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J.T. calls Shelly's bluff and agrees to let her pay for dinner; Nick duplicates Donovan's stylish wardrobe.
J.T. calls Shelly's bluff and agrees to let her pay for dinner; Nick duplicates Donovan's stylish wardrobe.
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S1, EP5 "Ego Trips 'n' Salsa"After J.T. quits, Shelly continues salsa lessons with a handsome instructor (Cris Judd); Rita moves into a studio apartment.
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S1, EP6 "Check Tease"J.T. calls Shelly's bluff and agrees to let her pay for dinner; Nick duplicates Donovan's stylish wardrobe.
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S1, EP7 "Player Down!"J.T. cancels a romantic getaway with Shelly in order to play in a basketball tournament with his friends.
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S1, EP8 "Hi, Mom"Shelly struggles to win the respect of J.T.'s disapproving mother (Daphne Maxwell Reid) after she walks in on J.T. and Shelly in bed together.
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