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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, 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, EP23 "The Career Day Episode"Nick confuses Kevin's classmates when he implies that networking is more important than studying and getting good grades.
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S3, EP24 "The House Sitter's Episode"When the house sitters next door begin acting irresponsibly, Nick and Suzanne question if they are being played for fools.
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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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S3, EP22 "The Lindsey Dances Episode"Lindsey auditions to dance in a P-Nut music video, but considers quitting when she discovers that the choreographer is a drill sergeant and the other dancers are far more experienced.
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S3, EP21 "The V.I.P. Tickets Episode"Suzanne is furious when Nick invites Martin and not her to a baseball game; Kevin and Lindsey try to win tickets to Rihanna's Los Angeles concert.
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S3, EP20 "The Quarantine Episode"When Marilyn brings a dangerous flu back from a trip to Mexico, the family must stay inside their house under quarantine.
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S3, EP19 "The Tit for Tat Episode"When a new woman gets hired at the station, Nick's career is threatened; Suzanne takes matters into her own hands to save her husband's job.
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