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30 seconds with Yuki, episode 32 (feat. Mimi aka Mama)

I reloaded the video since it wasn't working for a few people.
I hope it's better now. Feel free to comment (or send us an email) if it is still broken.



Comments

Anonymous said…
this is totally one of my favorite episodes. i wish it went on even longer, even if yuki did say "bye", effectively ending the show.
Can anyone translate?
Anonymous said…
OMG - Funniest thing I've seen in a long time! I didn't think she could out-cute the pink Halloween costume, but she managed like a pro!

Erika
amanda lee said…
soooo.... i've watched it like a billion times. it is so funny. i mean, you guys are like a comedy team. I LOVE IT!
Lisa Tucker said…
it won't PLAY for me! ARGH!!! it has told me seventeen thousand times to try again later! WAHHH!!
Anonymous said…
Won't play for me either. It is currently not available. Boo hoo.
I feel so locked out! Is there a secret code? This reminds me of jr. high!
Gibs
Lisa Tucker said…
IT WAS WORTH THE WAIT!!!! I am coming to Seattle to kidnap your daughter. And...scene.
Anonymous said…
Tee hee hee
so cute
xo
gibs
Nikki Prz said…
jesus christ. that kid could be used as a cuteness weapon in order to win the Cold War. if there still was a Cold War.
LOVE IT! You have funniest cutest kid ever (and I am mother to two pretty awesome ones myself).
Anonymous said…
that is so cute...isn't it amazing when the words start - all that stuff going on in their heads...

- curtis ch dyan's man...

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