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Kiff attempts to avoid spoilers while she finishes a popular book series; Kiff and Barry help Helen with her new, healthy muffin business.
Kiff attempts to avoid spoilers while she finishes a popular book series; Kiff and Barry help Helen with her new, healthy muffin business.
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S1, EP24 "Silly Moods; Chatterly vs. Chatterly"Kiff and Barry, in a silly mood, threaten a trip to Table Town Museum; when a leftover slice of pizza goes missing in the Chatterley home, they must settle the matter in family court.
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S2, EP28 "Souvenir Money; Kiff Loses Barry"Kiff and Barry have to keep a huge sum of money safe; Kiff and Barry get separated while on a road trip.
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S2, EP27 "No Thank You; Love Ed"Kiff and Barry help a high schooler throw a great party. Kiff and Barry give Ed tips for wooing Helen, who doesn't know he exists.
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