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All The Missing Link Wants Is To Get His Boogiecise On

By Charlie Jane Anders Published February 11, 2009, 1:00 pm ET

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Final proof that monsters are among us! A video from 1983 shows the Missing Link, voiced by Will Arnett, terrorizing the Boogiecise aerobics crew. More evidence of a monster-coverup conspiracy?

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