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S3, EP7 "Just Don't Do It"
Jamie (Jamie Foxx) is shocked when his mother comes to visit with her new, young fiance (guest star Gerald Levert).
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Jamie gets involved in a basketball game with NBA players Gary Payton, Vin Baker and Shareef Abdur-Rahim.
S1, EP10 "A Star Is Almost Born"
Jamie lands a small role in an action film, but when he knocks out a main actor, he must face the film's star, Jackie Chin.
S1, EP11 "A Killer Ending"
Jamie (Jamie Foxx) suspects a serial killer is loose in the hotel and that Fancy (Garcelle Beauvais) is his next victim. Guests stars David Koechner.
S3, EP8 "We Got No Game"
Jamie gets involved in a basketball game with NBA players Gary Payton, Vin Baker and Shareef Abdur-Rahim.
S3, EP7 "Just Don't Do It"
Jamie (Jamie Foxx) is shocked when his mother comes to visit with her new, young fiance (guest star Gerald Levert).
S3, EP6 "Guess Who's Not Coming to Dinner"
Braxton's (Christopher B. Duncan) secret relationship with Cameron (Susan Wood) causes trouble when an old flame (guest star Tembi Locke) comes to town.
S3, EP5 "Is There a Doctor in the House?"
Jamie (Jamie Foxx) takes Fancy (Garcelle Beauvais) to her 10-year high-school reunion after her boyfriend Silas (guest star Alan F. Smith) is delayed.
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