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A cat in a jazz band explains what he does when there's a bird around; Bobby Terrance sings a song about his breakup.
A cat in a jazz band explains what he does when there's a bird around; Bobby Terrance sings a song about his breakup.
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S3, EP1 "Kids in the Hall"The feathers go flying when the Chicken Lady spots Rooster Boy; Cabbie has his own set of road rules; some cops have more important things to discuss than a dead body.
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S3, EP2 "Kids in the Hall"Puppy won't do tricks; a man who dresses his best to get the paper; a sleepwalking boy steals his dad's money; a restaurant that has a relationship section.
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S3, EP3 "Kids in the Hall"A construction worker firmly denies sleeping on the job; Bruce discovers that he is only 17 inches tall.
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S3, EP4 "Kids in the Hall"A magical flying pig; the Best Actor award at the Oscars results; an axe murderer politely asks an old lady if he can borrow her axe; men wear earrings in the '90s.
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S5, EP21 "Kids in the Hall""Bellini Opening"; "Empty Bar"; "Things We Shouldn't Show."
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S5, EP20 "Kids in the Hall""Junk Mail"; "Liquidation Sale"; "Sam and Janet"; "Stair Climber."
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S5, EP19 "Kids in the Hall""Francesca: Syntax"; "Unannounced"; "Mystery Sperm Cops."
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