Trailer Park: Greg Grunberg Is Reading Your Mind: Part 1 of 2
Christopher Stipp takes plenty of time out of Greg Grunberg’s schedule to talk about HEROES, cover-bands and the comedic bubble that was burst right over Christopher’s head.
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Christopher Stipp takes plenty of time out of Greg Grunberg’s schedule to talk about HEROES, cover-bands and the comedic bubble that was burst right over Christopher’s head.
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