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Nick and Suzanne go head-to-head in the kitchen when Nick says cooking is easy and Suzanne challenges him to a family cooking competition.
Nick and Suzanne go head-to-head in the kitchen when Nick says cooking is easy and Suzanne challenges him to a family cooking competition.
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S3, EP48 "The Concussion Episode"After a concussion, Nick is advised to not go to bed for a few hours; to avoid all risks, he attempts to stay up all night.
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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, 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, 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, EP55 "The Sex Symbol Episode"After a website votes Nick Sexiest Seattle Sportscaster, he tries to embrace his new image; Nick soon learns being a sex symbol isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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S3, EP44 "The Long Con Episode"Kevin buys a cheap mask at a yard sale, but it may be a valuable art piece; Lindsey receives advice about her upcoming date with her crush.
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S3, EP41 "The Insignificant Anniversary Episode"Nick forgets an anniversary while the children star in internet videos wearing superhero costumes as they give out advice to users.
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S3, EP40 "The Thanksgiving Episode"The entire Kingston-Persons clan is at the house for a pot-luck Thanksgiving, but Suzanne's forgotten one thing, the turkey.
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