Cheryl still wants Jim to get healthy by getting in shape and she has a quick...
Jim offered to walk home from breakfast for exercise and Cheryl agreed. That...
Jim is in the restaurant with the family after Cheryl made sure things were o...
Andy is carrying Kyle into the restaurant to attract women and Cheryl is havi...
Andy is carrying Kyle into the restaurant so he can attract other women.
Michael is trying to figure out how Jim was able to pull such a beautiful wif...
Michael is complimenting Dana even after she told him about the lies.
Dana is sitting with Michael at lunch and she finally told the truth about he...
Dana is finally coming clean with Michael as they sit together over lunch.
Jim is telling Cheryl about how Dana also told the guy that Jim was her ex-hu...
Cheryl and Jim are looking at the pedometer that Dana took from Jim and Chery...
Dana is upset because she got lectured by Cheryl about how she shouldn't be l...
Dana is talking to Cheryl who is always lecturing her on how to met guys and ...
Cheryl is pleading with Dana to stop lying to guys and to be herself.
Dana is talking to Cheryl about how she lied to meet a guy and Jim is taking ...
Dana really didn't want a lecture from Cheryl but after getting caught trying...
Jim is in trouble now that Cheryl knows what Jim schemed out with Dana to ren...
Cheryl is pissed at Jim for renting out Ruby to Dana on Mother's Day.
Dana tells the honest truth and Jim and Dana's scheme and now Jim knows he is...
Dana is trying to explain what she has planned when Cheryl demanded she know ...
Cheryl can sense that something is going on with Dana and Jim so she wants th...
Dana needs Ruby for her day with Michael but Jim put her in a ridiculous outfit.
Jim needs Ruby to be a good girl for him on Mother's Day so he's cutting a de...
Dana is doing a bunch of steps in front of Michael because she made a deal wi...
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