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Tom Green Show: Road Kill (1999)
Tom Green's newest video will leave you feeling like a crash test dummy after a hard day at the office. It's comedy that comes out of the showroom with no options, no safety standards and all kinds of unhealthy emissions. It will drive you crazy!
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Tom Green's newest video will leave you feeling like a crash test dummy after a hard day at the office. It's comedy that comes out of the showroom with no options, no safety standards and all kinds of unhealthy emissions. It will drive you crazy!
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Tom Green, Derek Harvie
In Theaters:3/18/1999
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:MTV, MTR Ottawa Productions
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