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A Last Look at the Glen Cove Taco Bell (2026)
Jimmy Mullen looks back on his childhood at the Taco Bell in Glen Cove, NY, as it gets ready for renovations, reminiscing about memories of coming to this spot after school and how lots of modern architecture is losing a lot of its character. This Taco Bell stands as one of the final locations on Long Island that had not been given a recent makeover.
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Jimmy Mullen looks back on his childhood at the Taco Bell in Glen Cove, NY, as it gets ready for renovations, reminiscing about memories of coming to this spot after school and how lots of modern architecture is losing a lot of its character. This Taco Bell stands as one of the final locations on Long Island that had not been given a recent makeover.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jimmy Mullen
In Theaters:5/14/2026
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Jimmy Mullen Productions, RTV Media
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