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Mona discovers that Nick's parents (Meredith Baxter and Martin Mull) made racist comments about interracial relationships; Phyllis fears her relationships may be jinxed.
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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S1, EP18 "The Big Sexy Shame Episode"Mona dates a sexy model but is embarrassed by his lack of intelligence; Tyrese performs at the Lush Lounge.
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S1, EP19 "The Big Falling For It Episode"Dee Dee fakes a serious injury after Mona accidentally hurts her in self-defense class. Chris Judd guest stars.
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S3, EP10 "The Big Parent Trap Episode"Dee Dee musters up the courage to introduce Carter (guest star Yancy Arias) to Big Dee Dee and Charles.
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S3, EP11 "The Big Home Is Where the Car Is Episode"When Mona learns that her new boyfriend is living out of his luxury car, she finds it hard to continue their relationship.
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S3, EP9 "The Big Thanks for Nothing Episode"Dee Dee's Thanksgiving dinner leads to high drama as an unexpected guest and a confession take center stage.
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S3, EP8 "The Big My Life and Kids Episode"Dee Dee believes she has found the perfect man in Carter (Yancy Arias), until she discovers he is divorced and has two children.
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S3, EP7 "The Big Don't Go Chasing Waterfalls Episode"Spencer must control a rebellious performer (guest star Ginuwine) in order to prove he is executive material.
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S3, EP6 "The Big Not-So-Loyal Family Episode"Mona tries to ease tension created by her friendship with Dee Dee's nemesis, Stephanie, by inviting them both out to a restaurant.
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