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Camp Sasquatch's goofy owner (Richard Mulligan) expects a counselor (John Mengatti) to beat rival Camp Patton at boxing. [PG]

Wed Dec 03 5:30 PM on Comedy Central [60]

Thu Dec 04 9:00 AM on Comedy Central [60]

Starring: Richard Mulligan , John Mengatti , Kim Richards , Hamilton Camp , Tammy Taylor , John Larroquette , Archie Hahn , Misty Rowe , Paul Reubens , Vic Dunlop , Felix Silla , Elayne Boosler

Directed by: Ken Wiederhorn

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breiden. Natuurlijk is de eigenaar van Sasquash het daar niet mee eens, en de twee eigenaars van de rivaliserende kampen besluiten om in een bokswedstrijd uit te maken wiens kamp mag blijven.

this by the crowd at the match and what happens next in the Rocky meets E.T. fight that follows. The rest of the film is about the boxing match and the resolution of all the subplots. Flash brings the paddles in from the lake. Meatballs Part II is pretty standard adolescent fare, with a few twists thrown in. The story line doesn't make a lot of sense, and is more

Meatballs Part II Ted, Steve, the twins, Butterball, and Tommy are just about to discover Meathead. This 1984 sequel to the original film that starred Bill Murray revolves around a border-line juvenile

Best Chucks Scene Flash meets Meathead for the first time. Except for the opening sequence, you see Flash wearing Chuck Taylor black high tops throughout the film, and several of the kids in Flash's

during the fight sequences although the main one is pretty ludicrous. The best scene is probably when Flash meets Meathead for the first time and he thinks that he is hallucinating. Flash thinks at first that he is hallucinating.

out Boomer, and they end up breaking his arm. This leaves Flash to take up the challenge against the Camp Patton boxer, who you initially see locked in a cage, and being fed raw steaks. Flash waits for Cheryl by the lake. The film's dialogue and story line is filled with sexual innuendos, adolescent genitalia humor, and the usual co-ed camp pranks and romances. One

(Joe Nipote). When Flash actually gets into the ring with the slow-witted Boomer, Giddy finds out that Flash has natural boxing skills, although not a lot of experience in a real bout. Flash spars with Boomer while Giddy looks on. The film quickly borrows a story line from E.T., only this time the alien (Felix Silla) has a Jewish accent, and was sent to camp to earn

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