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Disaster strikes an overly ambitious soap opera production in 1985... but with sock puppets.
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Disaster strikes an overly ambitious soap opera production in 1985... but with sock puppets.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dusty York
In Theaters:9/2/2022
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Pander City Productions
Cast
Dusty York
Director
Joe Larson
Ron Reginald / Terence Turner (voice)
Sally Ann Hall
Jane Johnson / Megan Minnow (voice)
Laz Rivero
Gabriel Gonzalez Gonzalez / Tad Thompson (voice)
Dan Frigolette
Barry Blandley (voice)
Anna Cain Bianco
Samantha Singleton (voice)
Dusty York
Steve Starkley (voice)
Gus Constantellis
Abbey Allison (voice)
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