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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, 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.
Are We There Yet?
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.
Are We There Yet?
S2, EP17 "The Fall of Troy Episode"When Troy provokes a school bully, Kevin strikes up a friendship with his tormentor to avoid a beat down; Kevin soon faces a difficult decision.
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