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Mr. Brown and Anastasia argue that hypnosis isn't real until Mr. Brown is under and becomes his idol, Kung Fu Soul Brotha.
Mr. Brown and Anastasia argue that hypnosis isn't real until Mr. Brown is under and becomes his idol, Kung Fu Soul Brotha.
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S4, EP4 "Fight Night"Jeremy and Leah have an argument, and the Pleasant Days crew gives them unsolicited advice; Mr. Brown gets spray-on hair paint and his confidence goes through the roof.
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S4, EP5 "Cupid Don't Lie"Mr. Brown falls in love with Philip's history teacher and plots to sweep her off her feet; Efe romantically pursues Anastasia, raising eyebrows around the facility.
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S4, EP7 "Making a Pitstop"New resident Travis "Pitstop" Gaffney, a trucker from the backwoods, shows up at Pleasant Days, and the assisted living crew struggles to find common ground; Philip's new tutoring gig takes an awkward turn.
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S4, EP8 "Atrocious Hypnosis"Mr. Brown and Anastasia argue that hypnosis isn't real until Mr. Brown is under and becomes his idol, Kung Fu Soul Brotha.
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S7, EP10 "Out of Time"As hidden struggles come to light, trust begins to fracture within Pleasant Days. Nigel uncovers disturbing truths while lending his talents in unexpected ways, exposing deeper motives and fragile connections.
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S7, EP9 "Not Afraid"Determined to face his fears alone, Philip returns to school; his family's covert intervention nearly lands them in jail, forcing everyone to confront trust, boundaries and unconditional love.
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S7, EP8 "A Long Day's Journey"Philip faces physical and emotional trauma after being attacked by Vince and his crew; as new threats surface, Jeremy and Leah struggle with their protective instincts, until news from Dr. Waller pushes Jeremy to the edge.
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S7, EP7 "The Status Quo"Standing at a crossroads, Philip grapples with fear, revenge, and courage; with support from his community and justice within reach, he begins reclaiming his voice while danger still looms.
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