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Frankie and Mike send Brick to Jesus Jam weekend camp to brush up on his religious knowledge in preparation for 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, 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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