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Greg visits a sci-fi convention; Warren quits; Greg guides us through the apocalypse.
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Greg and Warren try to pull off a kidnapping scheme; Greg directs a movie.
Greg and Warren have spent too much time together in space; Greg tries to get the show aired on the Jumbotron in Times Square for New YearÕs Eve.
Greg falls in love with a lobster; Warren and his wife renew their wedding vows; and Greg has a heart-to-heart chat with a former male prostitute.
Greg and Warren parody Easy Rider; Greg attends the Sundance Film Festival.
Greg and Warren parody Pulp Fiction; Greg throws Gary a bachelor party.
Plush reunites for a new all-puppet album.
Greg and Warren parody Dogville and The 13th Step; and then Greg visits his first rave.
Greg and Warren parody Dogville and The 13th Step; and then Greg visits his first rave.
Spencer's not feeling well, Greg and Warren finally get to make their Blue Velvet parody, and Greg parodies Annie Hall.
The Wumpus will do anything to keep Greg's friendship, Greg interviews repo men and then has important news regarding the world's current zombie attack.
Greg, Warren, and Count Blah are back in this new series starring in parodies of independent films.
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