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Brooks Wheelan: Alive in Alaska (2024)

Brooks Wheelan performs to a sold out crowd in Anchorage after a disastrous tour of the Alaskan wilderness. He talks about his Alaskan experience as well as how he wishes he could smoke weed, not understanding how to order wine, and how Red Lobster holds a special place in his heart. The only thing he knows, is that he'll never do a tour like this again.
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Brooks Wheelan performs to a sold out crowd in Anchorage after a disastrous tour of the Alaskan wilderness. He talks about his Alaskan experience as well as how he wishes he could smoke weed, not understanding how to order wine, and how Red Lobster holds a special place in his heart. The only thing he knows, is that he'll never do a tour like this again.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Isaac Rentz
Written By:Brooks Wheelan
In Theaters:11/12/2024
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Runtime:59 minutes
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