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Melanie wants her first time with Alec to be perfect; Joy works as an extra; Elka and Mamie are bad influences on Wilbur.
Melanie wants her first time with Alec to be perfect; Joy works as an extra; Elka and Mamie are bad influences on Wilbur.
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S4, EP9 "The Conversation"Victoria questions her relationship with Emmet when a woman from his past shows up; Melanie and Elka contend with an unwanted guest; Joy falls for a handsome doctor.
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S4, EP10 "The Anger Games"Melanie sets Joy up on a date; Elka acts as Victoria's agent; secrets are exposed on game night.
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S4, EP8 "Extras"Melanie wants her first time with Alec to be perfect; Joy works as an extra; Elka and Mamie are bad influences on Wilbur.
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