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A look at people who are not good with technology; their friends, fortunately, know how to use a camera.
A look at people who are not good with technology; their friends, fortunately, know how to use a camera.
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S2, EP10 "A Cold Wind Is Blowing"See why skis do better when you keep them on, when sledding down a roof is not a good idea, when ice skating too fast leads to trouble, and where feeding a dog through a snow blower works just fine.
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S2, EP11 "Eat, Drink and Be Merry"We'll indulge in great food videos and see what happens when kids eat too much wasabi, where a cooking demonstration goes wrong, and how a boy loves peanut butter so much he wears it.
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S2, EP12 "Go Play Outside"How life looks in slow motion; spending time down at the beach, at the playground, and videos in a regular segment.
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S2, EP13 "Animal Instincts"A bat that drives a family batty; an impatient dog which keeps beeping a car horn; a mouse that makes a break to steal food; pelicans who don't care who's holding something delectable.
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S3, EP50 "All's Well That Ends Well"It doesn't really matter how we get there, just so long as we do.
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S3, EP49 "You Only Live Once"Featuring people of all ages who enjoy being themselves; the world's worst superhero; kids and adults who lack zip on the zip line.
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S3, EP46 "Making Memories"Video clips featuring unfortunate people in sidesplitting situations.
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S3, EP45 "Let the Good Times Roll"Video clips featuring unfortunate people in sidesplitting situations.
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