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S2, EP1 "How I Got My Groom"
Simon remembers how his parents were unmarried.
S2, EP2 "How I Got My Plumes"
New teacher and boyfriend come to dinner.
S2, EP3 "How I Got My Water Feature"
Simon and Kylie get a job; a sexy trainer interests everyone in exercise.
S1, EP1 "How I Got My Vase"
Ashlene blackmails Simon into styling her hair to look like Heather Small's by taking a Polaroid photo of him wearing one of Reba's dresses.
S1, EP6 "How I Got My Globe"
Simon and Kylie believe they have found one of the Beautiful People in their new English teacher, Miss Prentice.
S1, EP5 "How I Got My Tongs"
Wanting to look more like his idol Princess Diana, Kylie asks Simon to dye his hair a dusky blonde.
S1, EP4 "How I Got My Posh"
Simon unintentionally reveals to the whole school that he wants a Posh Spice doll for his birthday when he accidentally leaves the 'speak button' on the head teacher's intercom system.
S1, EP3 "How I Got My Beads"
Debbie becomes paranoid of the number 2 after Simon plays a prank on her pretending to be the voice of her spirit guide.
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