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When Flex goes to therapy for his father/daughter issues, he realizes that his behavior must change in order to make things work between him and Breanna.
When Flex goes to therapy for his father/daughter issues, he realizes that his behavior must change in order to make things work between him and Breanna.
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S1, EP20 "Fatal Attractions"When Breanna is the one ruled to be a school "hottie," Spirit changes her image in order to get more attention from the boys.
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S1, EP21 "Misery"Flex rediscovers why he didn't want to commit to a relationship with his ex-girlfriend Tonya.
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S1, EP22 "He Got Game ... Again"A celebrity basketball game for charity provides Flex with the opportunity to try out for the L.A. Clippers.
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S2, EP1 "I Believe I Can Fly"Flex debates moving to Los Angeles to play in the NBA or staying in Baltimore with his daughter; Arnaz tries to make Breanna jealous by flirting with another girl.
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S4, EP7 "You Don't Have to Go Home ..."Miss Swain (Kim Fields) discovers Arnaz living at the school, and he reluctantly turns to his estranged father (Tim Meadows) for help.
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S4, EP6 "Manic Monday"Flex and Breanna fall under a mysterious spell that causes them to switch bodies, forcing them to see each other's point of view.
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S4, EP5 "Rock the Vote"Breanna and her friends stage a protest when they learn a mayoral candidate wants to close their school.
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S4, EP4 "Dirty Laundry"When Flex goes to therapy for his father/daughter issues, he realizes that his behavior must change in order to make things work between him and Breanna.
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