Welcome to the second season of The McVie Show. More comedy, drama, talk, news, public affairs, music... and large amounts of irony, sarcasm and raised eyebrows. For those adult enough to not take this show seriously. If you want to get real, get off-line.
“Debbie pressed her face to the car’s tinted windows. The limousine came to a stop, and a team of bodyguards leapt out. Debbie sighed and wished she could have bodyguards; she soulfully coveted a life worth threatening.”
Paul Rudnick, Social Disease, 1986
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