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Dee Dee rekindles an old flame; Spencer tries to convince a musician (Billy Dee Williams) to sign a contract with Delicious Records.
Dee Dee rekindles an old flame; Spencer tries to convince a musician (Billy Dee Williams) to sign a contract with Delicious Records.
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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, 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, EP14 "The Big Love Is Here, and Now You're Gone Episode"Camille contemplates leaving Spencer after returning from a trip to her London home; Mona needs Dee Dee to help Spencer.
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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, EP22 "The Big Fetish What You Started Episode"Dee Dee rekindles an old flame; Spencer tries to convince a musician (Billy Dee Williams) to sign a contract with Delicious Records.
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S2, EP20 "The Big Employee Benefits Episode"Dee Dee dresses provocatively for an interview at a law firm with her potential new boss, Darrell Washington (Giancarlo Esposito).
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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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