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Just when Shelly thinks she and J.T. are making progress, she learns that his idea of compromise involves her changing who she is.
Just when Shelly thinks she and J.T. are making progress, she learns that his idea of compromise involves her changing who she is.
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S2, EP1 "OVER"Just when Shelly thinks she and J.T. are making progress, she learns that his idea of compromise involves her changing who she is.
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S2, EP2 "Self Helpless"Shelly reads a self-help book that encourages her to spend time with herself in order to get over her breakup.
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S2, EP3 "All My Exes Havin' Sexes"Rita and Janie warn Shelly about sleeping with J.T., but Shelly ignores them until she realizes that she is behaving as if she and J.T. were still together.
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S2, EP4 "The Hate-Trix Reloaded"Shelly takes the advice of a self-help book and sends an e-mail to J.T. asking for her stuff, sparking petty attempts at payback that spiral out of control.
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S3, EP20 "Donovan on the Brink"Wanting to sample one of his hits, a rapper reveals Donovan's past as a teen pop star; Janie and Rita collaborate to write a romance novel.
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S3, EP19 "Girlfriends"Shelly and Janie force Rita to rekindle her romance with her ex-lesbian lover in order to help sell their clothing line.
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S3, EP18 "Separate But Unequal"Nick realizes he is in love with Lynn and learns that she is married.
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S3, EP17 "To Sir, With Mom"After he flunks his anatomy exam, J.T.'s mother (Daphne Maxwell-Reid) goes to the school to beg his professor (Robert Picardo) to allow him to take a makeup test.
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