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When Nick's colleague at the station encourages him to send Lindsey and Kevin to a private school, Nick and Suzanne look into it, only to be misled about the process.
When Nick's colleague at the station encourages him to send Lindsey and Kevin to a private school, Nick and Suzanne look into it, only to be misled about the process.
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S3, EP1 "The Staycation Episode"When Nick messes up Suzanne's plans for spring break, he turns the house into a makeshift resort, and promises to give the family the best vacation ever.
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S3, EP2 "The Thief Episode"Nick refuses to give Lindsey money for a concert, so Lindsey resorts to stealing sixty dollars from Gigi's purse; when Gigi discovers the missing money, she blames Kevin for the theft.
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S3, EP3 "The Bad Dream Episode"After Kevin watches the horror film "The Sixth Sense," he starts having nightmares that disrupt Nick and Suzanne's sleep.
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S3, EP26 "The Big Loan Episode"Confusion ensues when Suzanne asks Marilyn for a loan in an attempt to keep her birthday present a secret for Nick.
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S3, EP25 "The Nick Gets Promoted Episode"Nick struggles to prove himself when he is promoted to co-host alongside the lazy, arrogant Brick Street.
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S3, EP24 "The House Sitter's Episode"When the house sitters next door begin acting irresponsibly, Nick and Suzanne question if they are being played for fools.
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S3, EP23 "The Career Day Episode"Nick confuses Kevin's classmates when he implies that networking is more important than studying and getting good grades.
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