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The Merc248

Tons of stuff here about absolutely nothing. Read on for more information.

Almost Live!

Man, I need to get a hold of Almost Live! episodes. I'm downloading a Bittorrent thing right now for Almost Live!, but it consists of only six episodes. SIX. :(

Almost Live! was seriously way better than anything that SNL can muster up, although it was almost all local inside jokes.

Billy Quan is still the best kung fu martial artist, ever.

EDIT: Found an Almost Live! vintage video repository: http://www.king5.com/promotion/almostlive/

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