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Movies are Dumb Season 1, Episode 4: The Great Rupert
A Christmas miracle/nightmare from Dumb Industries. The producers behind The Mads Are Back and The Mary Jo Pehl Show pull up a chair to the world of movie-riffing with MOVIES ARE DUMB! Based on the live show of the same name produced by Chris Gersbeck from 2017-2020, this new streaming version finds Chris, Emmy Martian, and Matt Reiser riffing on movies that are, well, pretty damn Dumb. For their fourth episode, Matt, Emmy & Chris get into the holiday spirit with the Jimmy Durante-starring Christmas movie, THE GREAT RUPERT, a bizarre flick that tells the story of a family of squatters and the dancing squirrel who enables them. Written, Produced & Performed by Chris Gersbeck, Emmy Martian and Matt Reiser Watch Movies are Dumb Season 1, Episode 4 The Great Rupert in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Movies are Dumb Season 1, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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