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At Imani Studios, the security team is given their biggest responsibility yet, which is handling an ultra-exclusive, A-list industry party where everybody who's anybody is supposed to be on the VIP list; nobody seems to actually be on it.
At Imani Studios, the security team is given their biggest responsibility yet, which is handling an ultra-exclusive, A-list industry party where everybody who's anybody is supposed to be on the VIP list; nobody seems to actually be on it.
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S1, EP5 "VIP List Panic"At Imani Studios, the security team is given their biggest responsibility yet, which is handling an ultra-exclusive, A-list industry party where everybody who's anybody is supposed to be on the VIP list; nobody seems to actually be on it.
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S1, EP4 "Chocolate Protocol"At Imani Studios, professionalism officially hits rock bottom when the security team faces the aftermath of a bizarre night involving contraband snacks, hallucinations, and a very real (and very naked) intruder.
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S1, EP3 "The Naked Intruder"Chaos reaches new heights at Imani Studios when the security team faces their strangest threat yet: a mysterious, fast-moving intruder, who may or may not be completely naked.
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S1, EP2 "Show Your ID"At Imani Studios, the already fragile authority of the security team is pushed to its limits when an A-list action star shows up without ID and refuses to back down.
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