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That's uncomfortable. A clip from a 2008 episode of 19 Kids and Counting has resurfaced amid Josh Duggar's accusations of child molestation, which shows him making a joke about siblings dating. 
  
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 In the video, Duggar, 27, is seen talking about a cinema visit he was due to take with his then-fiancee Anna Duggar before they married. The movie they had chosen to watch had an 18 rating, meaning his sister Jinger Dugger, who had been designated chaperone (in accordance with Duggar family rules about no solo dates pre-marriage), was too young to attend. 
  
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 In the end, Josh's siblings Jana and John David Duggar were selected to chaperone, in what the reality star described as a "double date." 
  
 "We chose Jana and John David — we thought why not, have a double date," Josh says to the camera, looking jovial. The video clip then cuts to what appears to be him having a laugh with producers of the show. "We are from Arkansas, no?" he adds, with a huge smile on his face. 
  
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 The joke makes uncomfortable viewing amidst recent accusations that Josh molestation five girls when he was a minor, some of whom were reportedly his sisters. 
  
 As Us Weekly previously reported, Duggar responded to the accusations in a statement released via his family's Facebook page, expressing apology and regret. 
  
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 "Twelve years ago, as a young teenager, I acted inexcusably for which I am extremely sorry and deeply regret," he said in the statement. "I hurt others, including my family and close friends." 
  
 Following the accusations, TLC has removed 19 Kids and Counting from its schedule. 
  
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 Her moment before the storm. Days before news broke of Josh Duggar allegedly molesting five girls back when he was a teen, the 19 Kids and Counting star's pregnant wife Anna Duggar shared a cryptic quote about forgiveness with her Instagram followers. 
  
 "The three most beautiful and liberating words in the English language are these," the mother of three wrote on May 17, quoting pastor Lon Solomon on her page. "'I forgive you.'" (Solomon, a senior pastor at a Virginia megachurch, is the author of a book titled Brokenness: How God Redeems Pain and Suffering.) 
  
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 A photo posted by Anna Duggar (@annaduggar) on May 17, 2015 at 10:29am PDT 
  
 Four days after Anna shared the message with her fans and followers, her husband faced claims that he had allegedly sexually molested five girls — some reportedly his sisters — back in 2002 when he was 14 years old. The eldest Duggar son, 27, responded to the allegations on Thursday, apologizing for his past transgressions. 
  
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 "Twelve years ago, as a young teenager, I acted inexcusably for which I am extremely sorry and deeply regret. I hurt others, including my family and close friends," the soon-to-be father of four wrote on his family's Facebook account. "We spoke with the authorities where I confessed my wrongdoing, and my parents arranged for me and those affected by my actions to receive counseling. I understood that if I continued down this wrong road that I would end up ruining my life... I would do anything to go back to those teen years and take different actions. I sought forgiveness from those I had wronged and asked Christ to forgive me and come into my life. In my life today, I am so very thankful for God's grace, mercy and redemption." 
  
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 Josh's pregnant wife Anna, 26, stood by her husband on Thursday, also releasing a separate statement of her own on the Duggar family's Facebook account. 
  
 "I can imagine the shock many of you are going through reading this. I remember feeling that same shock," she shared last Thursday. "When my family and I first visited the Duggar home, Josh shared his past teenage mistakes. I was surprised at his openness and humility and at the same time didn't know why he was sharing it. For Josh, he wanted not just me but my parents to know who he really was — even every difficult past mistakes." 
  
 Since the allegations have surfaced, Josh has stepped down from his post at the Family Research Council, a conservative nonprofit based in Washington, D.C. He's also drawn scrutiny not only from the public from also from his fellow celebs including Rose McGowan, Montel Williams, Honey Boo Boo star Mama June Shannon, and many more. 
  
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 While the scandal continues, Us Weekly confirmed last week that local circuit Judge Stacey Zimmerman signed for all copies of records from 2006 pertaining to the Josh Duggar investigation be destroyed. 
  
 Amidst the controversy, TLC announced on Friday that it was pulling all episodes of its popular reality series 19 Kids and Counting, which is centered on the lives of Jim Bob Duggar, Michelle Duggar, and their 19 children and grandkids. 
  
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A joke Josh Duggar made back in 2008 was pretty uncomfortable at the time, but in the wake of the child molestation scandal swirling around him, it's even more uncomfortable. On an episode of 19 Kids and Counting from that year, Duggar was discussing an upcoming date he had with then-fiancee Anna, Us reports. The Duggar kids, of course, are chaperoned on all dates before marriage, and in this case, it was Josh's siblings Jana and John David who went along with the couple. "We thought, why not have a double date?" he says in the clip, and then, laughing: "We are from Arkansas!" Speaking of ill-advised-in-retrospect comments, back in 2012, Josh's mom Michelle Duggar—who knew about her son's behavior at the time, Perez Hilton notes—was arguing in front of the City Council against a law that would allow transgender people to use whichever bathroom was associated with their gender identity. "I don't believe the citizens of Fayetteville would want males with past child predator convictions that claim they are female to have a legal right to enter private areas that are reserved for women and girls," she said. Also making headlines, Us reports: Four days before the scandal exploded, Anna Duggar shared a picture on Instagram of a quote from megachurch pastor Lon Solomon reading, "The three most beautiful and liberating words in the English language are these: 'I forgive you.'" Anna, of course, released a statement when her husband confessed to his "inexcusable" actions as a teen, recalling, "When my family and I first visited the Duggar home, Josh shared his past teenage mistakes. I was surprised at his openness and humility and at the same time didn't know why he was sharing it. For Josh, he wanted not just me but my parents to know who he really was—even every difficult past mistakes." (It was also recently revealed that police shredded Duggar's file.)