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Steelo and Karrueche Tran dish up some flexible fails in Kitchen Gymnasts, get served the most with Excessive Serving, and take part in extreme fathering with Daredevil Dads.
Steelo and Karrueche Tran dish up some flexible fails in Kitchen Gymnasts, get served the most with Excessive Serving, and take part in extreme fathering with Daredevil Dads.
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S20, EP8 "Chanel and Sterling CCLXIX"Rob, Chanel and Steelo smile for the camera with some baby "Born Cheesers," feel the breeze in "Windiest City" and learn how to live "The Handlebar Way."
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S22, EP40 "Chanel and Sterling CCCLXX"Rob, Chanel, and Steelo learn not to cut corners in "Build Your Own," wish some unfortunate people a "Happy Deathday" and acknowledge when it's time to "Get Your Own Place."
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S7, EP16 "Chanel and Sterling XXIV"Sterling and Chanel; "Competitive Sleeping"; "Creature Shock"; "Sunday Doneday."
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S16, EP14 "Chief Keef"Rob, Chanel and Steelo welcome rap superstar Chief Keef; some people are "Back from the Dead"; some "Four Wheel Fun."
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S49, EP12 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCCLXIV"Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood take a journey through some Sudden Portals, file a report for a Finger Felony and call out some classic Refriger-Haters.
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S49, EP11 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCCLXIII"Rob, Steelo, and Lolo Wood get too close to the horns in "Bull-Dozers," have domes of steel in "Concussion-Proof" and are pedaling tipsy in "Biking Under the Influence."
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S49, EP8 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCCLX"Steelo and Lolo Wood play some pickleball but end up in "Pickle Pain," meet some big sisters that turn out to be such a "Little Miss Baby Hater" and shoot some pool but keep getting "Fouled By."
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