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Lindor stresses when his lawyer encourages him to take a plea deal, even though he is not guilty.
Lindor stresses when his lawyer encourages him to take a plea deal, even though he is not guilty.
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S3, EP5 "Testing 1, 2, 3"Phillip is struggling with the SAT test, and he is anxious about it; it also doesn't help that reading isn't one of his favorite hobbies, so Cora and the entire group encourage him to read and help him study.
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S3, EP6 "Efe the Great"The media mobs Efe when he becomes an accidental hero, but the crew uses Efe's sudden fame for their own gain.
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S3, EP7 "I Would Dye for You"Jeremy rushes into the kitchen because of an emergency; Leah and Phillip learn it's not an emergency at all; Jeremy has his first gray hair; in order to prove he still has his youth, Jeremy challenges Phillip to a race.
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S3, EP8 "Ear Hustle and Flow"Phillip fixes Vinny's hearing aid; but when Vinny puts the hearing aids on, he realizes he can hear loud and clear, Vinny overhears the conversation and comes to the conclusion that Leah and Jeremy killed Reginald.
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S7, EP4 "As Good As Good Can Be"Jeremy and Leah struggle through sleepless nights with their newborn while Efe's superstitions heighten the chaos; amid broken mirrors and bad omens, the residents find laughter, faith and heart as they support one another.
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S7, EP3 "The Home Remedy"Desperate to induce labor, Leah turns to Nurse Eugenia's home remedy; when Mr. Brown's mistake sends everything spiraling, Reginald's outdated ways are put to the test as the residents must come together.
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S7, EP2 "Killa"Staffing issues and new residents collide with family drama when Sandra's love life comes under scrutiny and her boyfriend may not be who he claims to be.
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S7, EP1 "Bedside Man"Reginald grows uneasy when a familiar face resurfaces at Pleasant Days, while Vinny's kinky curiosity lands him in trouble with the unpredictable Deja Rey.
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