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Lexie tells Sue she has a crush on Axl; Mike hires high school coach Babbitt as a ringer to help the quarry softball team; Frankie tries to figure out what Nancy Donahue was talking about when she commented on a family member's achievement.
Lexie tells Sue she has a crush on Axl; Mike hires high school coach Babbitt as a ringer to help the quarry softball team; Frankie tries to figure out what Nancy Donahue was talking about when she commented on a family member's achievement.
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S8, EP20 "Adult Swim"Frankie takes Axl shopping for a suit to wear to interviews; Mike threatens to get rid of the pool if Sue and Brick don't start using it.
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S8, EP21 "Clear and Present Danger"Frankie searches for Axl's misplaced graduation gift; Sue decides to make a video for Mike's upcoming birthday; Cindy embarrasses Brick by defending him to a bully.
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S8, EP22 "The Final Final"Frankie, Mike and Brick notice a change for the better when the wrong address is painted on their curb; Axl misses his final test at college; Sue has a realization while talking to high school students about college life.
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S8, EP23 "Fight or Flight"Frankie and Mike have different reactions when Axl tells them he plans to spend the summer in Europe; Sue panics when she doesn't hear back from the owner of an SUV she scrapes; Brick uncovers the source of his backaches.
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S8, EP19 "The Confirmation"Frankie and Mike send Brick to Jesus Jam weekend camp to brush up on his religious knowledge in preparation for confirmation.
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S8, EP18 "The Par-Tay"Mike upsets his neighbor when he poaches his plumber at a reduced rate; Frankie is hurt when Sue declines to tell her who she has a crush on; Brick hangs out with Axl at college.
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S8, EP17 "Exes and Ohhhs"After Axl runs into several ex-girlfriends at a St. Patrick's Day party, Hutch suggests it's a sign and advises Axl to talk to a few of them to figure out his love life; Mike and Frankie don't share Brick's excitement over his new microfiche machine.
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S8, EP16 "Swing and a Miss"Lexie tells Sue she has a crush on Axl; Mike hires high school coach Babbitt as a ringer to help the quarry softball team; Frankie tries to figure out what Nancy Donahue was talking about when she commented on a family member's achievement.
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