i watched it here and there when i was 7 and always thought it was weird that they all had footy pajamas on but now that im older i know it was just the animators being lazy because drawing shoes and different clothing pieces takes time so in their case they just paint drop.
really? i thought it was pretty cool as a kid, it treaded the line between cool kid stuff that i liked and boring adult shows that i couldnt get into. this and that Oblongs show felt like a nice first step into more mature television as a child
Asking a kid if he is frustrated of his father remarrying a woman who is beautiful because he is jealous is one of the funniest things I have ever heard.
I mean, he didn't talk down to Brendan. That is the main reason Brendan would go to McGuirck. He was world weary, but despite his often bad advice, he never patronized the kid and conversed with him. By the end of the series, he basically became Brendan's dad. He was better than his actual dad ngl.
I would pay money to just sit around and listen to McGuirk go off on one. He's like a wise old sage who dumped all his stats into Charisma without leaving anything for Wisdom or Intelligence.
@@kam2894 RUclips has decided to send me down this rabbit hole and I was also noticing that a lot of the profiles commenting on the videos of this show joined 15 years ago. There was one thread I saw where the youngest profile was 13 years and op comment was only 2 years old. Wild
@@dancingisraeli8382 I don’t think complicated things are bad. They’re usually interesting and can help you in some way. To be honest though, I don’t know why I said this
Everything he says is gold but what really stands out to me is him simply telling Brandon that "he will be fine" because "he's just a kid.". I love this show.
@@kam2894 It was, just not as talked about as today. Also mothers in general tend to have more curves, so if we follow the same logic for the attraction towards dad bods, boys growing up will look for the same traits in other women I suppose.
@@hacobjansen retro scripting isn’t improv the story lines were set in stone it’s just a few jokes that were improv it’s a massive misconception that anything past season 1 is all improv
Brendan talking to Coach Mcguirk is how I talk to my dad about politics and stuff. It's like he'll agree and just throw in a few things as Mcguirk rambles on even though he knows it's all bullshit but he doesn't want to get into an argument because he knows it'll be ugly for everyone involved
Most people, women and gay men alike, think dad bod is just bodybuilder with over 20% body fat. I've heard people saying Chris Hemsworth and Henry Cavill have dad bods, it's really discouraging tbh
Really underrated moment includes 6:14 where Brendon starts to ask "So you ever-" and immediately gets cut off about food. And he tried to wriggle back into the conversation of putting out food with "putting out milk, checking the date" while coach just keeps going and moved to the next part of his rambling
I used to really enjoy Home Movies because of how genuine the conversations felt. It's the kind of conversations I have with my friends and family. It's the same thing that attracted me to Bob's Burgers, I basically consider it the spiritual successor to Home Movies.
"I don't know you played guitar, Coach." "No I didn't, I just carried one around. It's a phase I went through. It was the 70s, you know?" "Yeah." "Kinda everybody got a prop." "Right." "If anybody else gonna play, I just complain that I you know, Tinnitus." "Why didn't you just learn how to play, I mean-" "Cuz it's hard, Brendon. It's too hard. You know anything too hard in life's not worth doing. Remember that."
“The other thing Brendan is cheating is just another way of being prepared. You’re basically memorizing something is cheating. You knew the answer before the test was given. And so by taking the test and saying that you learned that stuff is cheating.” It’s weird how that makes sense when he puts it like that
The lesson on cheating actually helped me get through a couple of classes with the same professor. I couldn't physically write enough in class to finish essay portions without horrible hand cramps. So I would fill out the blue book beforehand for exams where we were given prompts before. I'm pretty sure he knew and didnt care because i wasnt actually cheating, I just needed more time because my hands had gotten used to only typing by that point. They were always my own ideas.
"You know what I was good at Brendan?" "Drinking?" "Being a rodey, I was a rodey" ... "The only down side, we never travelled, we were a local band" LMFAO never noticed this shit
This was the first cartoon that aired on the first night of Adult Swim, and I instantly fell in love. I was like 11 or 12 and this scratched an itch I wasn’t even aware I had.
I loved this show only because it was so minimalistic so if I wanted to go back to sleep it'd lull me to sleep but if I wanted to stay up, it was funny if you bothered actually listening to what is said
"If you're not immediately good at doing something, why do it?" "Anything too hard in life is not worth doing, remember that. I agree. Lmao. Coach McGuirk is my idol.
He sounds like my old coach/highschool history teacher, he didn't teach us shit but tell us life stories we didn't mind he passed all of us. His motto is history is life lived gotta know to know
4:18 "Sure, yeah... what?" "No but anyway brendon-" The transitions in conversations in this show are one of the best parts. Cant even explain why this stuff is so funny to me it just is
"if you're not immediately good at something, why do it?" This isn't actually completely terrible advice. You can waste hours at school and university trying to understand the stuff you struggle with, only to get to a bare minimal pass at best. You're much better off spending that time getting to an advanced level at the things you're naturally good at
@@elektrickery Mathematics. I'm not claiming to be some sort of genius or prodigy, but I would sit classes the year above me all through high school. It came easily to me. I never had to try hard to understand it. On the other hand I absolutely sucked at foreign languages. I would spend hours after school trying to get vocab into my head, doing pages and pages of grammar exercises etc. I barely passed French, and I can definitely say it was not worth the effort at all. I have never used it. No employer cares about it. I didn't enjoy doing it. This would be true for somebody the inverse of me as well; if you have a natural aptitude for languages and suck at math, use your time to become fluent in French instead of struggling to understand integration rules you will never use outside of school
@@n00000bletWhile it's not terrible advice for young adults like college students, I'd try to discourage kids and teens from giving up on a subject after one bad class.
At 7:05 you can see on mcguirks notepad he actually has a tactical idea scribbled down: "move mellissa to half back" The idea of either Mcguirk or Melissa understanding what a half back does in soccer is hilarious to me.
Great memories, I watched this show when I was like 8 when it first aired on adult swim. Their interactions always felt like natural conversations, the writers knew how to write naturally flowing dialogs, not only with Brendan and Coach McGuirk, but through the entire show. Home movies was ahead of its time, I wish it would have gotten more reception back in the day
"Scared straight? You're already straight".
"I'm already scared".
Andrew Nitzschke
That line gets me every time as well.
Hopefully no one else likes this comment, 420 is just right.
@@svt_mike66 620 now
@@svt_mike66 666 is just right
I found that way more amusing than I should have.
I hated this show as a kid, now that I understand the jokes it's actually genius.
i watched it here and there when i was 7 and always thought it was weird that they all had footy pajamas on but now that im older i know it was just the animators being lazy because drawing shoes and different clothing pieces takes time so in their case they just paint drop.
Same
really? i thought it was pretty cool as a kid, it treaded the line between cool kid stuff that i liked and boring adult shows that i couldnt get into. this and that Oblongs show felt like a nice first step into more mature television as a child
I didn't even realize this was a kids show, some of the comedy is that on point
@@valkaerie8715it’s not? I saw it on adult swim which isn’t for kids
I completely forgot coach was adopted by a family of Greeks who also gave him his first job at a pizza parlor at the age of 8
Its a pretty average thing i could see how you forgot
I like hearing the little giggles they make throughout conversations
season 1 was improv it's so good lmao
McGurk predicted dad bods 20 years before it was a thing
I love the design of those bleachers. They look unfinished.
Home Movies or what was the name of the show?
Yes
I just realize some of these feel like Wes Anderson movie dialogue
Coach: The first step is admitting it. Now say it fatso.
Brendan: You say it!
Coach: Okay. You're fat!
Try this with a female, she’ll thank you for it.
@@loganwolverine5849 the fact you refer to them as " females " speaks volumes.
@@alexhobbs1208 Sigma male rule #3954: refer to women as "females:
@@alexhobbs1208 Yeah, he should have used the appropriate term instead, "femoid".
@@loganwolverine5849 Incel alert
"I'm discovering all this too as I say it." Genius. God I miss this show.
Damn five years ago
I still say that
Damn six years ago
pure genius, that line
7 years ago.... STILL stands as some of the best comedy writing, ever... #McGuirkForever 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The conversations in this show seem so natural. I love it. It makes it so much more funny.
Ikr lappi
shut up
Clarence
Yes that was the charm of the show. For an adult swim show, it felt oddly wholesome...
NocturnePlays it’s actually not scripted. They are truly ad libbing.
"You ever see a Therapist Mr. McGuirk?""Well yeah, sometimes you gotta do certain things to re-enter society"
Lol
Probably cuz' of the "killed a man once"
fucking hilarious
he was right about psychology lmao
@@atl5033 and astronomy
You thinking about running away? You should, it builds character
I mean sometimes you get to meet police officers🤷♀️
@@smilessantana2049 And kidnappers/rapist. 😃
Builds character tho
Is that a fact
My first time I saw a dead homeless man. Called cops had to go back home.
Theres about 8 phases, it starts from dumpy, then it goes to frumpy then it goes to fat.. the six phases of fat. I don't know I'm not a scientist.
7 years ago mann.
Isnt it like unhealthy though?
No, I dont know.
@@miguelthemoisturizer940 8 now
Gabriel Iglesias
Wow thats a lot of likes. Hi internet!
I would attend a coach Mcguirk life lessons seminar
I would watch a Mcguirk movie or show
you just might be psychic
VTV ditto
I have fat father syndrome lol
Same
this show is the reason I can't hear H. Jon Benjamin as any other character. just the coach man.
Me too!
And as a result, I've never been able to watch Archer.
Big facts
im the opposite I think of archer when I see this
bobs burgers
"Here's another thing: make a shiv."
"Yeah? How do you do that?"
"I dunno--you find stuff, you make it."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiv_(weapon)
How TF did they get the material to make a shank that fancy, I’m highly convinced those are staged photos.
@@loganwolverine5849 i think they used a piece of the bed and some cord
"You can stab someone with anything"
"You know what I was good at Brendon?"
"Drinking?"
Holy shit that's pretty funny.
The whole show is moments like that.
Nice MHTRTC pic
I love brendan and his sarcastic humor
This was the best line Brandon ever used on Coach
@@colfury100 what
Asking a kid if he is frustrated of his father remarrying a woman who is beautiful because he is jealous is one of the funniest things I have ever heard.
Brendon's wheezing as coach describes her in a towel is so funny to me😭
My dad remarried twice to two of the fugliest dogs I ever saw 🤔
....I wasn't so much frustrated as I was confused and disgusted 💯
I mean, he didn't talk down to Brendan. That is the main reason Brendan would go to McGuirck. He was world weary, but despite his often bad advice, he never patronized the kid and conversed with him. By the end of the series, he basically became Brendan's dad. He was better than his actual dad ngl.
* some comedy master minds worked on this...
Me: a 28 year old with a 53 year old dad who is fucking an 18 year old while I’m single.
Also me: “yeah, can’t relate. Can’t relate at all. 🙃”
5:00 omfg
"I used to do that Brendan."
"Oh I didn't know you played guitar, coach."
"I didn't, I just carried one around."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guitar
@@SuperGreatSphinx Thanks I didn't know what a Guitar is
Its a phase I went through. It was the seventies, everyone had kind of a prop.
Hard same
Same lol
I made it to the pizza place, but I got a job there.
Words of a wise man
Worked out well for him
The entire show feels like an animated podcast
The earlier you go in the show, the more it was actually improvised, giving it some of the most natural feeling dialogue at times.
Love
McGuirk is basically what happens of Ron Swanson and Andy Dwyer fell into a gene splicer.
I didn't know you played guitar.
I didn't I just carried one around.
***** i knew a guy that walked around with a guitar. he said he could play it but all he knew were love songs. tryhard @ chix
_queue Mike Birbiglia bit_
Steve Stevens Wonderwall
why couldn't Home Movie only be this? People talking to McGuirk.
Because the show needs Jason
@@Askeletontrappedinamanbody And Dwayne
There was more funny than mcgurk
Could’ve been another space ghost
Lol that was basically dr katz
The subtle shuffle Coach McGuirk makes towards Brendon when he says his dad's girlfriend could be on a magazine is genius.
Or the restless leg he's got going while describing her getting out of the shower
Thank you for mentioning that, I had to go back to catch it
I didn't even notice it until I saw this comment. Lmao.
I haven't watched this in a while. Great stuff.
He scoots closer not that his leg twitches. Still funny since it shows he's more interested in the details haha
Life sucks Brendon, that's your lesson...
"Oh, wow. Okay."
I would pay money to just sit around and listen to McGuirk go off on one. He's like a wise old sage who dumped all his stats into Charisma without leaving anything for Wisdom or Intelligence.
a very unwise sage indeed
average Hexblade player moment
This is a show that I never payed attention to because it was on 4am adult swim when I was half asleep
Same I watched but I didnt really listen.
I always watched this show right before Cowboy Bebop and Yu Yu Hakusho.
Same !!
Isn’t it on like 8 PM now? Cause that’s how I first found out about this show
7:48-8:00
"You know anything too hard in life is not worth doing." Words to live by.
Jesus loves you
Literally deadass
@@ibrushmyteethbeforeieatass1329fr fr
@@scrubbingdoubles8585what does that have to do with anything 💀💀
@scrubbingdoubles8585 Doesn't love you though
"NO!! NO MAN!! NO MAN!! NO!! I DON'T THINK SO!! I DON'T THINK SO!! ALRIGHT?! IS IT?! IS IT?!" Oh man that part killed me
That was good
Feel my heart... its pounding 🤣
None of this advice worked for me, except, "anything hard in life is not worth doing". That's solid advice that has never let me down.
Seems depressing, and also boring. That’s nice though, I guess
You joined 15 years ago holy shit. Respect
@@kam2894 RUclips has decided to send me down this rabbit hole and I was also noticing that a lot of the profiles commenting on the videos of this show joined 15 years ago. There was one thread I saw where the youngest profile was 13 years and op comment was only 2 years old. Wild
@@Unknown-wk1qk why? Life is simple why complicate things
@@dancingisraeli8382 I don’t think complicated things are bad. They’re usually interesting and can help you in some way. To be honest though, I don’t know why I said this
"It's textbook stuff, Brendan."
"Sometimes ya gotta do certain things to re-enter society" ~ Coach McGuirk
I think coach McGuirk is in the wrong profession. He should be a LIFE coach!
google user he is a life coach
It's as funny as when Jez from Peep Show 'works' as a life coach.
google user He’s funny but if someone actually took that advice they’d be miserable and awkward.
Crooked Artwork
Why do you think Brendon talks to him all the time, lmfao
No they'd be awesome like he is
Everything he says is gold but what really stands out to me is him simply telling Brandon that "he will be fine" because "he's just a kid.". I love this show.
He acknowledges the fact that Brendon is a kid but never talks down to him. I appreciate that about him.
Three tear drops, no one will touch you.
He killed a man with contacts ^^
🤣
In a way he’s actually a good father figure to Brendan, he’s honest about life lol
2005: When you're fat you remind women of their fathers.
2020: DAD BODS
Coincidence? I think not.
Men have it too, with their mothers. All the time.
@@CrizzyEyes nah
@@kam2894 How do you think the thicc craze started dude
@@crasnicul3371 what do mothers have to do with being thicc, and if so, why hadn’t it been a thing for all of humanity?
@@kam2894 It was, just not as talked about as today. Also mothers in general tend to have more curves, so if we follow the same logic for the attraction towards dad bods, boys growing up will look for the same traits in other women I suppose.
I can't even watch Archer because all I see is the coach lol
+Domanic Blanco Coach Mcguirk's Burgers
he was satan in Lucy, daughter of the devil" too. everything he does...he makes so funnny...
Domanic Blanco All I see is Ben Katz
***** and in aqua teen hunger force
The master is hilarious.
The first way of dealing with your fat is saying it, so say it.
No you say it.
Ok your fat.
God this show is amazing
you're*
this show had stellar writing
I want that profile. Source?
It was all improv
@@nightfox380 not true
@@jamiecranton there was very little scripting, it was mostly improv
@@hacobjansen retro scripting isn’t improv the story lines were set in stone it’s just a few jokes that were improv it’s a massive misconception that anything past season 1 is all improv
"What type of magazine? Like a dirty mag or one of those model mags?" "Uh...like a model mag." "Oh." lol
Brendan talking to Coach Mcguirk is how I talk to my dad about politics and stuff. It's like he'll agree and just throw in a few things as Mcguirk rambles on even though he knows it's all bullshit but he doesn't want to get into an argument because he knows it'll be ugly for everyone involved
Just a good listener that's how I am with random people they love talking to me lol I dont even say anything!
That’s so epic you’re just like Brendan and Coach!!!!11111!!!
Legend
yeah. yeah. no yeah
2:40 the prediction of the Dad bod craze was over a decade ahead of its time
Nah that’s just always been a thing
Most people, women and gay men alike, think dad bod is just bodybuilder with over 20% body fat. I've heard people saying Chris Hemsworth and Henry Cavill have dad bods, it's really discouraging tbh
@@ScootyPuffJrSuxovercome your physical body, seek God
Really underrated moment includes 6:14 where Brendon starts to ask "So you ever-" and immediately gets cut off about food. And he tried to wriggle back into the conversation of putting out food with "putting out milk, checking the date" while coach just keeps going and moved to the next part of his rambling
Idk how they record or animate this since the conversations are so unpredictable! Lol when they interrupt eachother it sounds so natural.
coach is one of the best characters EVER. "you know what i was good at?" "drinking?"
"There are 6 stages to fat....idk I'm no scientist" 😂😂😂
anything hard is not worth doing
"Make a knife out of contacts"
I used to really enjoy Home Movies because of how genuine the conversations felt. It's the kind of conversations I have with my friends and family. It's the same thing that attracted me to Bob's Burgers, I basically consider it the spiritual successor to Home Movies.
Jon Benjamin is a national treasure so glad he finally got his due with Bob's burgers!
Bob's Burgers is far inferior to Home Movies, though.
Coach mcgirk is so funny. He reminds me of some teachers I’ve had and a few bosses I’ve had in the past.
samuel Monaghan when I was 20 and worked at Ruby Tuesday, imagine this Coach McGuirk but everything he says also relates to the Bible somehow
"I don't know you played guitar, Coach."
"No I didn't, I just carried one around. It's a phase I went through. It was the 70s, you know?"
"Yeah."
"Kinda everybody got a prop."
"Right."
"If anybody else gonna play, I just complain that I you know, Tinnitus."
"Why didn't you just learn how to play, I mean-"
"Cuz it's hard, Brendon. It's too hard. You know anything too hard in life's not worth doing. Remember that."
Tendinitis
What did you type this from memory or something?
@@haveagreatday6952 probably not. He's just highlighting how good the writing is tho. mad clever stuff
"How the folks take it?"
"We threw a party."
I remember my mom freaking out when she caught me watching this show when I was 9. Now I'm watching it wondering what she thought was so bad ha!
Punch her
Coach McGuirk's advice obviously
probably because she heard coach say *girls have fat fathers* 2:37
"You know what I was good at Brendan?"
"Drinking?"
WHAT IS THIS SHOW LMFAOOO
Such a great mentor of my childhood
@@chocolatetampon4492 why I'm 61
"I would just pretend that I had tendinitis."
Now does THAT sound familiar.
“I’m gonna put one under your eye. Three tear drops, no one will touch you.”
ssj oven that shit made me weak
This is the funniest show I’ve seen in a while.
The conversations are just so natural and are funny
One of the best shows ever made
“Anything in life that’s too hard is not worth doing”
“The other thing Brendan is cheating is just another way of being prepared. You’re basically memorizing something is cheating. You knew the answer before the test was given. And so by taking the test and saying that you learned that stuff is cheating.”
It’s weird how that makes sense when he puts it like that
Life sucks Brendan, that's your lesson, go enjoy it.
I love it when people talk in a calm tone of voice for extended periods of time
So just life in general
* they did good...
...That's podcasting and radio. Its why it kicked off as hard as it did.
You must enjoy watching joe pera. He has his own show on adult swim
RUclips welcomes us to a 11yo video once more
The algorithm unites us all
"They're all conmen, even the women!!" 😂😂
1:25
“Welcome to the fat club Brendon”
“No”
“Yes!”
I couldn’t appreciate how awesome this show was as a child. Its writing is just astonishingly good as a adult though.
0:39 "thinking of running away, you should, it builds character" wtf 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The lesson on cheating actually helped me get through a couple of classes with the same professor. I couldn't physically write enough in class to finish essay portions without horrible hand cramps. So I would fill out the blue book beforehand for exams where we were given prompts before. I'm pretty sure he knew and didnt care because i wasnt actually cheating, I just needed more time because my hands had gotten used to only typing by that point. They were always my own ideas.
That’s more like you were doing extra work to save yourself in the future.
"You know what I was good at Brendan?"
"Drinking?"
"Being a rodey, I was a rodey"
... "The only down side, we never travelled, we were a local band"
LMFAO never noticed this shit
“You wear contacts? Make a knife with contacts. That’s where I learned. I killed a man with contacts” funnies shit ever
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contact_lens
Other teachers: Oh no! Don’t go to prison do good deeds and be happy, make good in the world and smile...
Coach: make a S H I V
1:20 *Unknowingly shares the most insane story ever told about his kidnap at age 8 and subsequent celebration*
Brendon: That’s a good story 😊
5:18
"Anything too hard in life is not worth doing... if you're not immediately good at something, why do it?"
This is my life philosophy. To a tee.
I've watched this show for 20 years and just realized mcgurik ment astrology not astronomy.
“Bottom line is you’re gonna be fine. You’re just a kid.”
I was a helpie
This was the first cartoon that aired on the first night of Adult Swim, and I instantly fell in love.
I was like 11 or 12 and this scratched an itch I wasn’t even aware I had.
I was too stupid at that age to like this show. I love it now.
I loved this show only because it was so minimalistic so if I wanted to go back to sleep it'd lull me to sleep but if I wanted to stay up, it was funny if you bothered actually listening to what is said
“I’m discovering all this too… as I say it” is such a great way to admit to talking a bunch of bullshit, I love this show
"I'm discovering all of this stuff, too, as I say it." Oh my goodness, that's a great line
this show is NOT good to watch my senior year of college. final semmester
"If you're not immediately good at doing something, why do it?" "Anything too hard in life is not worth doing, remember that. I agree. Lmao. Coach McGuirk is my idol.
Brendon: "Must've been some ladies out there, huh?"
McGuirk: "Pfff, you kidding me?"
Breandon: "yeah."
There relationship is the best part of the show
This show can just be audio lol
Yo coach mcguirk no joke the kinda guy that you would feel comfortable talking about anything with
He sounds like my old coach/highschool history teacher, he didn't teach us shit but tell us life stories we didn't mind he passed all of us. His motto is history is life lived gotta know to know
That story about him being raised by the pizza place was like way too realistic to be made up. This show as a masterpiece.
4:18
"Sure, yeah... what?"
"No but anyway brendon-"
The transitions in conversations in this show are one of the best parts. Cant even explain why this stuff is so funny to me it just is
"if you're not immediately good at something, why do it?"
This isn't actually completely terrible advice. You can waste hours at school and university trying to understand the stuff you struggle with, only to get to a bare minimal pass at best. You're much better off spending that time getting to an advanced level at the things you're naturally good at
very curious as to what you think you're good at
@@elektrickery Mathematics. I'm not claiming to be some sort of genius or prodigy, but I would sit classes the year above me all through high school. It came easily to me. I never had to try hard to understand it.
On the other hand I absolutely sucked at foreign languages. I would spend hours after school trying to get vocab into my head, doing pages and pages of grammar exercises etc. I barely passed French, and I can definitely say it was not worth the effort at all. I have never used it. No employer cares about it. I didn't enjoy doing it.
This would be true for somebody the inverse of me as well; if you have a natural aptitude for languages and suck at math, use your time to become fluent in French instead of struggling to understand integration rules you will never use outside of school
@@elektrickery cheese
@@n00000bletWhile it's not terrible advice for young adults like college students, I'd try to discourage kids and teens from giving up on a subject after one bad class.
HJB ... is ... the ... greatest ... ever
This is the trippiest looking cartoon
At 7:05 you can see on mcguirks notepad he actually has a tactical idea scribbled down: "move mellissa to half back" The idea of either Mcguirk or Melissa understanding what a half back does in soccer is hilarious to me.
Great memories, I watched this show when I was like 8 when it first aired on adult swim. Their interactions always felt like natural conversations, the writers knew how to write naturally flowing dialogs, not only with Brendan and Coach McGuirk, but through the entire show. Home movies was ahead of its time, I wish it would have gotten more reception back in the day
*Fails to do basic math* “I don’t know I’m not a scientist”
I used to watch this as a sleepy 7 year old waking up and trying to turn on Cartoon Network too early. I think it morphed my brain over the long term
H. Jon Benjamin is absolutely amazing
“They’re all conmen, even the women.” Gets me every time.
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