Al_Dente
Jun 05 1998
•0h 2m
•Animation, Comedy
All is not well at the Steak_Barn Meat Restaurant. The haughty head-waiter takes an order for the "vegetarian option," which creates havoc in the kitchen.
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Mike Cooper
Waiter / Cook (voice)
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