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Guests accuse their children's mothers of cheating and demand paternity tests.
Guests accuse their children's mothers of cheating and demand paternity tests.
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S2, EP81 "Teen Girls Go to Jail"Steve helps set two teenage girls straight; they are involved in drugs, sex and gang activity; the girls refuse to heed Steve's warnings.
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S5, EP6 "Steve, I Need a DNA Test"Guests accuse their children's mothers of cheating and demand paternity tests.
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S6, EP134 "We Tested You 6 Times ..."Chad denies molesting a 3-year-old girl, but he failed a voice-stress test he took to prove his innocence.
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