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Chris is robbed by a notorious repeat offender, Malvo (Ricky Harris), when Doc entrusts him with watching the cash register.
Chris is robbed by a notorious repeat offender, Malvo (Ricky Harris), when Doc entrusts him with watching the cash register.
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Everybody Hates Chris
S2, EP18 "Everybody Hates Baseball"Chris must choose between going to a ballgame with his father or going to the movies with Tasha.
Everybody Hates Chris
S2, EP6 "Everybody Hates the Buddy System"Chris' new principal (guest star Jason Alexander) pairs him with Caruso as buddies on the school field trip.
Everybody Hates Chris
S2, EP7 "Everybody Hates Promises"Chris must defend himself at an impeachment hearing after the school newspaper runs several inflammatory stories about his class presidency.
Everybody Hates Chris
S2, EP19 "Everybody Hates Gambling"Doc discovers that Chris has a natural talent for predicting outcomes of games, but Chris' lucky streak ends when a bookie (Vincent Pastore) shows up at his front door.
Everybody Hates Chris
S2, EP18 "Everybody Hates Baseball"Chris must choose between going to a ballgame with his father or going to the movies with Tasha.
Everybody Hates Chris
S2, EP17 "Everybody Hates DJs"Chris becomes popular when he fills in for the neighborhood DJ, who is arrested during a party.
Everybody Hates Chris
S2, EP5 "Everybody Hates Malvo"Chris is robbed by a notorious repeat offender, Malvo (Ricky Harris), when Doc entrusts him with watching the cash register.
Everybody Hates Chris
S2, EP4 "Everybody Hates a Liar"After Chris makes the neighborhood think he and Tasha are dating, Rochelle gets an earful from Tasha's grandmother (Whoopi Goldberg).
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