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Chris tries to break up Doc and his new obnoxious girlfriend (Robin Givens); Tonya starts wearing a bra to school to get attention from the boys.
Chris tries to break up Doc and his new obnoxious girlfriend (Robin Givens); Tonya starts wearing a bra to school to get attention from the boys.
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Everybody Hates Chris
S4, EP8 "Everybody Hates Big Bird"The dorkiest girl in school, nicknamed Big Bird, asks Chris on a date.
Everybody Hates Chris
S4, EP9 "Everybody Hates James"Rochelle thinks Julius is having an affair; Chris participates in the "Big Brothers" program.
Everybody Hates Chris
S4, EP10 "Everybody Hates New Year's Eve"Chris wants to spend New Year's Eve in Times Square; Julius stops a man from jumping off a bridge; Drew and Tonya see who can stay up the latest.
Everybody Hates Chris
S4, EP11 "Everybody Hates Mr. Levine"Rochelle discovers she is a year younger than she thought she was; a stranger helps Chris to safety during a blackout; Greg feels as though he has no identity.
Everybody Hates Chris
S4, EP7 "Everybody Hates Snitches"Chris sneaks out to the movies with his friends and witnesses a shooting outside the theater; Julius and Rochelle go to a Broadway musical for their anniversary.
Everybody Hates Chris
S4, EP6 "Everybody Hates Doc's"Chris tries to break up Doc and his new obnoxious girlfriend (Robin Givens); Tonya starts wearing a bra to school to get attention from the boys.
Everybody Hates Chris
S4, EP5 "Everybody Hates My Man"Chris helps the football team with homework so he will be allowed to hang out with the cool kids; Julius starts a side job picking up bodies for Mr. Omar's funeral home.
Everybody Hates Chris
S4, EP4 "Everybody Hates the English Teacher"When Julius and Rochelle decide to raise Mr. Omar's rent, Mr. Omar demands they bring the apartment up to code; Chris has to do a book report and decides to watch the movie version of the book rather than read it.
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