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Mike sees how important it is for Ryan and Kyle to have a father figure in their lives when he encourages them to stand up for their beliefs.
Mike sees how important it is for Ryan and Kyle to have a father figure in their lives when he encourages them to stand up for their beliefs.
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S4, EP12 "Helen Potts"Mike has a confrontation with his neighbor over her noisy projects; Eve learns Ed isn't who she thought he was.
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S4, EP13 "Mike Hires Chuck"After an Outdoor Man billboard is vandalized, Mike and Vanessa disagree about hiring Chuck's security company to protect it.
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S2, EP11 "Mike's Pole"When Eve is inspired by her father's patriotism and decides to join the Junior ROTC, Vanessa is concerned.
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S2, EP12 "Quarterback Boyfriend"Mike is so impressed with Mandy's new boyfriend that he offers him a job; Kristin navigates her relationship with Ryan.
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S4, EP17 "Kyle's Friend"Mike uses his vlog to track down a homeless man who has gone missing; Mandy helps a young mother from the woman's shelter.
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S4, EP16 "Three Sundays"Mike sees how important it is for Ryan and Kyle to have a father figure in their lives when he encourages them to stand up for their beliefs.
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S4, EP15 "Big Brother"Mike is upset when he feels like security cameras in the neighborhood are impacting his family's privacy -- until he sees compromising footage of Mandy.
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S4, EP14 "Eve's Breakup"Everyone has an opinion on how Eve should deal with her feeling after her first high school breakup -- even though she says she is fine; Mandy and Kristin get into a fight about Kyle.
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