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The Second Bird
A troubled comedian with inexplicably bad luck attempts to propose to his girlfriend.
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A troubled comedian with inexplicably bad luck attempts to propose to his girlfriend.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jacob J. Christiansen
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Studio:Seapoint Studios
Cast
Jacob J. Christiansen
Director
Jacob J. Christiansen
himself
John S. Bono
himself
Mark Chernyshov
himself
Tabitha Robinson
herself
Joe Bell
The Waiter
Jaci Kjernander
The Teacher
Rafael Silva
The Cook (#1)
Alexander Taylor
The Cook (#2)
Paul Kandarian
Felix the Cat (voice)
Nicole Bates
Lala (Magaly Bauernfeind)
David Shapiro
Lelo (Ross Bauernfeind)
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