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Miss Swain (Kim Fields) discovers Arnaz living at the school, and he reluctantly turns to his estranged father (Tim Meadows) for help.
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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S3, EP2 "Stepmom Misstep"Natalie invites Breanna and Sicily on her romantic weekend with Flex; Duane plans to impress his long-lost father by persuading Candy and Arnaz to pose as his wife and child.
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S3, EP3 "Creepin'"Flex and Breanna swear off dating and decide to spend time together; Duane helps Candy earn credit for her marketing class by starting a speed-dating service.
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S1, EP6 "Let's Wait Awhile"Flex finds condoms in Breanna's room while she's away on a school ski trip and rushes to the resort to put a stop to her plans.
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S1, EP7 "Playing Possum"Breanna gets a crush on a handsome football player and goes out for the cheerleading squad; Duane drafts Flex as a spokesman for his used car lot.
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S5, EP5 "Study Buddy"When Breanna and D-Mack start spending a lot of time studying together, Arnaz becomes jealous and decides to put a stop to it.
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S5, EP4 "Static Clingy"When the guys and the gals separately decide to spend time together, both groups wind up at the same club where Breanna catches Arnaz chatting with another woman.
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S5, EP3 "House Dad"Breanna finds it aggravating that Flex befriends her roommates, who make him their new housefather.
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S5, EP2 "Money's Tight and So Are My Abs"Breanna finds out that the half-naked singing musician on the Venice boardwalk is her boyfriend Arnaz.
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