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Rob, Steelo, and Carly Aquilino have fun in parking garages in "Garage Goofin'"; discovering that plungers can be used for more than just poop in "Multipurpose Plungers"; cheating death in "Close to C."
Rob, Steelo, and Carly Aquilino have fun in parking garages in "Garage Goofin'"; discovering that plungers can be used for more than just poop in "Multipurpose Plungers"; cheating death in "Close to C."
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S16, EP32 "Kelly Hansen"Foreigner frontman Kelly Hansen joins Rob, Chanel, and Steelo at a concert of Jukebox Zeros, experiencing firsts in Feels Like The First Time.
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S39, EP7 "Sterling and Rocsi Diaz XX"Rob, Steelo and guest host Rocsi Diaz get fit at the crib while getting "Home Workout Wrecked," take some bad steps on "Faulty Floors" and end up getting robbed by some crooked "Bird Bandits."
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S31, EP12 "Sterling and Madison Beer"Madison Beer takes a ride, celebrates some "Accidental All-Stars," and gets drunk and cleans in "Bathing Under the Influence."
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S22, EP42 "Chanel and Sterling CCCLXXII"Rob, Chanel, and Steelo can't stop won't stop in "All Gas No Brakes," get too comfortable breaking wind in "Stink Bombs," and drink questionable fluids in "Unsourced."
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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, EP19 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCCLXXI"Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood wrangle wild escapees in Fence Offenders, get butted out by barnyard bullies in Goat Gangs and take a plunge in I'm Off a Boat!
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S49, EP16 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCCLXVIII"The episode includes "Hot Mess," "Worst Case Scenario," and "What Happened Last Night".
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S49, EP6 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCCLVIII"On this episode of Ridiculousness, Rob, Steelo, and Lolo Wood experience the dangers of rodeos in RODEO WRECKAGE, fart at the worst possible moment in RUDE RIPS and meet some legends of the darts world in NOTHIN' BUT EYE.
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