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TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper - Interview #9
TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper
William Shakespeare comes on the show and proves that yes, it is obnoxious to speak in verse.
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TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper - Interview #8
TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper
Legendary board game maker Milton Bradley comes on the show, pitches some ideas, and defends "Barrel of Monkeys" as a brilliant idea.
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TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper - Interview #7
TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper
The Earl of Sandwich visits the show and tells Steve how the idea for the worlds' greatest food came to be.
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TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper - Interview #6
TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper
Steve sits down with legendary wig maker Mildred Honeyweight for a discussion about colonial hair products and her "group meetings" with the founding fathers.
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TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper - Interview #5
TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper
Malcolm W, predecessor of civil rights leader Malcolm X, comes on the show and shares some pretty "progressive" ideas.
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TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper - Interview #4
TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper
Jefferson Davis, the first and only President of the Confederacy, comes on the show and talks about his addiction to slaves.
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TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper - Interview #3
TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper
Steve talks with crazed arsonist Alice McCorkey, who makes the case for her work as "art" and preaches the benefits of regular meth use.
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TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper - Interview #2
TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper
Steve sits down with Pope Julius II, and finds out what God looks like and why Julius didn't pick a more exciting name.
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TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper - Interview #1
TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper
Steve interviews Steve Revere, misanthropic younger brother of colonial icon Paul Revere, and uncovers some disturbing "facts" about our founding fathers.
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TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper - Trailer
TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper
The trailer for the upcoming late night show "TWILIGHT with Steve Cooper." Premiering January 12th on KoldCast TV.
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William Shakespeare comes on the show and proves that yes, it is obnoxious to speak in verse.
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Starring: Robert Berliner & Jeremy Seglem
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