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When Rochelle makes the family go to a social event, Chris is left with no time to study for the PSATs and resorts to buying the answer key.
When Rochelle makes the family go to a social event, Chris is left with no time to study for the PSATs and resorts to buying the answer key.
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S4, EP20 "Everybody Hates Tasha"Chris asks Tasha to be his girlfriend; Rochelle finds out that Julius was married to someone else before her.
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S4, EP16 "Everybody Hates Lasagna"Chris reluctantly agrees to hold onto a stash of marijuana but has a difficult time finding an appropriate place to hide it; Rochelle has to learn the beauty salon's new computer system.
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S4, EP15 "Everybody Hates Boxing"Coach Thurman suggests that Chris learn to box so he can defend himself; Julius suspects that Rochelle is having an affair.
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