Spy Games Reloaded

Season 3Episode 17Mar 30, 2004
Spy Games Reloaded
Flex lets Breanna stay at home alone, for 2 reasons. 1- It's her last chance and 2- To look after Duayne who is recovering from his surgery. Arnaz spills cherry cola on Flex's new expensive chair, then Spirit's stain removal burns a hole in the cushion, so the 3 teens sell some of their stuff to make the money to buy a new chair. They reaise the money, but accidentally sell Flex's flat screen television. Duayne, who was given $10000 by his dad as thanks for the kidney, decides to give the kids the money for the TV, but as long as they look after him.
Spy Games Reloaded has aired on Mar 30, 2004 at 8:00 PM
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