“Selma” & “Just Mercy” are Streaming Free Until the End of June
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Sundays are for Winners
Sunday serenity is brutally interrupted when a father at his wits end is unable to procure the golf event he so desperately wishes to watch, as the cable ceases to work and he must persevere against the elements of his house that turn against him on his quest to achieve life's ultimate goal: Watching golf in peace on a Sunday.
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Sunday serenity is brutally interrupted when a father at his wits end is unable to procure the golf event he so desperately wishes to watch, as the cable ceases to work and he must persevere against the elements of his house that turn against him on his quest to achieve life's ultimate goal: Watching golf in peace on a Sunday.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ryan Elizabeth Brady
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Baby on a Skateboard Productions
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