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- Previous episode S2016E17 - Fibbage 2 With Funhaus
- Number S2016E18
- Genre Reality
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The Division Beta
What the hell, Ubisoft? Callin' this game The Division. Did you ever stop to notice there's not any math going on here? Certainly no division. You've been hyping up fans for years to expect a full fleshed out video game version of Donald in Mathmagic Land. Now The Division Beta is out, and there is nothing left but disappointment. How do you expect Geoff, Jack, Michael, and Ryan to experience their favorite ill-tempered mallard in a fully-rendered three-dimensional cyberworld now? Amateurs.
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