1981
TV-PG
30m

Summary Monster Chiller Horror Theatre presents Dick Cavett where Dick (Rick Moranis) interviews Bobby Bitman (Eugene Levy); Bob and Doug are on the lam and talk about cops in Alberta.

1981
TV-PG
30m

S3.E24 ∙ Dick Cavett

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Eugene Levy Joe Flaherty Dave Thomas Andrea Martin

8.3

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Genres : Comedy

Release date : Feb 26, 1981

Countries of origin : United States Canada

Language : English

Filming locations : Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Production companies : Old Firehall Productions Second City Entertainment

Summary Monster Chiller Horror Theatre presents Dick Cavett where Dick (Rick Moranis) interviews Bobby Bitman (Eugene Levy); Bob and Doug are on the lam and talk about cops in Alberta.

Details

Genres : Comedy

Release date : Feb 26, 1981

Countries of origin : United States Canada

Language : English

Filming locations : Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Production companies : Old Firehall Productions Second City Entertainment

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