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The Family Law: Painfully Camp
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Painfully Camp
Season 3  |  Episode 3  |  SBS  |  January 19, 2019

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Intercultural understanding

Asia and Australia
11-12
Classification: Mature Classification: Mature

Benjamin struggles with a crippling addiction to spying on Klaus pumping iron across the road, and is riddled with anxiety over what it means. So when Candy and Wayne announce over lunch that they're taking everyone camping, Benjamin - to everyone's horror - is a bundle of enthusiasm, seeing this as an opportunity to escape temptation. Jenny isn't so keen, but after Pete unceremoniously dumps her in the school car park, she can't wait to leave town either.

Benjamin struggles with a crippling addiction to spying on Klaus pumping iron across the road, and is riddled with anxiety over what it means. So when Candy and Wayne announce over lunch that they're taking everyone camping, Benjamin - to everyone's horror - is a bundle of enthusiasm, seeing this as an opportunity to escape temptation. Jenny isn't so keen, but after Pete unceremoniously dumps her in the school car park, she can't wait to leave town either.

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