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Girlfriends/Hustle & Dough
| Hustle & Dough | |
| Season 7, Episode 4 | |
| Airdate | October 23, 2006 |
| Written by | Vincent Brown |
| Directed by | Mary Lou Belli |
| Produced by | Dan Dugan |
| ← 7x03 Bad Blood |
7x05 → Everybody Hates Monica |
| Girlfriends — Season Seven | |
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Hustle & Dough is the fourth episode of the seventh season of Girlfriends, and the one hundred forty-first episode overall.
Tracee Ellis Ross (Joan Clayton), Golden Brooks (Maya Wilkes), Persia White (Lynn Searcy), Reggie Hayes (William Dent)
Guest Starring: Taran Killam (Jordan Gray), Zack Ward (Mike)
Co-Starring: Rob Swanson (Jason), Courtney Abbiati (Waitress), Celestin Cornielle (Raul), Gus Buktenica (Executive), Tracey Amos (Herself), Nigel Williams (Guitarist for Tracey Amos), Damon Pipitone (Zen Boy), Zadra Rose Ibanez (Karma Girl), Jim Hutchinson (Gazz Band Member #1), Angeia Franco (Gazz Band Member #2), Mike Arguello (Gazz Band Member #3), Nina Storey (Herself)
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Plot Overview
In trying to seriously pursue her music career, Lynn informs the girls that she is performing at a local club during "open mic" night. While waiting at the club Lynn meets a record executive who offers to help her with her career, but she turns him down when she realizes he wants sex in return. While waiting for her chance to perform, Lynn falls asleep and misses her turn on stage. Lynn decides to take the executive up on his offer, but is embarrassed the next day when he ignores her. Meanwhile Joan and William discover a large amount of money is missing from the J-Spot.
