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When Marilyn brings a dangerous flu back from a trip to Mexico, the family must stay inside their house under quarantine.
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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S1, EP1 "The Hyphenated Name Episode"Nick and Suzanne have been married for about six months, and the new blended family is beginning to experience growing pains; Suzanne decides to hyphenate her name; Nick thinks the kids do not love him and will not accept him.
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S1, EP2 "The Credit Check Episode"Nick needs a new van for work, but Suzanne worries they are already too much in debt and cannot afford to buy a new one; Suzanne has some credit issues she has not revealed to Nick.
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S1, EP3 "The Day Off Episode"Nick decides the kids need to bond with his mother and asks that they spend time together; Suzanne has a day off, but she does not know what to do, now that she has a lot of time on her hands.
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S1, EP4 "The Soccer Episode"Kevin is a big football fan, but Nick does not understand the appeal; Suzanne is frustrated by Lindsey's lack of communication and creates a fake Facebook account to learn what is going on.
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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, 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, EP54 "The Blackout Episode"A night out with the guys leaves Nick missing his wedding ring, along with his memories of the evening.
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S3, EP52 "The Spelling Bee Episode"Nick meets a famous actor and shadows him to prepare for an upcoming role; Kevin studies for a spelling bee.
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