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Mona goes on a date with a journalist, who puts her disparaging remarks about a recording artist into a magazine article.
Mona goes on a date with a journalist, who puts her disparaging remarks about a recording artist into a magazine article.
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S2, EP10 "The Big Bitter Baby Shower Episode"Dee Dee betrays Mona's confidence at a baby shower; Big Dee Dee attacks a guest who rubs her belly too often; Spencer gets a metrosexual makeover.
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S2, EP11 "The Big How the Ex Stole Christmas Episode"Dee Dee's ex-boyfriend announces that he is getting married during the family holiday dinner; Phyllis dates a shopping-mall Santa.
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S2, EP12 "The Big Double Date With My Mate Episode"When Mona gets set up on a date with Camille's best friend Carlo, she is taken by his charm and good looks until he admits he's actually in love with Camille.
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S2, EP13 "The Big You're Not the Boss of Me Episode"Mona and Spencer fret when a new boss (MC Lyte) begins downsizing Delicious Records; Dee Dee thinks of names for her unborn brother.
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S2, EP9 "The Big College Admission Episode"Spencer's cousin regales the staff at Delicious Records with an embarrassing story about Mona and Spencer.
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S2, EP7 "The Big Foot in My Mouth Episode"Mona discovers a potential new talent (Tamyra Gray); Dee Dee thinks she has found the perfect man (Kiko Ellsworth).
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S2, EP6 "The Big Butting In Episode"When Mona encourages her mother to start dating again, Phyllis joins her daughter's social circle; Dee Dee helps her father evict a tenant.
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S2, EP5 "The Big No-Substitutions, Please Episode"Dee Dee jealously anticipates sharing the spotlight with a new baby.
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