Todd Glass: Act Happy

Todd Glass: Act Happy

Todd Glass: Act Happy

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2018•62 min•Comedy

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Todd Glass

Himself

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Duncan Carey

Himself - Todd Glass Band, Mumbler

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Eric Kalver

Himself - Todd Glass Band, Drums

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Gabriel Steiner

Himself - Todd Glass Band, Brass

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Lauren Reeves

Herself - Todd Glass Band, Triangle

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Tim Lillis

Himself - Todd Glass Band, Keys

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Try to keep up as comedian Todd Glass delivers rapid-fire stand-up that bounces from his heart attack to his coming out to how to eat a Kit Kat.

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