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| Mayor Villaraigosa ill-advisedly hired Ed Boks after humane workers warned that Boks has no record of or ability to honestly reduce animal overpopulation or euthanasia and his performance in L. Gregor cares deeply for a number of the Underland's pale, violet-eyed humans and giant rats and bats, and his mission takes on even more personal urgency when his mother (who, ill-advisedly, has insisted on joining her children in the Underland) is bitten by a plague-infected flea. Cons: Seymour replaced Wendy Malick, who was had to relinquish the role when ABC ill-advisedly renewed "Jake in Progress" (which received one airing this season before getting yanked). |
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