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Mona's remarks in a magazine ruin her reputation in the industry, and she must plead her case to get her job back.
Mona's remarks in a magazine ruin her reputation in the industry, and she must plead her case to get her job back.
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S2, EP24 "The Big Lover My Brother Episode"While attempting to help Mona get over her recent heartbreak, Dee Dee unintentionally drives her into Spencer's arms; Phyllis brings her new boyfriend (Louis Gossett Jr.) to a family dinner.
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S3, EP1 "The Big My Little Pony Episode"Mona buys a horse on the Internet after learning about Dee Dee's, but she believes she has been cheated when the horse trainer (Rupert Boneham) arrives.
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S2, EP21 "The Big Mother's Day Rides Again Episode"Dee Dee and Mona compete to see who can give the best gift on Mother's Day, but they wind up tarnishing the day with their materialism.
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S2, EP19 "The Big Practice What You Preach Episode"Phyllis uses her womanly arts to compete with another parishioner for the heart of a handsome pastor (guest star Clifton Davis).
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S2, EP18 "The Big Good Help Is Hard to Fire Episode"Mona discovers the down side of her vice presidential position when she has to fire her friend Adam; Big Dee Dee and Dee Dee fantasize about the attractive new male nanny, Amani. Guest star MC Lyte.
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