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Return to the World of... the Kitchen Pimps

"An unnecessary sequel with necessary intentions."

As their second year at university proceeds, the group explores the challenges of living in private accommodation, attempting to maintain the group dynamic through it all.

Top Cast

  • Albert Fernandes

    Albert Fernandes

    Let Him Cook

  • Hayden Fowler

    Hayden Fowler

    The Quantum Breaker

  • Logan Tindell

    Logan Tindell

    (Inner) Demon Slayer

  • Logan C. Murray

    Logan C. Murray

    The Real Greased Lightnin'

Overview

As their second year at university proceeds, the group explores the challenges of living in private accommodation, attempting to maintain the group dynamic through it all.

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