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Everybody Hates a Liar is the fourth episode of the second season of Everybody Hates Chris.

Plot/Synopsis[]

Chris gets everyone in the neighborhood to believe that he is dating Tasha. That doesn't set well with Tasha's grandmother, Louise, and she makes sure that Rochelle knows about it. Julius Rock must redeem all of the trading stamps he's been saving. Drew thinks that Rochelle is paying more attention to Chris and Tonya than to him. After apologising to both Tasha and Louise for spreading dating rumours, Chris is seen walking down the street with Jerome asking to hold a dollar and says that it’s too bad with what happened between him and Tasha, he then tells Jerome that nothing happened. He was still happy knowing that he has Dee-Dee’s phone number before Dee-Dee snatching it out of his hand threatening him that he “better not have it memorised”. She then gives it to Jerome and gives Chris an interested look. The episode ends with “Everybody Hates Chris” hook playing over Chris looking frustrated and carries walking on.

Trivia[]

  • This is the first time since “Everybody Hates Keisha” where the low tone version of the “Everybody Hates Chris” hook is used at the end of the episode. This version is now used for the rest of Season 2 & 3 (minus season finale episodes) and majority of Season 4.

Quotes[]

Narrator: That look means all seven of the words you can't say on television.

Man (to Chris): Get off of my car, fool!
Narrator: How did he know my nickname?

Rochelle: Chris! Why is Miss Clarkson talking about... (Chris is turned away from her)Boy, turn around before I smack a face onto the back of your head.

Louise (to Rochelle about Chris): I don't know how he wormed himself into my house, but I'll tell you this. If it happens again, there's going to be a problem.
Narrator: "Problem" is a polite word for ass-kicking.

Tasha (to Chris): What were you gonna say about me, Chris? You have something to say, say it to my face.
Narrator: I want my mama!

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