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Al Madrigal: Why is the Rabbit Crying? (2013)

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 1H 8M

Director : Marcus Raboy

Synopsis

In his first Comedy Central one-hour special, Al Madrigal tells true tales of Coach Frankie the Cholo soccer dad, "Liam Neeson" the mushroom-addled cleaning lady, and Jesus the day laborer mas fuerte! Download Al's new special. Now with 25% more Cholos!

Actors

Al Madrigal
Al Madrigal
Himself

Crews

Marcus Raboy
Marcus Raboy
Director
Neal Marshall
Neal Marshall
Executive Producer
Al Madrigal
Al Madrigal
Writer

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