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Bernie learns the kids are staying long-term and sets ground rules.
Bernie learns the kids are staying long-term and sets ground rules.
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S2, EP7 "Tryptophan-tasy"Gluttonous Bernie has a fever dream after devouring his own personal turkey.
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S2, EP8 "The United Front"Bernie and Wanda strive to present a united front when disciplining the children; Wanda becomes unhappy with this strategy because she's accustomed to playing the good cop.
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S2, EP9 "The Sweet Life"Bernie circumvents his low-cholesterol diet by sneaking over to a neighbor's (guest star Don Rickles) place.
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S2, EP10 "Sin Cup"Bernie and Wanda worry about Jordan's religious faith after he defaces a picture of Jesus.
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S2, EP6 "Bernie Mac Dance Party"Vanessa fails to invite Bernie to a father-daughter dance, and it drives him crazy.
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S2, EP5 "Welcome to the Jungle"Jordan brings home a snake named Reggie, and sister Bryanna demands a pet, too.
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S2, EP4 "Mac Local 137"The kids go on strike for wages after Bernie tries to make them clean up their mess, so he hires neighborhood kids as scabs.
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S2, EP3 "Carfool"Car-pool complications wreck Bernie; a boy in the car pool starts blackmailing Jordan to be his friend.
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