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Jim Gaffigan Beyond the Pale

In this live stand-up performance filmed at Chicago's historic Vic Theatre, comedian Jim Gaffigan cuts loose with whip-smart musings on a variety of topics, including Hot Pockets, holidays, Catholicism and his favorite activity: doing nothing.

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Jim Gaffigan

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Comedy

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