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    0:51 5/19/2012 The IT Crowd🇮🇱 Subtitled

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    Clip from The IT Crowd, Season 2, Episode 1: The Work Outing. Jen is invited by Phillip from the 6th floor to a musical. Perceived initially as a date by Jen, it quickly becomes a work outing when Moss and Roy invite themselves along. The scene takes place when they arrive at the theater lobby.

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    צוות ה-IT - הומו! מחזמר הומוסקסואלי.wmv

    קטע מתוך "צוות ה-IT", עונה 2, פרק 1: היציאה המשרדית. ג'ן מוזמנת על ידי פיליפ מהקומה השישית למחזמר. ג'ן חושבת שזו דייט, אך במהרה זה הופך ליציאה משרדית כשמוס ורוי מצטרפים אליהם. הסצנה מתרחשת כשהם מגיעים ללובי התיאטרון.

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