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I am getting a new TV, /tv/. What masterpiece should I watch on it first? A classic? Something to show of its capabilities? I say, let the most digits decide.
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Problem Child 2
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Problem Child 3
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Anne of Green Gabels
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Man Forever
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unironically Eyes Wide Shut, the new Criterion 4K
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You can't go wrong with Jeepers Creepers.
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this
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Bargain Hunt
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Those lips exist to be wrapped around a meaty cock.



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