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The first annual global warming cross-country ski race; the Fail Army Ninja returns; why the dentist isn't always a necessity; three Medal of Honor winners.
The first annual global warming cross-country ski race; the Fail Army Ninja returns; why the dentist isn't always a necessity; three Medal of Honor winners.
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S6, EP7 "Fail Army"A sneak peek of what happens when zombies rule the world; Nanny-Bot takes care of kids; bugging out three times; three Medal of Honor winners.
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S6, EP9 "Fail Army"The first annual global warming cross-country ski race; the Fail Army Ninja returns; why the dentist isn't always a necessity; three Medal of Honor winners.
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S5, EP15 "Fail Army"A drone plane crashes into the side of a mountain; a teenager falls over while attempting to kick a punching bag; a man struggles on a putt putt golf course; a trip down a water slide proves horrifying.
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S5 "Fail Army"Take a swing at the FailArmy Open; meet a child born for a life of crime; why one should always knock before entering the restroom.
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S6, EP17 "Fail Army"Segments include: You Had One Job, Mila's Review of Her Night at the Movies, Fail Army Flying Circus, Heads Up!, Best Vacation Ever!, and Son of a Beach.
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S6, EP12 "Fail Army"How much sleep a person really needs; big fails come in small packages; it's never a bad idea to pay for the warranty; three Medal of Honor winners who make a splash.
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S6, EP10 "Fail Army"The happiest carpenter in the world; band practice; three Medal of Honor winners.
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