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\\u201cEmmet\\u2019s Secret\\u201d (December 6, 1995) and \\u201cEmmett, We Hardly Knew Ye\\u201d (December 20, 1995)

Even those of us who came of age in the 1990s might be surprised to find out how big a deal Grace Under Fire was in its day. The show was a huge hit, and even if it burned too bright and too quickly, it deserved its popularity because it was funnier and more heartfelt than a lot of longer-lived TV series. In this installment, we talk about two consecutive episodes that outed Grace\\u2019s father-in-law and then killed him off. It\\u2019s not boring.

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This episode\\u2019s outro track is \\u201cBaby, I\\u2019m Burnin\\u2019 (Disco Mix)\\u201d by Dolly Parton.