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Bubba-Q Season 1 Episode 3

Bubba-Q: Things get a little messy for Bubba and his brother Fobo when they show up to a client meeting at a local gun range in North Philly. The team's buttoned-up business manager, Lonni, calls the guys out for looking like slobs so they reluctantly agree to take her advice and upgrade to a more professional image. Later, a critical test for the crew's gun-themed Bubba-Q backfires when Fobo gets his bell rung by a supercharged potato cannon.

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