Men in Charge in Brief(s)
Sundays 6:01-6:05 p.m. on SPR News
“Men in Charge in Brief(s)" is a shortened version of "Men in Charge," an uncertainly ironic sketch comedy show, written and performed by Kevin Decker and Tony Flinn.
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