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Six Feet Under

A offbeat HBO series about the Fishers, a dysfunctional undertaker family in Los Angeles. It's easily one of the best shows TV has to offer. The writing and acting is not only fantastic, but the show has many different moods; it can be sad, quirky, touching and sometimes hilarious.

Six Feet Under is a TV classic.

by Kyle March 10, 2005

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Six Joker's Cards

The Six Joker's Cards are as follows: Carnival of Carnage, the Ringmaster, Riddlebox, the Great Milenko, the Amazing Jeckel Brothers and the Wraith. ICP named their six albums after each of the Joker's Cards and on each album is (at least) one song that explains what exactly the card means.

ICP claims to have been visited by the spirit of the Dark Carnival, who showed them six revelations in the form of the Joker's Cards. ICP then made it their mission to spread the word, and tell everyone to change their evil ways before it's too late, thus naming their six albums after each Joker's Card and putting a specific revelation into each. The first Joker's Card, Carnival of Carnage, was released in 1991; their final revelation, the Wraith, was released in 2004.

I understand the Six Joker's Cards now, and I have to change my ways before the Dark Carnival claims my soul.

by loTuS_kiLLA August 27, 2006

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Six Feet Under

A black comedy/drama program on HBO (Home Box Office). It centers on the Fisher Family who own an operate a funeral home in California following the death of the family patriarch Nathaniel Fisher in the first episode. Although dead, he frequently comes back to talk to each member of the family. In the family are the mother Ruth with sons Nate, David and daughter Claire.

An unbelieveable show with beatifully real and intricate characters. Funny, touching, brilliant. Further evidence that HBO is invincible.

Sorry man, I'd love to go hang gliding, but the season premire of the final season 5 of Six Feet Under is on tonight!

by kwashia February 1, 2005

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Six Girl Show

A phrase used before Green Bay Packer games originating from a gentlemen's club in Appleton, Wisconsin. In the early to late 1990's the phrase was listed on the establishment's billboard promoting not only the Packers, but also the dancers.

Go Pack Go, Six Girl Show!

by favrefan01 February 8, 2011

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