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Given how many episodes make up a season of American television—22, usually—each feels almost disposable, yet has the potential to perfectly capture a distinct moment in pop culture (even if it's an episode of That '70s Show). A Reasonable Facsimile Theatre Co. once again showcases the power of the episode with staged readings of classic ones, this time around covering the likes of Star Trek, The Brady Bunch, 3rd Rock From The Sun, and Doogie Howser, MD. Expect tongue planted firmly in cheek: The ensemble previously performed Clitoris Stories, a knock-off of The Vagina Monologues. 

Given how many episodes make up a season of American television—22, usually—each feels almost disposable, yet has the potential to perfectly capture a distinct moment in pop culture (even if it's an episode of That '70s Show). A Reasonable Facsimile Theatre Co. once again showcases the power of the episode with staged readings of classic ones, this time around covering the likes of Star Trek, The Brady Bunch, 3rd Rock From The Sun, and Doogie Howser, MD. Expect tongue planted firmly in cheek: The ensemble previously performed Clitoris Stories, a knock-off of The Vagina Monologues. 

Given how many episodes make up a season of American television—22, usually—each feels almost disposable, yet has the potential to perfectly capture a distinct moment in pop culture (even if it's an episode of That '70s Show). A Reasonable Facsimile Theatre Co. once again showcases the power of the episode with staged readings of classic ones, this time around covering the likes of Star Trek, The Brady Bunch, 3rd Rock From The Sun, and Doogie Howser, MD. Expect tongue planted firmly in cheek: The ensemble previously performed Clitoris Stories, a knock-off of The Vagina Monologues. 

Given how many episodes make up a season of American television—22, usually—each feels almost disposable, yet has the potential to perfectly capture a distinct moment in pop culture (even if it's an episode of That '70s Show). A Reasonable Facsimile Theatre Co. once again showcases the power of the episode with staged readings of classic ones, this time around covering the likes of Star Trek, The Brady Bunch, 3rd Rock From The Sun, and Doogie Howser, MD. Expect tongue planted firmly in cheek: The ensemble previously performed Clitoris Stories, a knock-off of The Vagina Monologues. 

Given how many episodes make up a season of American television—22, usually—each feels almost disposable, yet has the potential to perfectly capture a distinct moment in pop culture (even if it's an episode of That '70s Show). A Reasonable Facsimile Theatre Co. once again showcases the power of the episode with staged readings of classic ones, this time around covering the likes of Star Trek, The Brady Bunch, 3rd Rock From The Sun, and Doogie Howser, MD. Expect tongue planted firmly in cheek: The ensemble previously performed Clitoris Stories, a knock-off of The Vagina Monologues. 

Given how many episodes make up a season of American television—22, usually—each feels almost disposable, yet has the potential to perfectly capture a distinct moment in pop culture (even if it's an episode of That '70s Show). A Reasonable Facsimile Theatre Co. once again showcases the power of the episode with staged readings of classic ones, this time around covering the likes of Star Trek, The Brady Bunch, 3rd Rock From The Sun, and Doogie Howser, MD. Expect tongue planted firmly in cheek: The ensemble previously performed Clitoris Stories, a knock-off of The Vagina Monologues. 

Given how many episodes make up a season of American television—22, usually—each feels almost disposable, yet has the potential to perfectly capture a distinct moment in pop culture (even if it's an episode of That '70s Show). A Reasonable Facsimile Theatre Co. once again showcases the power of the episode with staged readings of classic ones, this time around covering the likes of Star Trek, The Brady Bunch, 3rd Rock From The Sun, and Doogie Howser, MD. Expect tongue planted firmly in cheek: The ensemble previously performed Clitoris Stories, a knock-off of The Vagina Monologues. 

Given how many episodes make up a season of American television—22, usually—each feels almost disposable, yet has the potential to perfectly capture a distinct moment in pop culture (even if it's an episode of That '70s Show). A Reasonable Facsimile Theatre Co. once again showcases the power of the episode with staged readings of classic ones, this time around covering the likes of Star Trek, The Brady Bunch, 3rd Rock From The Sun, and Doogie Howser, MD. Expect tongue planted firmly in cheek: The ensemble previously performed Clitoris Stories, a knock-off of The Vagina Monologues.