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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.
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.
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S3, EP12 "The Tiger Dad Episode"Nick becomes a more influential parent, so he pushes Kevin and Lindsey hard, and they become model children.
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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?
S3, EP13 "The Expensive Purse Episode"After balking at the high price of a purse Suzanne loves, Nick thinks again and tries to buy it as a gift, but Suzanne has already secretly bought the last purse for herself.
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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.
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S3, EP11 "My First Job Episode"Lindsey learns about stealing at the workplace when she lands her first job and gives out free food.
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S3, EP10 "The Father's Day Episode"Nick is disappointed when Frank crashes his Father's Day trip; when an elevator stops, the men are forced to have a meaningful heart-to-heart.
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S3, EP9 "The Green Episode"The family decides to go green, but it is much harder than they thought, and they realize sometimes you have to choose between saving the planet and saving your family.
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S3, EP8 "The Second Black President Episode"Kevin is torn between running a clean campaign for class president and being negative about his opponent.
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