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When Alex gets everyone to play on her store-sponsored kickball team, Jane defects to a better team and Dave freezes whenever it's his turn.
When Alex gets everyone to play on her store-sponsored kickball team, Jane defects to a better team and Dave freezes whenever it's his turn.
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S3, EP7 "No-Ho-Ho"When Jane's friends learn that her birthday is on Christmas Day, they try to throw her a party that isn't overshadowed by the holiday.
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S3, EP8 "Fowl Play/Date"When Brad and Penny try to glue together a broken memento of Alex's, they accidentally kill her pet; Jane and Dave try to find someone for Max.
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S3, EP9 "Ordinary Extraordinary Love"When a pop star buys a dress from Alex's store, Penny and Alex try to turn it into a press opportunity; Max has an identity crisis; Dave and Brad try to fix things around the house.
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S3, EP10 "Kickball 2: The Kickening"When Alex gets everyone to play on her store-sponsored kickball team, Jane defects to a better team and Dave freezes whenever it's his turn.
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S3, EP6 "To Serb with Love"Jane and Alex's parents host a party to celebrate 20 years in the mattress business; missing Penny, Max looks for a new best friend.
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S3, EP5 "P & P Romance Factory"Penny's prescription helmet hinders her potential romance with a new guy; Jane tries to use Brad to help break into the boy's club at the dealership; Max and Dave suffer fist-bump issues.
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S3, EP4 "More Like Stanksgiving"Dave decides to give his friends an authentic Navajo Thanksgiving; Max finds a copy of the lost season of "The Real World" he was on with Brad; the gang remembers how they all met.
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S3, EP3 "Boys II Menorah"When Brad and Max work together at a bar mitzvah, Max is jealous of Brad's performance; Dave and Alex's attempts at romantic gestures don't go as planned.
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