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When he gets mad, he doesn't get even… he gets creative.
Chris is the top brain who just wants to party, Mitch is the 15-year-old college wiz kid. Supposedly hard at work on a lab project with a mysterious deadline, they still find time to use their genius to discover new ways to have fun.
Val Kilmer Gabriel Jarret Michelle Meyrink William Atherton Robert Prescott Louis Giambalvo Jon Gries Ed Lauter Stacy Peralta Daniel Ades Andres Aybar Charles Shull Beau Billingslea Charles Parks Sean Frye JoAnn Willette Ina Gould Nadine Vix Paul Tulley Joanne Baron Harry Johnson Patti D'Arbanville Monte Landis Sandy Martin Severn Darden Randy Lowell John Shepherd Reid Tommy Swerdlow Mark Kamiyama Martin Gundersen Brett Miller Dean Devlin Yuji Okumoto Lynda Wiesmeier Penny Baker Marcia Karr Isabelle Walker Marii Mak Cheri Wells Catherine MacNamara Johnny Vasily Ed Garrabrandt Isabel Cooley Robin Stober Deborah Foreman David Marvit Michael Crabtree Charles Sweigart Peter Parros Ronald Taylor James Carrington Michael Backes Corki Grazer Jeanne Mori David Ursin Joe Dorsey Will Knox Kevin Hurley Kimberly Spak
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