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When Chris needs to come up with a school project for Earth Day, he decides to collect cans, believing it will be easy; Rochelle must go to the school to discuss Tonya's inappropriate behavior.
When Chris needs to come up with a school project for Earth Day, he decides to collect cans, believing it will be easy; Rochelle must go to the school to discuss Tonya's inappropriate behavior.
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S3, EP21 "Everybody Hates Mother's Day"Chris decides to buy an expensive bottle of perfume for his mother for Mother's Day; during some spring cleaning, Julius and Drew find an expensive collector's item among Drew's old toys.
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S3, EP22 "Everybody Hates Graduation"Chris' joy at graduating from junior high is short-lived when he learns his best friend will be going to a different high school.
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S4, EP1 "Everybody Hates Tattaglia"Chris, a first-time high school student, looks forward to attending a school with some diversity; Rochelle helps Tonya get a job at Vanessa's beauty salon, but the customers don't appreciate Tonya's brutally honest comments.
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S4, EP2 "Everybody Hates Cake"Chris agrees to help a classmate improve his grades in return for help getting attention from his crush; Rochelle befriends an ex-con who has moved into the neighborhood; Mr. Omar leaves Tonya and Drew in charge of caring for his fish.
Everybody Hates Chris
S3, EP21 "Everybody Hates Mother's Day"Chris decides to buy an expensive bottle of perfume for his mother for Mother's Day; during some spring cleaning, Julius and Drew find an expensive collector's item among Drew's old toys.
Everybody Hates Chris
S3, EP20 "Everybody Hates the Ninth Grade Dance"When Chris is without a date for the 9th grade dance, Ms. Morello suggests that he ask the only girl who hasn't been asked yet; Tonya drives Rochelle and Julius crazy about taking ballet.
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.
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