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This week on the last episode of Sprague Hasn't Seen Month(s), Scott and Sprague watch Barry Jenkins' Best Picture-winning MOONLIGHT. Joining them is Golden Globe-winning Abbott Elementary and Harley Quinn showrunner and Sh*t My Dad Says author Justin Halpern! Check out his new book, GET LOST! How has Sprague avoided the movie known for the greatest Oscar mix-up of all time? And now that he has finally seen it, will he be happy he saw it before he dies, or will he wish it was La La Land instead??
Next week: Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966)
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