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Lou wants Ann to direct the Brewster Variety Show.
Lou wants Ann to direct the Brewster Variety Show.
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S4, EP4 "Nobody Here But Us Chickens"Ann lands a job as a dancing chicken for a restaurant; after an altercation with her boss, she finds herself stuck in her costume on a country road.
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S4, EP2 "Mission Improbable"Unaware that her true intentions have been discovered, Ann is fooled into taking photographs of reject designs.
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