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Michael House (2021)

You know, there's a lot of people out there named Michael. What if they lived under the same roof? What if they got into wacky hi-jinx? What if they were a family? Welcome to Michael House, the sitcom show with the wackiest yet most lovable family around. On episode [Redacted], we have a double feature for the family has an important special guest coming over. Will they be able to make arrangements in time and satisfy the upmost important requests?
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You know, there's a lot of people out there named Michael. What if they lived under the same roof? What if they got into wacky hi-jinx? What if they were a family? Welcome to Michael House, the sitcom show with the wackiest yet most lovable family around. On episode [Redacted], we have a double feature for the family has an important special guest coming over. Will they be able to make arrangements in time and satisfy the upmost important requests?

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Cody Sweeso
Written By:Cody Sweeso, Michael Gregory
In Theaters:11/7/2021
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Runtime:42 minutes
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