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Everyone helps Joy's son plan the rehearsal dinner for his wedding; a guest from Joy's past shows up.
Everyone helps Joy's son plan the rehearsal dinner for his wedding; a guest from Joy's past shows up.
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S6, EP18 "Cleveland Calendar Girls"After taking engagement photos, Joy learns something new about Bob; Melanie dates herself; Victoria wants a new picture on her driver's license; Elka and Mamie pose nude.
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S6, EP19 "Kitchen Nightmare"Melanie deals with a temperamental chef; Victoria tries to impress a restaurant critic; Joy meets the mother of the baby he hopes to adopt; Elka goes on a date.
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S6, EP20 "All About Elka"Victoria directs her mother and son in a musical; Elka auditions for a part in Victoria's play; Joy and Melanie try to fire a waiter.
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S6, EP21 "Say Yes to the Mess"Victoria and Melanie try to adjust to Joy moving out; Bob tries to impress Joy's mother; Elka struggles to break up with Victoria's father.
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S6, EP17 "Duct Soup"Everyone helps Joy's son plan the rehearsal dinner for his wedding; a guest from Joy's past shows up.
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S6, EP16 "Bad Girlfriends"Melanie is jealous when her boyfriend becomes Victoria's love interest in a play; Joy makes Bob watch "Love Actually"; Elka goes on a political talk show.
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S6, EP15 "All Dolled Up"Elka believes that Bob has given Joy a voodoo doll; Melanie doses her boyfriend with estrogen by accident; Victoria's agent visits.
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S6, EP14 "Family Affair"The women take DNA tests to learn about their ancestries; Melanie pretends to be someone else; Victoria learns she is Native American; Joy and Elka make a startling discovery.
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