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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.
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.
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S3, EP12 "Saving Sergeant Tompkins"Bernie realizes he may have been too truthful when telling Jordan about his father; he amends the truth to make Jordan think well of his father.
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S3, EP13 "It's Mac-ademic"Bernie volunteers as a teacher's helper to assess the teaching methods used at Bryana's school; Wanda is at wits' end trying to reason with Vanessa and Jordan.
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S3, EP14 "The Getaway"The family goes to San Diego for a relaxing vacation; Bernie, unable to relax, goes to Las Vegas for some gambling and debauchery.
The Bernie Mac Show
S3, EP15 "Easy Rider"A motorcycle accident changes Bernie's perspective about protecting the kids; Jordan is caught trying to sell Bernie's girlie magazines to other boys at school.
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S5, EP7 "For Whom the Belt Tolls"Wanda learns about Bernie's secret discipline-keeping device; its power corrupts her.
The Bernie Mac Show
S5, EP6 "Night of Terror"While baby-sitting Bryana, Jordan watches a horror movie and scares himself into believing that zombies are trying to kill him and Bryana.
The Bernie Mac Show
S5, EP5 "Car Wars"Curtis offers to help fix Vanessa's new car, but Bernie thinks he has an ulterior motive.
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S5, EP4 "The Big Payback"When Bernie gives Vanessa money for school clothes, she decides to spend it all on an expensive pair of shoes.
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