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* UsefulNotes/NativeAmericans: Aside from Rhett and Link’s primary goal to find Ms. Locklear, the documentary goes into presenting the the political struggle of the “Lumbee” Tribe.
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* UsefulNotes/NativeAmericans: Aside from Rhett and Link’s primary goal to find Ms. Locklear, the documentary goes into presenting ends up taking a detour to present the the political struggle of the “Lumbee” Tribe.
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* HotTeacher: Miss Locklear herself is acknowledged as being very pretty by most of the people Rhett and link show her a school photo with her in from 1985. [[spoiler: When she is finally found, she has still remained so.]]
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* HotTeacher: Miss Locklear herself is acknowledged as being very pretty by most of the people when Rhett and link show her a school photo with her in from 1985. [[spoiler: When she is finally found, she has still remained so.]]
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* HotTeacher: Miss Locklear herself is acknowledged as being very pretty by most of the people Rhett and link show her school a photo with her in from 1985. [[spoiler: When she is finally found, she has still remained so.]]
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* HotTeacher: Miss Locklear herself is acknowledged as being very pretty by most of the people Rhett and link show her a school a photo with her in from 1985. [[spoiler: When she is finally found, she has still remained so.]]
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* RoadTripPlot: The premise of the film is Rhett and Link traveling around using only word of mouth to try and locate Ms Locklear starting in their home town of North Carolina.
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* RoadTripPlot: The premise of the film is Rhett and Link traveling using on word of mouth to try and locate Ms Locklear starting in their home town of North Carolina.
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* HotTeacher: Miss Locklear herself is acknowledged as being very pretty by most of the people Rhett and link show her school a photo to.with her in from 1985. [[spoiler: When she is finally found, she has still remained so.]]
* RoadTripPlot: The premise of the film is Rhett and Link traveling around usingon only word of mouth to try and locate Ms Locklear starting in their home town of North Carolina.
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* HotTeacher: Miss Locklear herself is acknowledged as being very pretty by most of the people Rhett and link show her photo to to. [[spoiler: When she is finally found, she has still remained so.]] ]]
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* CoolTeacher: Miss Lenor Locklear was cool enough that Rhett and Link decided to make a whole movie about their trip to find her.
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''Looking for Miss.Ms. Locklear'' is a 2008 American independent {{documentary}} written, produced and directed by the comedy duo WebVideo/RhettAndLink. The pair go on a journey to reunite with their first grade teacher Miss Lenore Locklear who was responsible for the two becoming lifelong friends when she kept them behind from recess together. Choosing to use only word of mouth, Rhett and Link travel around North Carolina speaking to a number of colorful characters on their search for Miss Locklear and end up also highlighting the political struggle of the Native American “Lumbee” Tribe, taking the pair all the way to the nation’s capital.
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''Looking for Miss. Locklear'' is a 2008 American independent {{documentary}} written, produced and directed by the comedy duo WebVideo/RhettAndLink. The pair go on a journey to reunite with their first grade teacher Miss Lenore Locklear who was responsible for the two becoming lifelong friends when she kept them behind from recess together. Choosing to use only word of mouth, Rhett and Link travel around North Carolina speaking to a number of colorful characters on their search for Miss Locklear and ends end up also highlighting the political struggle of the Native American “Lumbee” Tribe, taking the pair all the way to the nation’s capital.
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''Looking for Miss. Locklear'' is a 2008 American independent {{documentary}} written, produced and directed by the comedy duo WebVideo/RhettAndLink. The pair go on a journey to reunite with their first grade teacher Miss Lenore Locklear who was responsible for the two becoming lifelong friends when she kept them behind from recess together. Choosing to use only word of mouth, Rhett and Link travel around North Carolina speaking to a number of colorful characters on their search for Miss Locklear which and ends up also highlighting the political struggle of the Native American “Lumbee” Tribe, taking the pair all the way to the nation’s capital.
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''Looking for Miss. Locklear'' is a 2008 American independent {{documentary}} written, produced and directed by the comedy duo WebVideo/RhettAndLink. The pair go on a journey to reunite with their first grade teacher Miss Lenore Locklear who was responsible for the two becoming lifelong friends when she kept them behind from recess together. Choosing to use only word of mouth, Rhett and Link travel around North Carolina speaking to a number of colorful characters on their search for Miss Locklear which ends up also highlights highlighting the political struggle of the Native American “Lumbee” Tribe, taking the pair all the way to the nation’s capital.
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''Looking for Miss. Locklear'' is a 2008 American independent {{documentary}} written, produced and directed by the comedy duo WebVideo/RhettAndLink. The pair go on a journey to reunite with their first grade teacher Miss Lenore Locklear who was responsible for the two becoming lifelong friends when she kept them behind from recess together. Choosing to use only word of mouth, Rhett and Link travel around North Carolina speaking to a number of colorful characters on their search for Miss Locklear which ends up also highlights the political struggle of the Native American “Lumbee” Tribe, taking the pair all the way to the nation’s capital.
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''Looking for Miss. Locklear'' is a 2008 American independent {{documentary}} written, produced and directed by the comedy duo WebVideo/RhettAndLink. The pair go on a journey to find reunite with their first grade teacher Miss Lenore Locklear who was responsible for the two becoming lifelong friends when she kept them behind from recess together. Choosing to use only word of mouth, Rhett and Link travel around North Carolina speaking to a number of colorful characters which ends up also highlights the political struggle of the Native American “Lumbee” Tribe, taking the pair all the way to the nation’s capital.
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''Looking for Miss Miss. Locklear'' is a 2008 American independent {{documentary}} written, produced and directed by the comedy duo WebVideo/RhettAndLink. The pair go on a journey to find their first grade teacher Miss Lenore Locklear who was responsible for the two becoming lifelong friends when she kept them behind from recess together. Choosing to use only word of mouth, Rhett and Link travel around North Carolina speaking to a number of colorful characters which ends up also highlights the political struggle of the Native American “Lumbee” Tribe, taking the pair all the way to the nation’s capital.
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''Looking for Miss Locklear'' is a 2008 American independent {{documentary}} written, produced and directed by the comedy duo WebVideo/RhettAndLink. The pair go on a journey to find their first grade teacher Miss Lenore Locklear who was responsible for the two becoming lifelong friends when she kept them behind from recess together. Choosing to use only word of mouth, Rhett and Link travel around North Carolina speaking to a number of colorful characters which ends up also highlights the political struggle of the Native American “Lumbee” Tribe, taking the pair all the way to the nation’s capital.
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