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Spitting Image

Spitting Image

The knives are out in the first season. Rubber has never been so sharp!

Year: 1984 · Season 1 · Credits: Steve Nallon, Kate Robbins, Chris Barrie... more

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Years: 1984 - 1988

Seasons: 5

Genre: Comedy

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