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Uncensored sketch comedy; "Sam's Nut I & II"; "Neil and Buzz"; "Fart Dinner"; "Air Dry."
Uncensored sketch comedy; "Sam's Nut I & II"; "Neil and Buzz"; "Fart Dinner"; "Air Dry."
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S1, EP1 "Whitest Kids U'Know"Sketches include: "Ipod Shuffle," "Hitler Rap," Get a New Daddy" and "Sexy Fawn."
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S1, EP2 "Whitest Kids U'Know"Sketches include: "Whip Boy," "Rock and Roll Indiana Jones," "Polite War" and "Movie Pitching Guy."
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S1, EP3 "Whitest Kids U'Know"Sketches include: "Astronaut Mess," "Trevor Talks to Kids," "Pimp Pun Disaster" and "Time Travel Farmer."
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S1, EP4 "Whitest Kids U'Know"Sketches include "Scaring Babies," "White Castle," "Opposite Day Lawyer," and "Crying."
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S5, EP9 "Whitest Kids U'Know"Worst Orchestra; come down here; spaghettio's, homeless show, cactus wasp.
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S5, EP7 "Whitest Kids U'Know"Going home alone; liquor store robbery; pledge of allegiance; escape artist.
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