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Pat and Denise encounter a familiar face when they join Elizabeth at a motivational speaker's event; Junebug and Janelle suspect the bakery where they work is selling more than cupcakes.
Pat and Denise encounter a familiar face when they join Elizabeth at a motivational speaker's event; Junebug and Janelle suspect the bakery where they work is selling more than cupcakes.
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S2, EP6 "Rent-A-N..."Janelle decides to skip the school dance; Terry worries that Junebug is joining the basketball team for the wrong reasons.
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S2, EP7 "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope"Denise objects to Pat making a joke out of a shared traumatic childhood experience; Junebug and Janelle jump to conclusions about a thong in the laundry.
The Ms. Pat Show
S2, EP8 "The Roommate"Pat stays with Ashley and her girlfriend while in Chicago for a comedy show; Terry is afraid to let Denise out of his sight after her setback.
The Ms. Pat Show
S2, EP9 "Teach Me"Denise finds a way to deal with her misuse of alcohol; Junebug draws the attention of an older woman.
The Ms. Pat Show
S4, EP8 "The Graduation Party"Janelle has a big confession to make at her high school graduation party; Brandon's surprise decision sparks a huge fight with Ashley.
The Ms. Pat Show
S4, EP7 "A Hard Day's Work"Denise lands Pat a starring role in a movie with a big-time director, but the film may be a little too adult even by Pat's standards; Terry has a heart-to-heart with his mom.
The Ms. Pat Show
S4, EP6 "Blast From the Past"Pat and Denise encounter a familiar face when they join Elizabeth at a motivational speaker's event; Junebug and Janelle suspect the bakery where they work is selling more than cupcakes.
The Ms. Pat Show
S4, EP5 "Pick Up Your Feelings"The family arrives in Atlanta to find Pat's cousin and former partner in crime, Tanya, has been released from prison, which leads to a difficult walk down memory lane.
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