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The Greatest Joke Ever
It's 1983 and a group of grade 6 boys invite the new kid on the street to go backpacking with them so they can play a mean practical joke on him. Only the tables are turned when the new kid saves their lives after a foolish accident.
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It's 1983 and a group of grade 6 boys invite the new kid on the street to go backpacking with them so they can play a mean practical joke on him. Only the tables are turned when the new kid saves their lives after a foolish accident.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Sterling Johnston
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Sterling Productions
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