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Following a brief encounter with her ex-boyfriend, Mona has provocative thoughts about other men; Big Dee Dee produces Adam's stand-up show.
Following a brief encounter with her ex-boyfriend, Mona has provocative thoughts about other men; Big Dee Dee produces Adam's stand-up show.
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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, 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, 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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S4, EP1 "The Big Gen-Why Me? Episode"Mona's insecurities threaten her budding relationship with her new tenant, Lorenzo.
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S3, EP15 "The Big FastTrack Episode"When Spencer ruins Mona's chance to secure Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis as judges for the Delicious Records talent contest, Mona is left looking for other judges at the last minute.
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S3, EP14 "The Big Performance Anxiety Episode"Dee Dee begs for an introduction when she learns her mother's co-star (T.C. Carson) is the husband of her role model, Maxine (Erika Alexander).
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S3, EP13 "The Big Credit Check Episode"Mona gets upset when her boss takes credit for the Delicious Records talent search.
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S3, EP12 "The Big All Bets Are Off Episode"When Dee Dee loses a game of poker to Mona, she has difficulty accepting that she is not the best at something.
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