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Alligator Boots (2008)

Alligator Boots was a pilot episode for a puppet-based variety show, similar to The Muppet Show, created by Ye in collaboration with Rhymefest and the creators of Crank Yankers - Jimmy Kimmel, Adam Carolla, and Daniel Kellison. The show was developed for Comedy Central, but since they did not pick up the series, the pilot never officially aired.
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Alligator Boots was a pilot episode for a puppet-based variety show, similar to The Muppet Show, created by Ye in collaboration with Rhymefest and the creators of Crank Yankers - Jimmy Kimmel, Adam Carolla, and Daniel Kellison. The show was developed for Comedy Central, but since they did not pick up the series, the pilot never officially aired.

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Genre:Comedy, Music
Directed By:Tom Stern
Written By:Jordan Peele
In Theaters:7/25/2008
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Comedy Central, Jackhole Industries

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