Clunkers
When an injury crushes Ritchie's dreams of playing Major League baseball, he is forced to join a dubious team of used car salesmen. With a drunk receptionist and a not-so-handy mechanic, you'll get more than you bargained for.
When an injury crushes Ritchie's dreams of playing Major League baseball, he is forced to join a dubious team of used car salesmen. With a drunk receptionist and a not-so-handy mechanic, you'll get more than you bargained for.
Sherman Hemsley
Boss
David Faustino
Carl Anthony Payne II
Ritchie
Robin Thede
Cheryl
Ritchie Montgomery
Officer DClark
Jamie Wax
Officer Anthony Smith
Clayton Thomas
Trey
When an injury crushes Ritchie's dreams of playing Major League baseball, he is forced to join a dubious team of used car salesmen. With a drunk receptionist and a not-so-handy mechanic, you'll get more than you bargained for.
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