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Hurricane Bianca: The Roots of All Evil
Richard Martinez is lured back into a decades-old feud with his mother, who owns a homophobic fast-food chain restaurant, and he decides to go under-cover as Bianca Del Rio to put her out of business.
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Richard Martinez is lured back into a decades-old feud with his mother, who owns a homophobic fast-food chain restaurant, and he decides to go under-cover as Bianca Del Rio to put her out of business.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Matt Kugelman, Nicole Gemma, Derek Hartley
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