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The Wall Season 4 Episode 17

Carmen, a social worker, and Toni, an account executive, are wives from Ann Arbor, Michigan; after helping so many others, now might be their turn for a massive payout -- if they have what it takes to brave the wall.

Starring:

Chris Hardwick

Genre:

Action, Game-Show

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