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A substitute teacher (Orlando Jones) holds Chris to a higher standard than his classmates; Tonya learns to get her way by accusing Drew of hitting her.
A substitute teacher (Orlando Jones) holds Chris to a higher standard than his classmates; Tonya learns to get her way by accusing Drew of hitting her.
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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, 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
S1, EP8 "Everybody Hates the Laundromat"Chris is put in charge of doing the family's laundry and must endure a Saturday at the laundromat with Drew and Tonya.
Everybody Hates Chris
S1, EP9 "Everybody Hates Food Stamps"Rochelle decides to use the food stamps Julius finds, but when a friend sees her in the store, she panics and dips into the family's spending money.
Everybody Hates Chris
S2, EP16 "Everybody Hates Chain Snatching"When Chris thwarts Malvo's attempt to steal Vanessa's gold chain, he has one day to produce a replacement necklace.
Everybody Hates Chris
S2, EP14 "Everybody Hates the Substitute"A substitute teacher (Orlando Jones) holds Chris to a higher standard than his classmates; Tonya learns to get her way by accusing Drew of hitting her.
Everybody Hates Chris
S2, EP13 "Everybody Hates Snow Day"After mistakenly going to school on a snow day, Chris must stay in the building with Principal Edwards (Jason Alexander) until they can reach his parents.
Everybody Hates Chris
S2, EP12 "Everybody Hates Hall Monitors"Chris' classmates do not take him seriously when he signs up to be a hall monitor; Tonya discovers that her friends hang out with her to get closer to Drew.
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