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Yes, Dear Season 6 Episode 15

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AIRED: 2/15/06

Discovering that Kim listens to Christine and Jimmy listens to Greg, Greg and Christine take advantage and ally themselves to help each other get what they want.

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By pamhalpert, Sep 24, 2010

What a perfect ending to this amazing comedy considering they didn't have time to write a real finale.

For 6 years we watched Greg reign superior over Jimmy, and at the same time we watched Jimmy change Greg for the better. Jimmy never got any respect. Even when he got his own house.

For 6 years we also watched Kim try to show superiority over Christine, and at the same time we saw Kim loosen up and go with the flow. I thought it was so classy when Greg finally admitted to Jimmy that he wasn't a brother-in-law; he was a Brother.

The very last scene showed Jimmy and Christine moving back into Greg and Kims house. What a classic way of bringing the show full circle.moreless
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This is is one insane episode! You learn alot from this. obliviously greg and kim don\\\'t have a certain chemestry. Neither does Jimmy or Christine. At the end is the real shocker. You would never believe what happens in the end.moreless

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By Swirlirque, Jan 03, 2007

Jimmy listens to Greg and Kim listens to Christine. They get what they want. The end is intense in a way. This episode should not have been the end. Who ever decided to stop it must have not been thinking. This show is awesome. Go watch it! comes on channel 139 TBS. enjoy!
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Anthony Clark	Greg Warner
Jean Louisa Kelly	Kim Warner
Joel Homan	Dominic Hughes
Liza Snyder	Christine Hughes
Mike O'Malley	Jimmy Hughes

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Brendon Baerg

Logan Hughes

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- Greg: I had given up on me and my wife having any kind of equal partnership at home, but thanks to your scheming and manipulation, you have completely restored my faith in marriage.
  Christine: That is so beautiful!
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- Christine: Number one: talk Jimmy into getting a pedicure.
  Greg: Gross!
  Christine: I know. Sometimes when we spoon, it's more like a fork.
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- Jimmy: How come your mom taught you how to cook and not Christine?
  Kim: She did, till Christine outgrew her EasyBake oven. Then she was just easy—and quite often baked.
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- Series star Mike O'Malley makes his directorial debut with this episode, joining Liza Snyder, who directed the earlier "Jimmy the Teacher," in becoming a first-time director this season.
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- When Greg asked Christine, "what's the deal with all the pillows?!," she replies, "take it easy, Seinfeld." Jerry Seinfeld's stand-up comedy is peppered with lots of "what's the deal with", observation-style humor.
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- Greg tells Christine, "Good luck sleeping with Edward Scissorsfeet," a reference to the 1990 Johnny Depp movie, Edward Scissorhands.
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