When Netflix released Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp last year, it quickly became one of our favorite shows. First Day of Camp perfectly encapsulated what made 2001’s Wet Hot American Summer a cult classic, and was a hilarious, delightful experience. Today, Netflix announced that we’re going back to Camp Firewood again in […]
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‘Wet Hot American Summer’ is returning to Netflix once again
April 27th, 2016 
Gabe Aikins 
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