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Sly_Vaping_Guy — 13 years ago(September 22, 2012 08:17 PM)

The episode with he tupperware is still one of my faves after all these years.
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It's the only thing I can remember from the original run.

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Yes, it was very strange. Why do you think they haven't had problems with the Tupperware company?
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I had forgotten about this show. I was only about three when it came out, but then I believe Fox started airing the reruns again later because I remember watching those when I was about six or seven. Anyway, out of all the episodes, the Tupperware one is the one I always remember. It was so creepy!
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