“So, Hanson, which one of you boys is coming home with me tonight? (greeting the band Hanson)”

— Kathy Griffin

Kathy Griffin: Hot Cup Of Talk http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0234018/ (1998) <br class="br">Hot Cup Of Talk (1998)

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