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The Andrew Zarian Show Ep. 133 – Concentration Problem 2-2-12

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Podcast:The GFQ Network (All Shows)

By: guysfromqueens

Published:February 3rd, 2012

Duration:01:46:34

Channels:Comedy, Music, News & Politics, Society & Culture, Technology, Gadgets

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This week on The Andrew Zarian Show: It's Groundhog Day. Andrew complains about how stupid he thinks the whole thing is. Kunal talks about Soul Train host Don Cornelius passing away. Should Soul Train have had a white host? Jessica explains how you can tell if someone is lying, or simply remembering something. Does Kunal constantly lie? Kunal tells Andrew about the date he went on over the weekend. Is Kunal the worst date ever? Andrew brings up the TLC show Taboo. Fear Factor pulls their donkey semen episode. Would anyone from GFQ go on Fear Factor? Andrew and Kunal pitch their idea for a GFQ reality show based on Big Brother. And The News with Jessica.

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