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786:. Retrieved
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613:and various
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141:July 6, 2002
115:Running time
109:Multi-camera
105:Camera setup
56:Ananda Lewis
40:Presented by
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1498:Tuckerville
1416:Strange Sex
1290:Pawn Queens
1276:Overhaulin'
1066:Great Books
1009:DC Cupcakes
684:Hilary Farr
637:Doug Wilson
619:DIY Network
510:Lauren Lake
473:Evan Farmer
369:DIY Network
309:Evan Farmer
298:booby prize
92:of episodes
52:Evan Farmer
1563:Categories
1283:Paleoworld
1269:On the Fly
788:2019-03-11
783:Realscreen
764:2019-03-11
740:References
725:Carpenters
698:Good Bones
542:Carpenters
512:(season 1)
302:Anna Bocci
216:TV series
180:2019-04-06
170:2019-03-16
155:2006-08-05
145:2002-07-06
100:Production
81:of seasons
44:Anna Bocci
1234:Moving Up
1208:Miami Ink
1102:I Am Jazz
974:Cake Boss
599:Designers
489:Designers
1367:Robotica
1116:In a Fix
960:Big Sexy
890:Addicted
650:Vern Yip
641:Kahi Lee
166:March 16
118:48 mins.
852:Former
759:Variety
668:Bristol
313:boyband
291:History
228:gimmick
178: (
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163:Release
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138:Release
128:Network
73:English
1255:NY Ink
1137:LA Ink
710:) and
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467:Hosts
414:2003
256:décor
817:IMDb
682:and
648:and
639:and
617:and
615:HGTV
587:Host
454:Cast
361:HGTV
268:and
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206:'s
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607:'s
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