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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.
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, EP30 "The Silent Treatment Episode"Nick and Suzanne stop talking to each other after Suzanne gets upset with Nick for his attempts to fix her problems without listening to her.
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S3, EP31 "The Kwandanegaba Children's Fund Episode"Nick wants Lindsey and Kevin to give back to the community, so they select a charity they find online; when the charity keeps asking for more money, Nick has to get to the bottom of it.
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S3, EP32 "The Blockbuster Movie Episode"Nick and Suzanne try to attend a highly anticipated movie premiere, but when their busy schedules get in the way, both are tempted to secretly go to the movie without the other.
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S3, EP33 "The Pocket Dial Episode"After Nick gets pocket-dialed by Suzanne and overhears her telling Gigi something personal, he gets back at Suzanne by fake pocketing dialling her.
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S3, EP29 "The Nick Gets an Assistant Episode"Nick is forced to get an assistant, who is a must-hire from his boss; when the assistant gets too close to his family and friends, Nick is forced to take action.
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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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