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Radio Man
After spending a night asleep in a high-powered radio telescope dish, Jack acquires a unique skill of being able to transmit all types of radio waves in his mind. Prior to this incident Jack is having a bad run, he has just broken up with his girlfriend, lost his job and has no money and is about to be kicked out of his house.
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After spending a night asleep in a high-powered radio telescope dish, Jack acquires a unique skill of being able to transmit all types of radio waves in his mind. Prior to this incident Jack is having a bad run, he has just broken up with his girlfriend, lost his job and has no money and is about to be kicked out of his house.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Brad Newland
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