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Dee Dee's Thanksgiving dinner leads to high drama as an unexpected guest and a confession take center stage.
Dee Dee's Thanksgiving dinner leads to high drama as an unexpected guest and a confession take center stage.
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S1, EP15 "The Big Phat Mouth Episode"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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S3, EP16 "The Big FastTrack Episode"Mona panics when her boss tells her she must work with Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis to pick the winner from among the five finalists.
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S3, EP17 "The Big Undercover Lover Episode"When Mona finds out that Dee Dee has reunited with her ex-boyfriend (Yancey Arias), she is disappointed that Dee Dee did not trust her enough to tell her.
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S3, EP18 "The Big Doormat No More Episode"When Dee Dee turns down Mona's request for a favor, Mona regrets telling her not to let people take advantage of her.
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S3, EP21 "The Big Thorne in My Side Episode"When Phyllis gets into trouble with her Homeowner's Association, Dee Dee defends her, but winds up causing more trouble.
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S3, EP20 "The Big Mothers for Others Episode"When Big Dee Dee crashes Phyllis' charity telethon meeting, Phyllis loses it and tells everyone that Big Dee Dee was pregnant before she married Charles.
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S3, EP19 "The Big Who's Wooing Who? Episode"When Mona is offered a different job at another record label, she must decide whether to stay or move on.
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S3, EP18 "The Big Doormat No More Episode"When Dee Dee turns down Mona's request for a favor, Mona regrets telling her not to let people take advantage of her.
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