Norm and the Hopeless Cause

Season 3Episode 630 minnov. 3, 2000
Norm and the Hopeless Cause
Norm tries to get Laurie's lesbian friend to sleep with him but it doesn't work so he tries to get her to switch teams. Danny tries to cope with his break-up by cleaning.
Norm and the Hopeless Cause has aired on nov. 3, 2000
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