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S4, EP11 "Mojo No Mo"Flex and Diane wind up without dates for New Year's Eve, so they try to win dates at a charity auction.
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