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A live special successor to the "Dr. Katz" TV show, produced and taped by Comedy Central, and included on the 2007 "Dr. Katz Professional Therapist - The Complete Series" DVD.
Top billed cast
Jonathan KatzDr. Katz
H. Jon BenjaminBen Katz
Laura SilvermanLaura the Receptionist
Kathy GriffinSelf
Paul F. TompkinsSelf
Maria BamfordSelf
Andy KindlerSelf
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