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Nick plans a surprise belated honeymoon and uses work to cover up his plans.
Nick plans a surprise belated honeymoon and uses work to cover up his plans.
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S2, EP13 "The Whose Card Is It Anyway Episode"Suzanne and Nick go on a "People's Court TV" show when Nick lies about having spent a gift card Suzanne gave him, which she finds and spends on herself, calling him on his lie.
Are We There Yet?
S2, EP14 "The Suzanne Gets One-Upped Episode"Nick plans a surprise belated honeymoon and uses work to cover up his plans.
Are We There Yet?
S2, EP15 "The First .45 Episode"When Lindsay tries to turn family members into stars of a reality television show, Kevin makes a discovery that brings too much reality to the Kingston-Persons household.
Are We There Yet?
S2, EP16 "The Take Your Kids to Work Day Episode"When Lindsey accompanies Suzanne to work and meets an old friend of her mother's; a misunderstanding causes Lindsey to believe she may have an older brother that she never knew about.
Are We There Yet?
S2, EP15 "The First .45 Episode"When Lindsay tries to turn family members into stars of a reality television show, Kevin makes a discovery that brings too much reality to the Kingston-Persons household.
Are We There Yet?
S2, EP14 "The Suzanne Gets One-Upped Episode"Nick plans a surprise belated honeymoon and uses work to cover up his plans.
Are We There Yet?
S2, EP13 "The Whose Card Is It Anyway Episode"Suzanne and Nick go on a "People's Court TV" show when Nick lies about having spent a gift card Suzanne gave him, which she finds and spends on herself, calling him on his lie.
Are We There Yet?
S2, EP12 "The Parent Teacher Trap Episode"When Suzanne gets roped into a committee at Kevin's school, where the other mums are mean to her, Nick volunteers to fill in on her behalf, making things awkward when the ladies love him.
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