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        &lt;p&gt;Released on DVD and Netflix Instant on Tuesday,&lt;em&gt; The Trip&lt;/em&gt; makes you wonder just how big a jerk British funnyman Steve Coogan is in real life. Edited down from a six-episode BBC series from 2010, &lt;em&gt;The Trip&lt;/em&gt; presents Coogan as an acid-tongued, fictionalized version of himself, preparing to take a working vacation to the best restaurants in the North of England.&hellip;
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