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Bernie's sister, Benita, announces her plans to elope in Las Vegas; Wanda offers her the Mac residence as a wedding site.
Bernie's sister, Benita, announces her plans to elope in Las Vegas; Wanda offers her the Mac residence as a wedding site.
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S4, EP14 "The Big Picture"Jordan's prank anonymous phone calls have surprising consequences.
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S4, EP15 "The Music Mac"When Vanessa surprises everyone with her musical talent, Isaac Hayes offers Bernie advice on how to nurture it.
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S4, EP16 "Walk Like a Man"Bernie sees children walking to school on their own and decides it is time for Jordan to do the same, despite Wanda's objections.
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S5, EP2 "Wrestling With a Sticky Situation"When Jordan joins the wrestling team, he overeats and finds himself in a weight class in which he is outmatched.
The Bernie Mac Show
S4, EP13 "I Don't Wanna Be a Playa No More"When Jordan develops a crush on a girl at school, Bernie takes it upon himself to teach Jordan how to be a "player" and get the girl.
The Bernie Mac Show
S4, EP12 "You Got Served"Bernie is sued for being a negligent parent after a birthday bash for Bryana results in broken bones.
The Bernie Mac Show
S4, EP11 "You Don't Know Squad"Vanessa tries to increase her chances of being accepted into a college by joining the drill team, which pleases Bernie until he sees one of the squad's provocative routines.
The Bernie Mac Show
S4, EP10 "Manchild in Vanessa Land"Bernie learns Vanessa has a boyfriend, Rahim, who is 18 years old; when he discovers that the teen has a child, he hits the ceiling.
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