Dane Jeffrey Cook (born March 18, 1972) is an American stand-up comedian and film actor. He has released five comedy albums: Harmful If Swallowed; Retaliation; Vicious Circle; Rough Around The Edges: Live From Madison Square Garden; and Isolated Incident. Retaliation became the highest charting comedy album in 28 years and went platinum. Cook performed an HBO special in the Fall of 2006, Vicious Circle, a straight-to-DVD special titled Rough...
Charlie asks Stu's advice when Charlie's girlfriend told him that she loved h...
Stu can't understand why Charlie can't just have sex with random women but Ch...
Cam and Charlie's sex tape contains footage of Charlie mauling a stuffed peng...
Charlie boards Cam's plane and tells her what he's never told anyone and that...
Charlie finally realizes that the hex isn't real and that if Cam is going to ...
Charlie decides that breaking the hex is to find Anisha, the girl who hexed h...
Charlie tells Stu that he's lost Cam, the most special person in his life and...
Charlie finally remembers the girl who put the hex on him and describes her t...
While trying to win Cam back, Charlie falls into a pool with the penguins whi...
Charlie bursts into Stu's office declaring his name is now Ronald and he need...
Charlie gets Stu on the phone after he sees Eleanor on TV with her fiancee. ...
Cam tells Charlie that she wants to see his birthmark. He tells her that not...
Charlie keeps telling Cam that he's sick that's why they have to talk on the ...
Stu finds a woman for Charlie to test the curse on. A large woman with acne ...
Cam and Charlie tell each other useless fact while on their third date.
Cam opens the wrapped gift that Charlie gave her. Inside the box is a band a...
Charlie tells Stu he's willing to change his ways for Cam and be more like a ...
Charlie tells Stu he's not very happy that he listened to him when Stu told h...
Charlie tells Stu about Cam and how perfectly imperfect she is and asks Stu i...
Charlie is on a date with a woman who wants to know if the hex is for real, t...
Charlie takes a woman out on a date but before they can leave her house she's...
Charlie tells Cam that while he was fixing her chipped tooth he got a good lo...
Cam tells Charlie about one of the penguin rituals that she finds fascinating.
Cam tells Charlie why she loves working with penguins. Charlie has a reason ...
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