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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.
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, 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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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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S3, EP14 "The Master of Ceremonies Episode"While hosting an awards ceremony, Nick gets laughs by making Suzanne the butt of his jokes, but finds he cannot stand the heat when Suzanne turns the tables and starts making fun of him in public.
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S3, EP15 "The Control Issue Episode"When Nick points out that Suzanne has issues letting go of controlling everything, Suzanne lets everything go; the family realizes they need Suzanne's controlling ways to run a successful household.
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S3, EP28 "The Nick Hosts a Telethon Episode"Despite warnings from other co-workers, Nick gets stuck hosting a charity telethon; Suzanne has to deal with a rich client's boring wedding plans.
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S3, EP27 "The Family Portrait Episode"Suzanne wants to have a formal portrait of the family taken, but trying to pull everyone together proves to be impossible.
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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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