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If you thought your husband was bad for being allergic to the washing up and thinking that putting the bins out makes him a modern man, then just wait until you meet the men that put the show into chauvinism. We’ve scoured the nation to find the worst of the worst.
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If you thought your husband was bad for being allergic to the washing up and thinking that putting the bins out makes him a modern man, then just wait until you meet the men that put the show into chauvinism. We’ve scoured the nation to find the worst of the worst.
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Crackit Productions, Channel 5 Television
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