A hard-luck horse trainer (Sean Astin) attempts to turn his fortune around by convincing his unstable ex-girlfriend...
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2011
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Three years after settling down with the woman of his dreams, a former government assassin discovers there's a price tag on...
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2010
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"A family walks into a talent agent's office..." So begins "The Aristocrats," a joke kept mostly secret by stand-up comedians...
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2005
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2005
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Way back when she was 13 years old, lonely Holly Grant (Kelli Williams), envying the busy social lives of her best friends,...
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Martin Grant
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2004
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American independent filmmaker Jay Craven directs the Vietnam-era coming-of-age drama The Year That Trembled, based on the...
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2002
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Diane Keaton stars in this adaptation of Christopher Durang's popular one-act play Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for...
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2001
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Three years after her controversial ABC sitcom left the airwaves, comedian Ellen DeGeneres is back on another network. In The...
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Mr. Munn
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2001
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This video features the music icon Paul McCartney, with a stellar cast of performers, giving a live benefit concert for...
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2000
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Two young adults who are coping with the deaths of their partners try to move forward with their lives and start a...
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1998
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John Murlowski directed this straight-to-video sequel to 1994's Richie Rich. Featuring all new actors filling the roles...
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1998
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In the two-part series conclusion episode, Darlene and David (Johnny Galecki) bring home their daughter, Harris Conner...
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1997
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Sales of Buzz Beer drop to an all-time low (the all-time high wasn't so great either), so the guys plan a "Going Out of...
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1997
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In this comedy, a famous housewife must put her alleged homemaking skills to the test after she and her family are marooned...
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1997
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Roseanne gets overwhelmed by producers and such who want to turn her life into a television movie. Bev (Estelle Parsons),...
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1997
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In this Thanksgiving episode, Roseanne is glad that she won't have to cook, but she's upset that Dan won't be there. Leon...
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1996
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1996
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Jackie reveals that the Conners have won the lottery, to the tune of one hundred million dollars. After they confirm their...
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1996
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In this comedy, two women head for Reno to get simultaneous quicky divorces and end up becoming friends. Edie was married...
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1996
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The true meaning of Christmas -- desperate last-minute shopping -- is the subject of this holiday-themed comedy. Howard...
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1996
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A prince (Jim Varney) comes to Lanford with hopes of romancing Jackie. He then invites the Conners on a trip to New York. ~...
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1996
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One of the more memorable episodes, the episode "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" is the one where Roseanne goes out to a gay bar and...
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1994
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Twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen (from the popular television series Full House) are back with another TV-movie for the kids....
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Bart
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1994
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D.J. finds God and gives Roseanne a moral lecture when she accepts delivery on an appliance that she didn't pay for. ~...
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1994
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This romantic-comedy satirizes the advertising industry while chronicling the exploits of a would-be writer trying to break...
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1994
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1993
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Robin Williams learns that keeping in touch with his children can be a drag in this hit comedy. Daniel Hillard (Williams) is...
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1993
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Dan accidentally knocks out one of Roseanne's teeth. Unfortunately, it's on the day she has to meet with the health...
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1993
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Bud Cort's directorial debut is a dark comedy about a romantic obsession that leads to tragedy, featuring a wide array of...
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1993
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A vacation is never truly a vacation for some, as Larry (Garry Shandling) discovers in this episode of HBO' s...
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1993
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The comedy The Day My Parents Ran Away concerns a teenager named Matt whose wishes come true when his mother and father...
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1993
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Robert Altman takes a scalpel to Hollywood ethics in the 1990s (or the lack thereof) in his acidic satire The Player, adapted...
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1992
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In this comedy-fantasy, beach-bum Scotty McKay and his buddies are granted their every wish by a luscious genie who has been...
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1992
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Roseanne considers trying to cheat a lie-detector test at Rodbell's because she's been stealing food. Meanwhile, Darlene...
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1992
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1992
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The Conners star as the "All-American family" in a television ad for Rodbell's diner. Rick Dees guest stars as Ken, the...
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1992
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A supposedly quiet dinner with Artie (Rip Torn) turns into an all-out party in this episode of HBO's popular...
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1992
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In this finale episode of the fourth season of Roseanne, the Conners once again are faced with a grim financial situation....
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1992
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When Darlene gets asked to the school dance, Roseanne goes overboard trying to help her find the right outfit. Darlene...
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1991
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Jackie runs into her ex-boyfriend, Gary (Brian Kerwin), and his new girlfriend. She acts out her desperation and ends up...
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1991
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Becky tries to help Darlene get the attention of the boy she likes, Barry (Tristan Tait). But Darlene she gets mad when he...
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1991
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Roseanne and Dan open up the Lanford Custom Cycle shop, but it's not initially successful. Becky gets extra responsibilities...
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1991
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Roseanne's job is threatened when she announces her plan to go with Dan to Las Vegas to see Wayne Newton. Their flight is...
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1991
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Next-door neighbor Kathy Bowman (Meagan Fay) blames Roseanne when she arrives home from a vacation and finds her house...
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Screenwriter
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1991
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After several strippers are murdered, a reporter (Barbara Alyn Woods) goes undercover at a seedy club to unmask the killer. ~...
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1991
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Starting her freshman year of high school, Darlene quits the basketball team, takes to wearing all black, and sinks into a...
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1991
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Roseanne is stressed out at work so she resorts to secretly smoking cigarettes. Dan finds out and she tries to quit....
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1991
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Darlene makes friends with a bookstore owner. Roseanne convinces her boss, Leon (Martin Mull), to let her take a job at the...
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1991
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Professional wrestlers Peter Paul and David Paul star in this muscle-bound comedy about two slowwitted truck drivers who are...
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Dr. Bruekner
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1990
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Starring many of his family members, this is Tommy Chong's (of the well-known duo, Cheech and Chong) first solo production....
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Psychiatrist
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1990
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In this slapstick comedy, a group of faithful ski patrol members set out to save Snowy Peaks ski resort from the evil plans...
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Maris
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1990
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This reject from slasher-movie remedial school -- featuring copious amounts of teen sex and the usual unimaginative gore...
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William Carson, III
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1989
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Fans of the syndicated 1980s TV series An Evening at the Improv will get a kick out of this commemorative TV special. Budd...
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1988
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1988
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1988
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1988
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A pair of naive documentarians find themselves in over their heads when they agree to finish an "art film" for the head of a...
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Executive Producer, Producer, Screenwriter, Songwriter, Archie Powell
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1988
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In what can only be described as a dramatic change of pace, Robert Altman directed this raunchy teen comedy based on the...
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1987
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Never released in the theaters, this film consists of a series of short skits and parodies of television and the movies, and...
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Arthur/Tang
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1987
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1987
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Tony Dugdale
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1986
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1986
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1986
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1986
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1986
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Comedian Martin Mull's seminal mockumentary concerns the mundane trials and banal tribulations of a gaggle of Ohio...
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1985
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Big City Comedy originated in 1980 as a syndicated TV series, hosed by John Candy. The chucklesome Candy was aided and...
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1985
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In this spoof of McCarthy-era paranoia and 1950s wholesomeness, the characters and plot are drawn from the popular Parker...
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Col. Mustard
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1985
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1985
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A middle-aged Annette Funicello stars in this made-for-Disney film about a blue-collar family whose lives are forever...
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1985
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A sequel to Martin Mull's spoof about the hardships of white life in middle America. ~ Rovi...
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1985
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1985
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In this exploitation drama, an octet of teens survive a plane crash and end up stranded on a lonely island inhabited only by...
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1985
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Everyone is a stereotypical extreme in this sometimes mean-spirited black comedy about the vicious staff at an orphanage, the...
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Warren Fitzpatrick
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1984
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Navin Johnson, the consummate idiot, returns in this remake of Steve Martin's popular 1979 film The Jerk. As in the first,...
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1984
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The thin storyline for this film is that three young women hope to gain a foothold in the acting profession, so they perform...
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1984
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In this made-for-TV comedy an unemployed stand-up comedian is tossed out by his girl friend and so gets a job driving a...
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1983
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Jack Butler (Michael Keaton) is a Detroit automobile engineer unjustly fired by his boss. Jack's wife Caroline (Teri Garr) is...
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1983
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Three of the hallmarks of education in America -- nudity, teenage sex, and big, destructive gags -- are on plentiful display...
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1983
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Inspired by Johnny Paycheck's song of the same name, Take This Job and Shove It is a comedy/drama of big business vs. little...
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1981
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There are no cliff-hanging moments in Serial, but there's plenty of laughs in this trenchant comedy comment on 1970s...
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Harvey Holroyd
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1980
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This quietly compelling film explores the hardships and anxieties of high school with intelligence, sensitivity, warmth and...
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Mr. Peache
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1980
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When a radio station's management announces that there's going to be an upswing in commercials on the air, with a strong...
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Eric Swan
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1978
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1977
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1976
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Nothing makes folks laugh quite like cute kids and cuddly critters, and in this collection of clips from America's Funniest...
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