McCaig's Movie Mayhem: "The Monkey" – WBBJ TV's Film Critique

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2. Search online video archives: Websites like YouTube or Vimeo might contain recordings of the segment, uploaded by viewers or the station itself.

3. Contact WBBJ TV directly: Reach out to the station's newsroom or programming department. They may be able to provide information about the review or even a transcript or recording.

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