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Principal Barker (Rachel Dratch) asks the parents to form carpools while the bus drivers are on strike; Axl becomes an astronomy expert so he can tutor an attractive student; Mike receives two tickets to a basketball game.
Principal Barker (Rachel Dratch) asks the parents to form carpools while the bus drivers are on strike; Axl becomes an astronomy expert so he can tutor an attractive student; Mike receives two tickets to a basketball game.
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S5, EP16 "Stormy Moon"When Frankie is arrested over an unreturned library book, she thinks Brick is at fault; Cassidy and Axl are reunited during spring break.
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S5, EP17 "The Walk"Frankie and Mike run into old acquaintances; Sue gets several dates to the prom; Brick gets Axl's help for a book report.
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S5, EP18 "The Smell"Bill backs out of coaching the girls' soccer team; Frankie tries to teach Brick better hygiene; Cassidy's painting confuses Axl.
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S5, EP19 "The Wind Chimes"Frankie begs Rita Glossner to take down her noisy wind chimes; Axl and Hutch try to figure out a way to retrieve a couch they found on the side of the road; Brick tries to come up with a new pretzel snack idea; Sue announces she is back with Darrin.
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S6, EP11 "A Quarry Story"When Frankie finds an old, uncashed paycheck from Ehlert Motors, Mr. Ehlert forces her to work for a day to collect her money.
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S6, EP10 "Pam Freakin' Staggs"Frankie starts hanging out with a woman who was one of the popular girls when they went to high school together; Mike learns Brick received the Athlete of the Month award; Axl tries to get Devin Levin to go out with him.
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S6, EP9 "The Christmas Wall"Tired of the thankless job of decorating for the holidays, Frankie decides to have a minimalist Christmas; Axl and Sean argue; Brick tries to write a Christmas letter.
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S6, EP8 "The College Tour"Mike takes Sue on a college tour weekend; Frankie abandons Brick and his school project to go see Axl in his first college football game.
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