Posted on Aug 19th, 2008 by Lindsay Robertson 2 Comments

Unless they come out with amazing new technology or employ extremely original new creativity, this is the last montage of Allison the duster huffer from Intervention I’ll be posting, I promise. But of all the videos I’ve seen, this one pleads the strongest case for going back and watching this show so you can understand the Halloween costumes we’ll surely be seeing this year:

Via tipster Brandon and Defamer. It can’t be long now before our Allison appears on The View, no?

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Comments (2)
  1. indieguy322  |   Posted on Aug 19th, 2008

    That ‘walking on sunshine’ line has gone down in history as my favorite moment of television in the history of the world. It is better than the moon landing

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  2. icanread  |   Posted on Aug 20th, 2008

    I watched this episode after seeing the last montage you posted. It reminded me very much of the tourettes episode of True Life (which EVERYONE at my high school was talking about the day after it aired) in that I have never laughed so hard at something so sad.

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