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On the way home from the county fair, Fez accidentally throws Kitty's wedding ring out the window.
On the way home from the county fair, Fez accidentally throws Kitty's wedding ring out the window.
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S8, EP15 "Keep Yourself Alive"On the way home from the county fair, Fez accidentally throws Kitty's wedding ring out the window.
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