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“he was abducted by two horrible, old women, and a monkey”

If you haven’t already checked out Mike Mignola’s The Amazing Screw-On Head, you are doing yourself a disservice. SciFi Channel may pick up the series, or not, based on viewer response. It would be great if SciFi got back to SF, like if MTV rediscovered music videos, so check it out and leave feedback!

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