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Under the Mistletoe (2022)
Pucker up for Smosh’s Under the Mistletoe, a 2½ hour live celebration of nice and naughty: winter cheer, spending time with friends and family, and drinking so much you can tolerate spending time with friends and family. Unwrap holiday-themed (and eggnog-fueled) editions of classic Smosh formats like Try not to Laugh and Exes, as well as all-new stunts, challenges, and songs we’ll never perform again.
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Pucker up for Smosh’s Under the Mistletoe, a 2½ hour live celebration of nice and naughty: winter cheer, spending time with friends and family, and drinking so much you can tolerate spending time with friends and family. Unwrap holiday-themed (and eggnog-fueled) editions of classic Smosh formats like Try not to Laugh and Exes, as well as all-new stunts, challenges, and songs we’ll never perform again.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:12/15/2022
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Runtime:145 minutes
Studio:Smosh Productions
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