Silas is giving Nancy a hard time after she spent the night over at Peter's h...
Isabelle tried to drink some of Celia's cocktail.
Nancy just slept with Peter and she is trying to get out of the house.
Pam and Celia are talking about Celia's campaign for city council.
Heylia has some good advice for Nancy who needs help with Silas.
Nancy tattles on Conrad while he is over at Heylia's house.
Nancy shows up to the bakery that has caught on fire and gets the explanation...
Nancy is sitting down with her family for dinner when she hears Sanjay on the...
Andy is worried about the paper he has to write to get into Rabbinical school...
Andy is sitting with the rest of the family because Nancy forced everyone int...
Andy has been given a chance for acceptance into the rabbinate so he has to w...
Nancy is grabbing her family by the balls and making dinner happen. Get it girl.
Celia is talking to Dean and Doug and she wants to get going on her meeting f...
Dean is pissed at Celia for not making him campaign manager so now he will su...
Doug is at Celia's house confronting her about running against him for city c...
Doug is worried about Celia running against him so he comes over to confront ...
Celia is running her first meeting about her run for city council when her fr...
Celia does not have her friends at her meeting because they are all at Doug's...
Celia shoots down one of her friends ideas for her campaign for city council
Heylia is laying down another law to Vaneeta that she doesn't want to be stuc...
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