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Shelley breaks the "no dates" rule and invites her new boyfriend to the New Year's Eve party, and everyone swaps stories about past dates.
Shelley breaks the "no dates" rule and invites her new boyfriend to the New Year's Eve party, and everyone swaps stories about past dates.
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S1, EP15 "Porn Free"J.T. turns to Shelly for advice on how to "break up" with his clingy new pal, Cedric the Entertainer.
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S1, EP16 "Party All the Time"Shelly's friend from college causes a fight between Rita and Janie at work with her late-night antics.
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S1, EP17 "Hair Is Stronger Than Pride"Shelly's hairstylist, Coleman (Phil LaMarr), bans her and J.T. when J.T. voices dissatisfaction with his haircut; Nick flirts with a beautiful UPS driver (Jazsmin Lewis).
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S1, EP18 "Ride or Die Chick"J.T. feels that Shelly undermines his masculinity when she ends a bar fight for him; Donovan breaks up with his latest girlfriend.
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S2, EP12 "Breast in Show"Shelly wears "falsies", and when men start giving her special treatment, she considers getting breast implants.
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S2, EP11 "Lights, Camera, Face Crack!"Diva Style finds itself in a publicity nightmare when fashion commentator Robert Verdi slams one of its dresses, worn by Brooke Burke to televised awards show.
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S2, EP10 "Dateless in Miami"Shelley breaks the "no dates" rule and invites her new boyfriend to the New Year's Eve party, and everyone swaps stories about past dates.
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S2, EP9 "Above Average Joe"When Shelly and Rita's competition for the affections of Joe (Carlos Ponce), a handsome bachelor, gets out of control, Janie steps in to save their friendship.
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