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The Bod Squad (1989)

It's all about an undercover dick and some undercover chicks and what they do best ... under covers. We know it's a dirty job but Rachel Ryan is just the girl to do it. She's the "nasty", Britt Morgan is the "blonde" and Ray Victory is the black detective who makes "Shaft" look like a cocktail weiner!
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It's all about an undercover dick and some undercover chicks and what they do best ... under covers. We know it's a dirty job but Rachel Ryan is just the girl to do it. She's the "nasty", Britt Morgan is the "blonde" and Ray Victory is the black detective who makes "Shaft" look like a cocktail weiner!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Jim Enright
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In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Video Team

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