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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, EP21 "The Nick Gets Jealous Episode"Nick asks Suzanne to help pro basketball player Ray Savage plan a children's charity event, but gets worried when he learns of Ray's reputation as a womanizer.
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S2, EP22 "The Test Taker Episode"Kevin assists Frankie in preparing for an exam, but Frankie offers a bribe to persuade Kevin to take the test on his behalf.
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S2, EP23 "The Compatibility Test Episode"Suzanne meets a relationship adviser and becomes convinced that she and Nick are having compatibility issues.
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S2, EP24 "The Good Cop, Bad Cop Episode"Suzanne is tired of being the bad cop while Nick plays the good cop with the kids, so they decide to switch places.
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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, EP42 "The Open Mic Gaffe Episode"Nick insults a work colleague forgetting his microphone is on; the children help Marilyn become more internet savvy.
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S3, EP39 "The Inappropriate Website Episode"Nick pulls up an adult website at work on accident; Suzanne stays at home for a couch delivery; Lindsey studies for a Shakespeare test.
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S3, EP38 "The Cyrano Episode"Nick helps a coworker by writing love letters to a woman on a dating site, only to find that the woman getting the letters is Gigi.
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