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arthur@alum.calberkeley.org wrote:

>The Nutty Professor (4K disc) 1963 comedy starring Jerry Lewis as a 
>geeky college professor who creates a potion that turns him cool. 


Buddy Love, baby!

>Nutty Professor II: The Klumps (blu-ray) 2000 sequel which has Eddie 
>Murphy once again playing an overweight college professor and his thin 
>inner id.  It wasn't very funny.  This was mostly background noise with 
>the director's commentary.  The director spent the commentary justifying 
>all the fart jokes.

You forgot to mention Murphy plays multiple roles.

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Let's go Brandon!