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Axl, Sue and Brick resist when Mike and Frankie try to regain control of the household.
Axl, Sue and Brick resist when Mike and Frankie try to regain control of the household.
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S2, EP13 "Super Sunday"In preparation for the upcoming Super Bowl, Brick studies football; Mr. Ehlert asks Frankie to accompany him to a managerial seminar.
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S2, EP14 "Valentine's Day II"Frankie is happy when Axl asks her to help him choose a present for his mysterious new girlfriend; Mike accidentally embarrasses Brick; Sue tries to find the guy she kissed during a hayride.
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S2, EP15 "Friends, Lies and Videotape"Frankie intends to find a suitable friend for Brick; Sue sneaks into an R-rated movie with her friend Carly; Axl and his band covertly shoot footage of their biology teacher (Kristin Cavallari) for their music video.
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S2, EP16 "Hecks on a Plane"Everything that can go wrong does when the Heck family embarks on a trip to New York.
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S2, EP12 "The Big Chill"Mike gets mad at Frankie when she unwittingly pays $200 for eye cream; Axl cares for a mechanical infant for health class; Sue and Brick try to repair a hole in the wall.
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S2, EP11 "Taking Back the House"Axl, Sue and Brick resist when Mike and Frankie try to regain control of the household.
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S2, EP10 "A Simple Christmas"Frankie's holiday plans are threatened when her parents come to stay with the family.
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S2, EP9 "Thanksgiving II"Mike reluctantly invites his brother (Norm Macdonald) and father over for Thanksgiving; Sue wants to start a holiday tradition.
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