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Tia and her new beau Kyle decide to fix-up Tamera with Kyle's little brother for a double date; the little brother turns out to be a lot littler than anyone thought.
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S6, EP8 "Greek to Me"
Tamera's (Tamera Mowry) plans are upset when Jordan (Deon Richmond) goes under cover for the newspaper to expose hazing.
S6, EP7 "The Domino Effect"
Jordan and Tyreke (Deon Richmond, Ronreaco Lee) get a surprise from their dates to the Homecoming Dance.
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