S5, Ep. 12 - Ninety Years Without Slumbering

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This week Terry and Paul awkwardly sit unnoticed in the living room of the Kirk household, listening to Mr. Sam Forstmann tinker with his grandfather clock upstairs. Sam is obsessed with making sure that the clock never stops ticking because he believes when it winds down, so will he...

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