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Maude Season 6 Episode 19

Arthur's son, Arthur Jr. apparently fled to Canada in the late 60s to avoid the draft and Arthur has never quite forgiven him for running away yet Arthur visits his son in Canada and brings home his grandson Ian and his pet hamster. However, Arthur soon learns a lesson about life when he accidentally leaves Ian's pet hamster in the trunk of the car during a particularly cold winter day.

Starring:

Adrienne Barbeau, Bea Arthur, Bill Macy, Conrad Bain, Rue McClanahan

Genre:

Comedy

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