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The Strange and Unusual (2014)
After 4 less than medicore seasons on TV, a supernatural reality show called The Strange and Unusual is being canceled. With only one episode left to shoot, the show's desperate producer teams up with a dysfunctional crew to give the network a series finale they won't forget.
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After 4 less than medicore seasons on TV, a supernatural reality show called The Strange and Unusual is being canceled. With only one episode left to shoot, the show's desperate producer teams up with a dysfunctional crew to give the network a series finale they won't forget.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Anil Dhokai
In Theaters:7/1/2014
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Strawhouse Pictures
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