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Rob, Chanel and Steelo hit the tennis court in "Overserved," get swarmed by some "Feathered Foodies," and get dangerous with "Action Movie Bad Guys."
Rob, Chanel and Steelo hit the tennis court in "Overserved," get swarmed by some "Feathered Foodies," and get dangerous with "Action Movie Bad Guys."
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S45, EP6 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CXCVI"Rob Dyrdek, Steelo Brim and Lolo Wood catch some people slipping through the cracks in Gap Traps and check out some musicians paying their dues in a Gig Is a Gig.
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S15, EP3 "Karrueche Tran"Actress Karrueche Tran joins Rob, Chanel and Steelo to find out "The Salon Gets Serious"; getting "Life Sync'd"; watching some suspenseful "Cliphangers."
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S15, EP19 "DaniLeigh"Rob, Steelo and Chanel welcome singer and rapper DaniLeigh as they question the thinking behind "Bad Plans" and watch some "Background Stars."
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S15, EP8 "Camille Kostek"Swimsuit model Camille Kostek joins Rob, Chanel and Steelo to judge models who "Won't Make the Cover"; getting their spirits crushed by some "Cheer Aches."
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S49, EP21 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCCLXXIII"Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood pose for photos but are "Failing the Unveiling," get brought down from behind in "Dog-Blitzed" and need to call a pro in "First Time Fixers."
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S49, EP13 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCCLXV"Rob, Steelo, and Lolo Wood experience the pain of stairs in "Human Slinkies," meet some skaters who went down for going way too fast in "Speedy Skates," and discover the dangers of weddings.
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S49, EP12 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCCLXIV"Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood take a journey through some Sudden Portals, file a report for a Finger Felony and call out some classic Refriger-Haters.
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