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Kids say the funniest things; copycats steal the show; unexpected moments unfold in the great outdoors.
Kids say the funniest things; copycats steal the show; unexpected moments unfold in the great outdoors.
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S14, EP1 "Kids Korner, Disorganized Sports and Thought Bubble Theater"Dogs talk; musical montage features cats; trampoliner falls 31 times in 34 seconds; a man tries to uproot a tree by tying it to his vehicle.
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S14, EP2 "Linguine Greenie and Sibling Rivalry"A limousine driver needs to go back to driving school; a girl tries to mail her brother; a hungry youngster cannot wait until the cookies are done baking; a man gives his baby a pacifier that looks like a rat.
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S24, EP11 "$100,000 Show Featuring 10 Weekly Winners Vying for the Big Prize"Ten prize-winning finalists compete for $100,000; videos include a girl telling her father a big secret, a teen girl being pranked by her brother, three toddlers tipping over in bulky snowsuits and a boy having trouble with a cookie.
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S24, EP12 "Chickens Versus Chickens, Name That Sound and Our Best Bulldogs"Videos featuring bulldogs, cats with unusual reactions to wearing sweaters, bicycle accidents and "Name That Sound."
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S36, EP21 "Summer Snafus, Birthday Blunders, and Second Guy Bites It"Ten of the season's biggest winners vie for a $100,000 cash prize; highlights include birthday blunders, summer snafus and kids saying the silliest things.
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S36, EP20 "Siblings, Karma, and It's Just Not Your Day"Sibling rivalries; tough days; karmic retribution.
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S36, EP19 "Oblivious, Busted, and That's an Unusual Problem"Blunders; mischievous kids; unusual problems.
America's Funniest Home Videos
S36, EP18 "That's Using Your Noggin, The Great Outdoors, and Copy Cats"Kids say the funniest things; copycats steal the show; unexpected moments unfold in the great outdoors.
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