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All Grown Up! Season 1 Episode 9
When Tommy’s newest film makes him famous, Dil worries that his big brother might forget all about him. Meanwhile, Angelica trains Chuckie on the fine art of lying.
Serie: All Grown Up!
Episode Title: Brother, Can You Spare the Time?
Air Date: 2004-01-17
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