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The Babysitter 7 (2001)
After a long night of babysitting Hanna falls asleep in Mr. Smith's bed. She is shocked to discover he is in bed naked with her when she wakes up. Mrs. Robinson discovers her husband fucking their little Asian babysitter. She decides it's time for this little girl to learn the art of pussy eating. TJ wasn't supposed to show up at Anne's place of work. After all, she was babysitting. But she had left TJ with blue balls the night before and a girl's got to do what a girl's got to do.
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After a long night of babysitting Hanna falls asleep in Mr. Smith's bed. She is shocked to discover he is in bed naked with her when she wakes up. Mrs. Robinson discovers her husband fucking their little Asian babysitter. She decides it's time for this little girl to learn the art of pussy eating. TJ wasn't supposed to show up at Anne's place of work. After all, she was babysitting. But she had left TJ with blue balls the night before and a girl's got to do what a girl's got to do.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:9/28/2001
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Multimedia Pictures
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