Matt Walker: H8R(2014)
Matt Walker's debut comedy special, shot live at the world famous Ice House Comedy Club in Pasadena, CA. This comedy special lets you see what it's like growing up as a redhead in a Mexican-American neighborhood, the joys of dealing with the medical industry, and how being nerdy affects your life choices.
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Matt Walker's debut comedy special, shot live at the world famous Ice House Comedy Club in Pasadena, CA. This comedy special lets you see what it's like growing up as a redhead in a Mexican-American neighborhood, the joys of dealing with the medical industry, and how being nerdy affects your life choices.
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2014-09-25
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