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Knocked the F Out
Hosted by Tommy "Tiny" Lister and Anthony "A.J." Johnson, this startlingly violent collection of brutal footage includes tons of high-powered crashes, accidents and brawls. Featuring an out-of-control race car slamming into rows of spectators, the worst ski and skateboard wipeouts imaginable, stunt disasters, shocking traffic smashups and merciless street fighting, this program contains some of the most violent moments ever caught on film.
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Hosted by Tommy "Tiny" Lister and Anthony "A.J." Johnson, this startlingly violent collection of brutal footage includes tons of high-powered crashes, accidents and brawls. Featuring an out-of-control race car slamming into rows of spectators, the worst ski and skateboard wipeouts imaginable, stunt disasters, shocking traffic smashups and merciless street fighting, this program contains some of the most violent moments ever caught on film.
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