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Nick notices the family is disconnected and proposes a get-together with friends and family so they have the opportunity to reconnect; Nick's planning leaves out some important details, leading to chaos.
Nick notices the family is disconnected and proposes a get-together with friends and family so they have the opportunity to reconnect; Nick's planning leaves out some important details, leading to chaos.
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S2, EP22 "The Test Taker Episode"Kevin assists Frankie in preparing for an exam, but Frankie offers a bribe to persuade Kevin to take the test on his behalf.
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S2, EP23 "The Compatibility Test Episode"Suzanne meets a relationship adviser and becomes convinced that she and Nick are having compatibility issues.
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S2, EP24 "The Good Cop, Bad Cop Episode"Suzanne is tired of being the bad cop while Nick plays the good cop with the kids, so they decide to switch places.
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S2, EP25 "The Mr. Almost Episode"When Nick happens upon an old college pal, the unexpected meeting gives rise to a business plan that involves a sports star and an energy drink; the results are not so bubbly.
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S2, EP21 "The Nick Gets Jealous Episode"Nick asks Suzanne to help pro basketball player Ray Savage plan a children's charity event, but gets worried when he learns of Ray's reputation as a womanizer.
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S2, EP20 "The Salsa Episode"Annoyed that she and Nick never do anything together as a couple, Suzanne signs the two of them up for salsa lessons, but is surprised by her control issues on the dance floor.
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S2, EP19 "The Disney Episode"Nick is invited to play in a celebrity golf tournament at Walt Disney World; Suzanne has to miss the family's first vacation.
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S2, EP18 "The Pole Dance Episode"Suzanne catches Nick watching a rap video with a pole dancer in it and decides to show him that she is the best pole dancer on the block.
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