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Mona and Spencer disagree over how to handle their newest star act; Dee Dee gets an invitation to appear on a sports program.
Mona and Spencer disagree over how to handle their newest star act; Dee Dee gets an invitation to appear on a sports program.
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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, EP15 "The Big I Haven't the Vegas Idea Episode"In Las Vegas, Spencer wakes to find he might have married Dee Dee's shapely friend the previous night.
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S2, EP17 "The Big Type Cast Episode"Dee Dee's date with a tough guy winds up being an adventure she will not forget; Big Dee Dee is left to care for the baby on her own after her attitude drives away the nanny (guest star Daisy Fuentes).
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S2, EP16 "The Big Labor of Love Episode"Dee Dee becomes hysterical when her mother goes into labor, while Mona remains calm; a motivational speaker influences Charles.
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S4, EP14 "The Big My Funny Valentine Episode"Spencer's budding relationship with a rival record executive (Michelle Williams) causes conflict with Mona.
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S4, EP13 "The Big Diva Down Episode"Mona and Spencer disagree over how to handle their newest star act; Dee Dee gets an invitation to appear on a sports program.
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S4, EP12 "The Big Turning Over a New Leaf Episode"Dee Dee struggles with her lack of a personal life when she realizes that everyone else has a partner.
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S4, EP11 "The Big Sweet Smell of Excess Episode"Big Dee Dee decides to boost her spirits by throwing herself a big holiday legends ball.
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