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Dinner At The Smyths
Pandora, a seemingly normal girl, introduces her boyfriend Tom to her parents. Everything is normal until he opens the door to a minotaur and a mermaid. At the dinner party from hell, Tom does his best to win over Pandora's contemptuous, mythological parents, who despise the fact that he is “only” human.
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Pandora, a seemingly normal girl, introduces her boyfriend Tom to her parents. Everything is normal until he opens the door to a minotaur and a mermaid. At the dinner party from hell, Tom does his best to win over Pandora's contemptuous, mythological parents, who despise the fact that he is “only” human.
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