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Bernie realizes his punishment system is no longer effective, so he puts the kids into a total lockdown.
Bernie realizes his punishment system is no longer effective, so he puts the kids into a total lockdown.
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S5, EP9 "Prison Break"Bernie realizes his punishment system is no longer effective, so he puts the kids into a total lockdown.
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S5, EP10 "Some Church Bull"In an effort to bring family members closer, Wanda insists they participate in the annual parish retreat.
The Bernie Mac Show
S5, EP11 "Sorely Missed"When Bernie and Wanda find themselves spending all of their time with the kids, Bernie decides they need some time alone.
The Bernie Mac Show
S5, EP12 "Fumes of Détente"Wanda invites Tasha, Vanessa's best friend from Chicago, to stay with them; Bernie is worried he will have another difficult teen in his house.
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S5, EP8 "Pop Pop Goes the Weasel"When Bryana's father, Bryan, visits, he threatens Bernie's relationship with Jordan and undermines Bernie's barbecuing techniques.
The Bernie Mac Show
S5, EP7 "For Whom the Belt Tolls"Wanda learns about Bernie's secret discipline-keeping device; its power corrupts her.
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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.
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