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Nick insults a work colleague forgetting his microphone is on; the children help Marilyn become more internet savvy.
Nick insults a work colleague forgetting his microphone is on; the children help Marilyn become more internet savvy.
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S2, EP25 "The Mr. Almost Episode"When Nick happens upon an old college pal, the unexpected meeting gives rise to a business plan that involves a sports star and an energy drink; the results are not so bubbly.
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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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S2, EP26 "The Play Date Episode"Suzanne and Nick go out with another couple, her friend Danielle and husband Steve; the double date soon fizzles when an accusation flies.
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S2, EP27 "The Lindsey Gets High Episode"Lindsey freaks out when a friend offers her a drug; she gets a lesson on drugs from former child-star Todd Bridges who takes her on a wild ride.
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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, 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, 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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