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Q-Case (2008)
Daniel and Eli are about to have their five year anniversary but little does Eli know, Daniel has been hiding a dark secret all those years. Meanwhile, a FBI agent has been put into a coma under mysterious circumstances. Evidence leads Agent Mueller and Dina Pendrell to investigate the presence of “Extra Queerestrials,” but are they chasing after the wrong suspect? Will Eli and Daniel get their Happy Anniversary?
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Daniel and Eli are about to have their five year anniversary but little does Eli know, Daniel has been hiding a dark secret all those years. Meanwhile, a FBI agent has been put into a coma under mysterious circumstances. Evidence leads Agent Mueller and Dina Pendrell to investigate the presence of “Extra Queerestrials,” but are they chasing after the wrong suspect? Will Eli and Daniel get their Happy Anniversary?
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