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May 2008
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Bigfoot Wallace and El Muerto
After getting the lay of the land, so to speak, Bigfoot Wallace moved from Austin to San Antonio, which was considered the extreme edge of the frontier, to sign up as a Texas Ranger under Jack Hayes. (Texas)
- Bigfoot Wallace and the Gray Bean
Turns out, Well, the rough and tumble life of a Texas Ranger wasn’t enough to satisfy Bigfoot Wallace. No sir! He hungered for adventure, and he found it.(Texas)
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Bigfoot Wallace and the Hickory Nuts
Bigfoot Wallace was as crazy an individual as they come. (Texas)
- Bigfoot Wallace Runs the Mail
Bigfoot Wallace – that wild and wacky Texas Ranger -- returned to the wilds of frontier life once the United States won the war with Mexico, and it suited him as nothing else could do. (Texas)
- Boo Hag
Bobby sets out to find a beautiful wife and ends up with a monster! (Texas)
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First Things First
What's more important than rescuing your neighbors from a flood? Rescuing the moonshine!
(Vermont)
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Round River Drive
Paul Bunyan tries to send his logs down the river only to find out it's round.
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The Shaggy Dog
A woman loses her pooch between Salem and Springfield and starts looking for her extremely shaggy dog.
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The Yellow Ribbon
Jane always wears a yellow ribbon around her neck and Johnny really wants to know why.
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Why Lizards Can't Sit
(Mississippi)
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