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Sketches include a drug deal gone bad; a cry-baby mobster; Darius Rucker dealing with his Hootie past.
Sketches include a drug deal gone bad; a cry-baby mobster; Darius Rucker dealing with his Hootie past.
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S3, EP1 "The Return of Substitute Teacher"Sketches include the return of Mr. Garvey; A-Aron; Jordan's girlfriend catches him watching pornography; Les Mis.
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S3, EP2 "East Bowl/West Bowl Rap"Sketches include college football all-stars from the East/West bowl; mobsters; valet-parking attendants discuss Batman.
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S3, EP3 "Slave Fight"Sketches include the guys having a bad Skype connection; a "Django Unchained" slave fight; a baseball player slaps ass too much.
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S3, EP7 "Cool Vampires"Sketches include Freddy Wong being a creepy Asian ghost roommate; the guys looking at the bright side of being tortured; Keegan meeting a house full of sexy vampires.
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S3, EP6 "Wendell's Broken Bed"Sketches include Mr. T teaching life lessons; Wendell needing a new bed; an insult comic crossing the line.
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S3, EP5 "Obama Booty Call"Sketches include Keegan getting too high; a soccer player doing anything to draw a red card; two sex experts giving advice.
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