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When Nick gets a doctor's report that he has high blood pressure, Suzanne does everything she can to make sure his stress levels stay low.
When Nick gets a doctor's report that he has high blood pressure, Suzanne does everything she can to make sure his stress levels stay low.
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S2, EP4 "The Nick's Manny Pedi Episode"When Suzanne crashes a night with Nick and his boys, Nick decides he needs to pay her back by showing up for spa treatments with Suzanne and her girlfriends to show her what it is like.
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S2, EP6 "The Gold Party Episode"Marilyn throws a gold party; Nick discovers Suzanne's wedding ring is not actually real and sets out to have a real ring made before she learns the truth, while Suzanne thinks she has lost her wedding ring forever.
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S2, EP5 "The Boy Has Style Episode"Suzanne suspects that Lindsey's athletic new crush from school is gay; Nick sets out to prove that he is not in order to save Lindsey from facing disappointment.
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S2, EP8 "The Man and the Bragging Snafu Episode"When Nick's colleague at the station encourages him to send Lindsey and Kevin to a private school, Nick and Suzanne look into it, only to be misled about the process.
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S3, EP53 "The Good Day Seattle Episode"The station launches a new morning show, but Nick's cohost is a self-serving reality star; Marilyn moves in with the family.
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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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S3, EP51 "The Hand on a House Episode"Lindsey and Kevin enter Nick into a Hand on a House contest, where finalists compete by seeing who can keep their hand on a house for the longest.
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S3, EP50 "The Kleptomaniac Episode"Nick is asked to host a charity walkathon; Marilyn's bracelet is missing, and the children train to participate in the walkathon.
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