Crazy Pizza

Season 1Episode 530 minMay 22, 2000
Crazy Pizza
Bobo closes the shop early and gets ready to date a sexy somebody he met on the Internet. Sleek and Pauly have a night on the town. As usual not all is well in the land of fat pizza. The mother of all road rages ensues, bouncers, midgets plane crashes and dead bodies turn the night upside down. The shows finale is very Priscilla queen of the desert!
Crazy Pizza has aired on May 22, 2000 at 9:00 PM
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