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Tom Arnold and Ron Carlson talk about the film's comedic plot of a car dealership owner who cares more about commercials than the business
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The trend of half hour sitcoms is starting to rise again, and director Ron Carlson is so excited about his new project called Alask’Car. The show is about a ...
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Looking for Alaska (2019) is an American teen drama television miniseries created by Josh Schwartz, based on the 2005 novel of the same name by John Green.
Motor Vehicle Tropes. Tropes about cars, trucks, buses, and their drivers. Whether it's for a Chase Scene, illegal underground racing, or buying one at Honest John's Dealership, be sure to buckle up for these tropes. Absurdly-Long Limousine: A stretch limousine is shown to be far longer than humanly possible.
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Alask'Car: With Jake Busey, Tom Arnold, Lucy DeVito, Ken Davitian. A car dealership owner in Alaska who is more concerned about his TV commercials than his business has the responsibility of teaching his niece the ways of the world, yet ironically their roles are continually reversed.
