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S3, EP12 "Green-Eyed Monster"
When Tootie beats Natalie for the lead role in the school play, a rift grows between the two of them; Natalie will do anything for the school-play lead.
S3, EP13 "The Americanization of Miko"
Jo is caught in an international conflict when she meets a new Japanese student.
S3, EP14 "The Marriage Brokers"
Blair is curious about Mrs. Garrett's new beau.
S3, EP15 "Starstruck"
Tootie is obsessed with singer Jermaine Jackson.
S3, EP24 "Read No Evil"
The issue of book banning arises at Eastland.
S3, EP23 "Jo's Cousin"
Jo's 14-year-old cousin wants her overprotective father and brothers to recognize her femininity.
S3, EP22 "The Academy"
Blair's cadet date is really a delinquent.
S3, EP21 "Mind Your Own Business"
Blair begins a war over the right to privacy.
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