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Nancy sells pot at the company softball game; Andy has the grand opening of his bike shop; Silas distributes marijuana in the back room; Shane is offered an internship.
Nancy sells pot at the company softball game; Andy has the grand opening of his bike shop; Silas distributes marijuana in the back room; Shane is offered an internship.
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S7, EP5 "Fingers Only Meat Banquet"Nancy goes back to California and pursues her custody battle against Jill; Andy's relationship takes an odd turn; Shane tries college; back on Wall Street, Doug makes do without Nancy.
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S7, EP6 "Object Impermanence"Nancy confronts an old friend and leaves Silas in the crossfire; Andy comes up with a new business venture.
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S7, EP7 "Vehement v. Vigorous"Nancy sells pot at the company softball game; Andy has the grand opening of his bike shop; Silas distributes marijuana in the back room; Shane is offered an internship.
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S7, EP8 "Synthetics"Nancy's ex-cell mate visits; Andy and Silas disagree about the bike shop; Shane receives an unexpected education.
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S2, EP8 "MILF Money"Nancy and Conrad make their first sale to Snoop Dogg; Peter informs Nancy that a bust must be made; Heylia learns of Conrad's betrayal.
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S2, EP7 "Must Find Toes"Nancy contends with Shane's puppy love and Silas' failing grades; Andy recovers; Dean's mistake seals Celia's victory over Doug.
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S2, EP6 "Crush Girl Love Panic"Celia's antics get her kicked off the set of Isabelle's commercial; Andy hooks up with the Rabbinical School admissions officer; Nancy and Conrad fear a raid.
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S2, EP5 "Mrs. Botwin's Neighborhood"Nancy must deal with Megan's pregnancy; Isabel auditions; Celia prepares for her debate; Peter gives Nancy a gift.
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