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Cameo-oke: "You"; Kata Mara; Brittany Broski; Best in Class: longest teaching career; author Petra Lord; Gigi Gorgeous.
Cameo-oke: "You"; Kata Mara; Brittany Broski; Best in Class: longest teaching career; author Petra Lord; Gigi Gorgeous.
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S7, EP101 "The Kelly Clarkson Show"Cameoke: "Beg" and "Put It On" medley; Kurt Russell; "Scenes and Stories"; Grace Gummer; Be Seen Thank You (Colorectal Cancer); "The Arbiter" performance from the musical "Chess"; director Daniel Kwan.
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S7, EP102 "The Kelly Clarkson Show"Kellyoke encore: "I Will Wait"; Demi Lovato; Gail Simmons, Tom Colicchio and Kristen Kish ("Top Chef"); Kelly extra: Kelly Rowland, Method Man, Robin Thede and Annie Gonzalez ("Relationship Goals"); Cat Fest video; guest host Andy Cohen.
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S7, EP103 "The Kelly Clarkson Show"Kellyoke: "Hundred Mile High"; Lea Michele; Eric Winter; Good Neighbor: Sincere Studio; Iranian pastries; Baekhyun performs.
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S7, EP104 "The Kelly Clarkson Show"Cameo-oke: "You"; Kata Mara; Brittany Broski; Best in Class: longest teaching career; author Petra Lord; Gigi Gorgeous.
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