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Chris learns a valuable lesson about the working world when he gets a new job.
Chris learns a valuable lesson about the working world when he gets a new job.
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Everybody Hates Chris
S3, EP8 "Everybody Hates Minimum Wage"Chris learns a valuable lesson about the working world when he gets a new job.
Everybody Hates Chris
S3, EP15 "Everybody Hates Gretzky"Trying to keep his younger brother out of trouble, Chris reluctantly skips school to accompany Drew on a mission to find his idol, hockey player Wayne Gretzky.
Everybody Hates Chris
S3, EP16 "Everybody Hates the BFD"Chris is so desperate to raise the funds to go to a concert that he jumps at the chance to participate in Mr. Omar's scholarship fund; Rochelle's injured arm gives her a way to avoid taking care of Julius and the family.
Everybody Hates Chris
S3, EP19 "Everybody Hates Being Cool"On a mission to become one of the cool kids, Chris gets caught with cigarettes and is suspended from school; Tonya intercepts a call from the school and decides to blackmail him.
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, 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.
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