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Flex becomes frustrated when his co-star gets preferential treatment, so he hires a high-powered agent to get him what he believes he deserves.
Flex becomes frustrated when his co-star gets preferential treatment, so he hires a high-powered agent to get him what he believes he deserves.
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S4, EP16 "Contract High"Flex becomes frustrated when his co-star gets preferential treatment, so he hires a high-powered agent to get him what he believes he deserves.
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S4, EP19 "Glug, Glug"When her boyfriend cancels their date on graduation night, Spirit becomes depressed and tries to drink away her sorrow.
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S5, EP7 "Who's the Boss?"When Breanna begins to work at the coffee shop with Arnaz, she is promoted and becomes his boss, much to Arnaz' chagrin.
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S5, EP8 "Venice Boulevard of Broken Dreams"Breanna gets a part as an extra in a film, then the director (Kadeem Hardison) offers it to Arnaz instead.
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S5, EP6 "Where's My Yemmy?"During a Halloween costume party, Arnaz mistakenly kisses another girl who is dressed in the same costume as Breanna.
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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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