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936:A Baby Story
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797:. Retrieved
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773:. Retrieved
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741:Eric Griffin
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718:Rehab Addict
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657:Frank Bielec
624:and various
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604:Ananda Lewis
527:Mark Montano
515:Nadia Geller
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423:Miss Alabama
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152:July 6, 2002
126:Running time
120:Multi-camera
116:Camera setup
67:Ananda Lewis
51:Presented by
44:
1509:Tuckerville
1427:Strange Sex
1301:Pawn Queens
1287:Overhaulin'
1077:Great Books
1020:DC Cupcakes
695:Hilary Farr
648:Doug Wilson
630:DIY Network
521:Lauren Lake
484:Evan Farmer
380:DIY Network
320:Evan Farmer
309:booby prize
103:of episodes
63:Evan Farmer
1574:Categories
1294:Paleoworld
1280:On the Fly
799:2019-03-11
794:Realscreen
775:2019-03-11
751:References
736:Carpenters
709:Good Bones
553:Carpenters
523:(season 1)
313:Anna Bocci
227:TV series
191:2019-04-06
181:2019-03-16
166:2006-08-05
156:2002-07-06
111:Production
92:of seasons
55:Anna Bocci
1245:Moving Up
1219:Miami Ink
1113:I Am Jazz
985:Cake Boss
610:Designers
500:Designers
1378:Robotica
1127:In a Fix
971:Big Sexy
901:Addicted
661:Vern Yip
652:Kahi Lee
177:March 16
129:48 mins.
863:Former
770:Variety
679:Bristol
324:boyband
302:History
239:gimmick
189: (
185: –
179: (
174:Release
164: (
160: –
154: (
149:Release
139:Network
84:English
1266:NY Ink
1148:LA Ink
721:) and
456:1,800.
478:Hosts
425:2003
267:décor
828:IMDb
693:and
659:and
650:and
628:and
626:HGTV
598:Host
465:Cast
372:HGTV
279:and
246:HGTV
217:'s
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826:at
636:TLC
618:'s
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346:."
233:).
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215:TLC
211:TLC
143:TLC
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