Dinosaurs: Season 2, Episode 13

What 'Sexual Harris' Meant (18 Dec. 1991)

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Monica gets a job pushing down trees for Wesayso but is fired after refusing the advances of new coworker Al "Sexual" Harris, popular for his double entendres. Determined not to let the ... See full summary »

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Sexual Harris (voice)
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Kevin Carlson ...
Additional Dinosaur Performer
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Tom Fisher ...
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Jack L. Harrell ...
Mr. Harold Heffer (voice)
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B.P. Richfield (voice)
John Kennedy ...
Bruce Lanoil ...
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Roy Hess (voice)
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Monica gets a job pushing down trees for Wesayso but is fired after refusing the advances of new coworker Al "Sexual" Harris, popular for his double entendres. Determined not to let the males in the workforce hold her down, she takes the matter to court but doesn't get much help in her case. Written by Novastar_6

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