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What to expect from #JacquesWeek 2017?

Posted on July 7, 2017 By Andrew Thaler
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Classic Cousteau Films? Yes!

In depth ocean discussions? 100%

Hilarious tweets? Probably!

Exceptional photoshops? I hope so!

Even more classic Cousteau Films, Documentaries, and Clips? We. Are. On. It.

#JacquesWeek returns July 23, right here, on the internet.

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