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The Hecks spend spring break trying to clean out the house; Brick opens an information stand where he sells advice for a dollar.
The Hecks spend spring break trying to clean out the house; Brick opens an information stand where he sells advice for a dollar.
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S2, EP21 "Mother's Day II"Things don't go as planned when Mike and the kids give Frankie a day without the family as a Mother's Day gift.
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S2, EP22 "The Prom"Axl invites the wrong girl to the prom, then decides to stand her up; Sue tries to fit in with the school's B crowd; Brick bores Frankie and Mike with his one-man plays.
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S2, EP23 "The Bridge"Frankie and Mike try to get Brick over his fear of crossing bridges; Axl competes against his nemesis for a job; Sue has trouble choosing a bathing suit.
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S2, EP24 "Back to Summer"Brick must write a daily journal for school or risk being held back; Axl has time left in his community service requirement; Sue must prove she had perfect attendance.
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S2, EP20 "Royal Wedding"Frankie becomes obsessed with the royal wedding; Brick helps Sue when she decides to try out for the school's news team; Mike has to make cutbacks at the quarry.
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S2, EP19 "The Legacy"Mike's motives come into question when he punishes Axl by forbidding him to play in the last basketball game of the season; Sue wins a trophy; Brick has to wear his cousin's clothes.
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S2, EP18 "Spring Cleaning"The Hecks spend spring break trying to clean out the house; Brick opens an information stand where he sells advice for a dollar.
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S2, EP17 "The Math Class"Ms. Rinsky (Doris Roberts) asks Frankie and Mike to attend a math class after Frankie questions her teaching skills; Sue and Axl consider helping their aunt find a time capsule she buried.
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