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Four coeds are about to graduate from a secret academy, where they have been trained to become spies in the paramilitary group D.E.B.S. (Discipline, Energy, Beauty, and Strength). They were recruited by the U.S. government for their unique ability to lie, cheat and fight. Check out these hotties!
The original prank call victim, Red was the owner of the Tube Bar, which may be the most popular series of prank calls ever made. Red was prank called over and over again by 2 individuals who later became known as the Bum Bar Bastards. Adult Language.
The 1984-85 BBC series The Tripods was one of the longest adaptations on British television. Humanity has been conquered and enslaved by "the tripods", unseen alien entities who travel about in gigantic three-legged walking machines, believed to be the living overlords by some unsophisticated humans.
A soundboard containing famous phrases from: The King, Dr. Robotnik, The WoW Nerds, Shoop Da Whoop and Many others. Enjoy! :)
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You Can't Take It with You (1938) is a classic movie with a great cast and storyline. It concerns a family of "screwballs" that live life the way it was meant to be lived- carefree and in pursuit of the things that makes one happy. It is the funniest screwball movie ever made. As funny as it is, the best part is that it is full of heart.
Muppets in Space follows the well-worn formula of mass chaos and Muppets to the rescue that has been established in former films. Gonzo discovers he's a space alien and gets captured by dull government agents looking to dissect them some aliens. The rest of the Muppet gang will rescue him and that's about it.
Scaramouche is a 1952 romantic adventure film based on the 1921 novel Scaramouche by Rafael Sabatini, in which a man seeks to avenge the death of his brother. Acting in public like a bumbling baffoon, he is really a leader of the French Revolution.
My Favorite Brunette was a 1947 film that Bob Hope did for Paramount with the theme of favorites: blonde, spy and brunette. He was at one of the best moments of his career when this spoof about the detective movie genre went into production.