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Dee Dee draws the wrong conclusion when Mona refuses to divulge details of an embarrassing erotic dream.
Dee Dee draws the wrong conclusion when Mona refuses to divulge details of an embarrassing erotic dream.
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S1, EP21 "The Big Much I Do About Nothing Episode"Spencer comes to a realization when he pretends to be Mona's boyfriend; Dee Dee decides to break up with hers.
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S1, EP20 "The Big "I Have a Dream" Episode"Dee Dee draws the wrong conclusion when Mona refuses to divulge details of an embarrassing erotic dream.
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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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S2, EP23 "The Big Rules of Engagement Episode"Mona discovers that Nick's parents (Meredith Baxter and Martin Mull) made racist comments about interracial relationships; Phyllis fears her relationships may be jinxed.
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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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