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Showing solidarity with the striking Writers Guild of America, talking kittens, hand-holding otters and skateboard-riding pooches everywhere are refusing to engage in adorable, playful, or otherwise LOL-related activity. In typical sellout fashion, scab animal David Cross attempts to save the industry with his turn as a piano-playing cat. Meow-despicable. (by Michael Taylor) Running Time: 1:18This great video appears on
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