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Lobster of Love
Alisha is fed up. All she wanted was a romantic couples trip to Newfoundland to try a lobster dinner for the first time – but her bumbling boyfriend, Dean, accidentally booked tickets to Saint John, New Brunswick instead of St. John's, Newfoundland. After a blow-up fight with Dean at a local seafood restaurant, Alisha finds herself wandering the streets of a strange city with two cooked lobsters in hand. She’s not sure what to do next until… the lobsters begin to speak.
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Alisha is fed up. All she wanted was a romantic couples trip to Newfoundland to try a lobster dinner for the first time – but her bumbling boyfriend, Dean, accidentally booked tickets to Saint John, New Brunswick instead of St. John's, Newfoundland. After a blow-up fight with Dean at a local seafood restaurant, Alisha finds herself wandering the streets of a strange city with two cooked lobsters in hand. She’s not sure what to do next until… the lobsters begin to speak.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Emily Kellogg, Set Shuter
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