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Rapper Rich the Kid joins Rob, Steelo, and Chanel to reveal some "Undercover Aliens," work "9 to 4:20" and help a few people who "Need a New Freezer."
Rapper Rich the Kid joins Rob, Steelo, and Chanel to reveal some "Undercover Aliens," work "9 to 4:20" and help a few people who "Need a New Freezer."
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S11, EP7 "Cody Garbrandt"UFC champ Cody Garbrandt joins Rob, Chanel and Steelo to take a ride on the "Heckle Highway"; doing some hard time with "Best Felons Forever"; enjoying some good old-fashioned street fighting.
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S17, EP36 "Chanel and Sterling CXCVI"Scrap-worthy; High on the Music; Bandana Badasses.
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S18, EP14 "Chanel and Sterling CCXX"Rob, Chanel and Steelo conjure up some "Psychic Energy," hold it in for as long as possible in the "Pee O.V. Lane," and call out desperation in "Reeks of the D."
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S38, EP33 "Sterling and Carly Aquilino LXXV"Rob, Steelo, and Carly Aquilino toss things to kids who are too young to dodge; wish they'd parked somewhere else in tow damage; go super American in U.S. on full display.
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S47, EP38 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCCXI"Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood take it to Level 5 as they experience the lives of stage-drunk clingers; the group gets their gym memberships at Street-Equinox and witnesses the death of summer.
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S47, EP26 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCXCIX"Rob, Steelo and Lolo hit the gridiron with their kids and play some Coddle Free Football; they feed the animals and watch some Wildlife Food Fights.
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S47, EP12 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCLXXXV"Rob, Steelo and Lolo experience the dangers of drinking and dancing in Two Drunk Feet; they have to take a pause in the action in Crazy Game Delays and are forced to go hungry in Dinner Abduct.
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S47, EP2 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCLXXV"Rob, Steelo and Lolo discover that changing a light bulb is harder than it looks in Bulb Blunders, meet some magical folks in Defying Gravity and experience serious phone rage.
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