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Going by the graphic that introduces each episode, we can surmise that the series is set in this state:
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California
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New York
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Florida
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Delaware
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Ellie and Andy have a baby with this old-man name:
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Walter
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Floyd
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Horace
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Stan
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While doing the Confidence Dance, one person pantomimes holding a:
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Mirror
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Bag of Money
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Lasso
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Football
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Friends star Lisa Kudrow has a cameo in an episode as an extremely stern:
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Dermatologist
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Movie theater manager
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Gynecologist
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Crossing guard
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"Pilot:" After Jules has sex with a young man she met at a club, she feeds him with:
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Rice Krispies treats
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Cold cereal
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Crackers with peanut butter
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An ice cream sandwich
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"Into the Great Wide Open": Jules gives Grayson the nickname "PB," which stands for:
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Pervy Bachelor
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Pretty Britches
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Paper Buddy
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Party Boy
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"Don't Do Me Like That": In her frantic preparation to close the deal with Josh, Jules had these procedures done at the same time:
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Get vaccinated and get waxed
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Get waxed and get a maincure
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Get a manicure and get a pedicure
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Have a mole removed and get a pedicure
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"I Won't Back Down": Jules inadvertently hurts Grayson when she blurts out that she saw his ex-wife:
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Who has remarried, to a man that looks just like Grayson
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Who is now pregnant
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Who is now a dude
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Who has remarried, to a very rich man
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"I Won't Back Down": Bobby's discovery of a 15 year old _____ leads to a bonding moment between him and Travis.
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Cheeto
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Pop tart
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Twinkie
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Can of Jolt cola
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"You Wreck Me": To train Josh to properly use his tongue while kissing her, Jules employed:
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A salt shaker
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A straw
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A bottle of beer
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An apple
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"A Woman in Love (It's Not Me)": Even though things with Josh are going well, Jules suddenly decides to dump him (though it doesn't last long). Why does she dump Josh?
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He says he's in love with her
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He complains about her rough feet
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Travis is uncomfortable with their relationship
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She's appalled that he likes sappy romantic movies
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"Don't Come Around Here No More": Grayson bet that Jules could not spend an entire day by herself. She, of course loses (come on, it was Barbecue Saturday!). What did she have to do to pay up?
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Make out with Laurie in front of him
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Go out on a date with some really old dude
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Promise to be celibate for a week
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Give him $20
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"Two Gunslingers": With Jules gone for her birthday, Grayson checks in on Travis while he has a girl over. The resulting conversation between the two leads Grayson to admit to Travis that he:
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Always feel sexually unsatisfied by all the girls he has over
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Briefly fantasized about Richard Simmons
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Marched in more than one Pride parade
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Once kissed his male cousin
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"Here Comes My Girl": When Andy tries to keep a secret from Ellie, he has this rather specific reaction:
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Stuttering
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Uncontrollable swearing
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Imbalance
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Heartburn
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"Mystery Man": Scott Foley played a client of Jules who saw the same house over and over. In Jules' head, he wore:
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A frilly sundress
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A barbershop quartet outfit
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Tiny pants
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Only a strategically placed flower pot
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"Rhino Skin": Laurie is intrigued by a rich man because of this reason (aside from his finances):
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He has a mole on his neck shaped like her
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He has a last name for a first name and a first name for a last name
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He's exactly 6" taller than she is
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His eyes are the same color as the panties she's wearing when they meet
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"Scare Easy" : Bobby: "Boys, ________ is the best thing I ever created in my entire life." Of what is Bobby so very proud?
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The Penny Can Game
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The cough syrup hangover remedy
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The fire extinguisher scuba kit
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Travis
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"Stop Dragging My Heart Around": In the midst of their fling, Laurie is dismayed to find out that Grayson considers Jules his:
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Fall-back Girl
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Someday Girl
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No-how Girl
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Last Resort Girl
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"All the Wrong Reasons": The friendship between Ellie and Jules is tested when the two compete for the affections of:
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A waiter
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A veterinarian
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The local weatherman
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A tennis instructor
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"When a Kid Goes Bad": What decorative feature of Grayson's house does Ellie find particularly offensive?
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His lawn gnomes
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The Christmas lights
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The trail of teenaged trollops leading from his door
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His Death Star bird house
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"What Are You Doin' in My Life?": As she sleeps, Ellie apparently fancies herself as:
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"Mrs. Zac Effron"
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"Mrs. Johnny Depp"
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"Mrs. Barack Obama"
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"Mrs. Dude-That-Mugged-Bobby"
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"Counting on You": Andy purchases a certain item from Laurie. Ellie does not approve. At all. What was the item?
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An antique pistol
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A bitchin' jukebox
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A motorcycle
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A snuggie
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"Counting on You": "Noodling" is a method of fishing for catfish in which you use ________ for bait:
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Your arm
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A noodle
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An empty beer can
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A rope with a knot on the end
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"Turn This Car Around": Sheryl Crow guest stars as a wine saleswoman who tries to get Grayson to buy wine with a name that appears to be:
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The name of a female body part
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The name of a state
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The name of a venereal disease
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The name of a pornographic magazine
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"Everything Man": Jules's made-over bathroom is great, except for that one button, which you should never, ever press....you know, the button that says:
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Regret
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No
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Doom
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Terror
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"Wake up Time": Bobby and Andy play emotional chicken, staring at each other and trying not to cry while:
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Listening to Cat's in the Cradle
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Watching the ending of Rudy
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Watching the end of Field of Dreams
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Listening to Nothing Compares 2 U
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"Letting You Go": Andy wakes up at all hours of the night so that he can enjoy himself free of Ellie's rules. What is the typical choice of headwear for such occasions?
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Dunce cap
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Cowboy hat
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Cat-in-the-Hat style cap
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A saucy beret
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"Feeling a Whole Lot Better": While Grayson and Jules explore being friends with benefits, Bobby, Travis and Andy chase all over town trying to get some money that is inside a:
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Box of donuts
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Pack of matches
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Red balloon
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Plastic Easter egg
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"Breakdown": In Jules' yearbook, is a picture of her on stage with which important historical figure?
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Anwar Sadat
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Ronald Reagan
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Bruce Springsteen
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Dan Marino
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"Finding Out": During the last quarter of the season finale, only Bobby's ______ is visible:
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Foot
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Head
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Left elbow
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Knee
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