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The entire family plays pranks on one another, to the chagrin of Suzanne; when the family ignores Nick's choking because they think it's another prank, Nick has a near-death experience and embraces his Zen side.
The entire family plays pranks on one another, to the chagrin of Suzanne; when the family ignores Nick's choking because they think it's another prank, Nick has a near-death experience and embraces his Zen side.
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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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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, 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, EP44 "The Long Con Episode"Kevin buys a cheap mask at a yard sale, but it maybe be a valuable art piece; Lindsey receives advice about her upcoming date with her crush.
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S3, EP56 "The Identity Theft Episode"Nick's identity is stolen; Suzanne takes a week off to attend a wedding; Marilyn shares a life lesson.
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S3, EP43 "The Timeshare Episode"Marilyn begins to date a younger man, but Nick doubts his true intentions. Meanwhile, Kevin breaks his arm.
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S3, EP42 "The Open Mic Gaffe Episode"Nick insults a work colleage forgetting his microphone is on; the children help Marilyn become more internet savvy.
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S3, EP39 "The Inappropriate Website Episode"Nick pulls up an adult web site at work on accident; Suzanne stays at home for a couch delivery; Lindsey studies for a Shakespeare test.
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