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Nick Danger in the Case of the Missing Yolk (1983)
The Yolks, a poor hillbilly family, are transported to a high-tech, futuristic home with all the latest gadgets, doo-dads and labor-saving devices. They soon begin to realize that their old life may not have been so bad after all, especially when their son gets mixed up with a TV star and the family hires a strange private investigator to find him.
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The Yolks, a poor hillbilly family, are transported to a high-tech, futuristic home with all the latest gadgets, doo-dads and labor-saving devices. They soon begin to realize that their old life may not have been so bad after all, especially when their son gets mixed up with a TV star and the family hires a strange private investigator to find him.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:6/30/1983
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Runtime:60 minutes
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Cast
William Dear
Director
Philip Austin
Nick Danger / Pa Yolk / Dr. Bob
Phil Proctor
Rocky Rococo / Ma Yolk / Dr. Dogg
Wendy Cutler
Sunny
Christie Kaatz
Rhonda Jo Stingray
Donald Gibb
Bo
Ken Greenwald
Ken Greenwald
Robert Lesser
The Genius
Susan Dear
Tricia Wigg
Ellen Lent
Nurse Bambi
Peter Bergman
Lt. Bradshaw / Yoey Yolk / Judge Knot
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