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This Is Your Brain On Goblins
When British goblins are thrust into society, chaos unfolds as they wreak havoc over TV broadcasts, Milton Keynes, and soon: the world.
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When British goblins are thrust into society, chaos unfolds as they wreak havoc over TV broadcasts, Milton Keynes, and soon: the world.
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Genre:Comedy, Animation, Science Fiction
Written By:Jesse Fallan, Matthew Glinski
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Double Barrel Bros
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