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Nine to Five

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    Tomlin rebounded with Nine to Five (1980), a hugely popular comedy about coworkers (Tomlin, Jane Fonda, and Dolly Parton) who decide to kill their sexist boss (Dabney Coleman). A series of comedies followed, though they were less successful. During that time Tomlin also starred in the one-woman Broadway…

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