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Lorraine loses a pearl necklace when the choir members come over for practice; after missing several date nights, Daniel is forced to take Toni on a date, which is actually a stakeout.
Lorraine loses a pearl necklace when the choir members come over for practice; after missing several date nights, Daniel is forced to take Toni on a date, which is actually a stakeout.
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Mann & Wife
S2, EP5 "One Mann's Junk"Lorraine becomes extra nice when she suspects Daniel and Toni are putting her in a retirement home; Daniel and Michael give the Lieutenant some tips before his big date.
Mann & Wife
S2, EP6 "Sick Mann"Toni takes things too far when she helps Terri get ready for the school talent show; Daniel milks an injury to be pampered by the family.
Mann & Wife
S2, EP7 "Funny Mann"Daniel and Michael go undercover in a comedy club to catch a criminal; Toni runs for the school board and goes against a mean rival.
Mann & Wife
S2, EP8 "Don't Kiss and Yell Mann"Daniel's female sexual harassment training instructor makes a pass at him; Terri believes DJ's new girlfriend isn't good for him.
Mann & Wife
S2, EP4 "Give That Mann a Stake"Lorraine loses a pearl necklace when the choir members come over for practice; after missing several date nights, Daniel is forced to take Toni on a date, which is actually a stakeout.
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