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Children at play; animal mishaps; funny female moments. Host: Tom Bergeron.
Children at play; animal mishaps; funny female moments. Host: Tom Bergeron.
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S13, EP23 "Child's Play, Egg Cracking, and We Don't Need No Stinking Men!"Children at play; animal mishaps; funny female moments. Host: Tom Bergeron.
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S13, EP24 "Your Athletic Cup Runneth Over, Nature's Sampler, and Tom's Home Movies"Special "home movies"; sporting accidents; man with a "weight" problem.
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S13, EP25 "The Second $100,000 Two-Hour Competition Show of Season 13"Ten finalists vie for the $100,000 prize; Mother's Day tribute.
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S36, EP11 "Animals Being Jerks, Name That Sound, and What Are the Odds?"Siblings engage in silly squabbles; mischievous animals create chaos; friends and family find themselves in goofy shenanigans.
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S36, EP10 "Holiday Hoots, Santa Shenanigans, and Festive Funnies"Kids react to unwanted gifts; pets create Christmas tree chaos; families fumble through festive fun; nine of the season's top winners face off for the $100,000 prize.
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S36, EP5 "Twice on Ice, Messes, and Animal House"Kids' messy mishaps; winter woes on icy porches; unexpected animal antics.
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S36, EP4 "Trick-or-Treat Tumbles, Workouts Gone Wrong, and Costume Calamities"Kids battle spooky decorations and deliver laugh-out-loud one-liners while trick-or-treating; adults face unexpected frights from creepy-crawly surprises.
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