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Greg Behrendt
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- Greg Behrendt confesses his many loves: cursing solicitors, cake, and the Cadbury Egg.
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Adam Ferrara
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- Adam Ferrara explains everything that your parents never told you about women and relationships in this original stand-up special.
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Pablo Francisco
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- Pablo Francisco re-creates Spanish soaps and explosive movie trailers with his incredible vocal talents in this stand-up special.
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Darrell Hammond
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- Impressionist Darrell Hammond salutes the suave ways of Bill Clinton and Sean Connery in this stand-up special.
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Nick Swardson
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- Big kid Nick Swardson loves video games, aims to impress his grandma, and dreams of having John Stamos attend his techno funeral.
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