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Digman!
Season 1 Episode 6

Digman!

TV-14Animated • Sitcom
Shakespeare's Lost SonnetSeason 1 Episode 6
Rip must go undercover to find Shakespeare's "Lost Sonnet," a poem so romantic that hearing it makes people orgasm; Rip finds himself under the spell of a charismatic actor and he will either stick to the mission or get in too deep.
Cast
Andy Samberg, Tim Robinson, Mitra Jouhari, Dale Soules, Guz Khan, Melissa Fumero, Tim Meadows
Rating
TV-14
Genres
Animated, Sitcom
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