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As law school graduation draws near, Dee Dee feels pressure because she has no job yet; Mona panics when Phyllis finds a fantastic apartment in her neighborhood.
As law school graduation draws near, Dee Dee feels pressure because she has no job yet; Mona panics when Phyllis finds a fantastic apartment in her neighborhood.
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S2, EP2 "The Big Mis-Conception Episode"Big Dee Dee and Dee Dee secretly take pregnancy tests; Mona accepts that Spencer is happy with his new girlfriend (Rowena King).
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S2, EP3 "The Big Keep Your Eyes off My Prize Episode"Phyllis and Big Dee Dee set their daughters up with the same aspiring politician (Anthony Montgomery).
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S2, EP4 "The Big Birth-Quake Episode"An earthquake strikes on Mona's birthday, trapping Dee Dee and her pregnant mother together in the laundry room.
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S2, EP5 "The Big No-Substitutions, Please Episode"Dee Dee jealously anticipates sharing the spotlight with a new baby.
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S3, EP22 "The Big Pomp & Circumstance Episode"As law school graduation draws near, Dee Dee feels pressure because she has no job yet; Mona panics when Phyllis finds a fantastic apartment in her neighborhood.
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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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