diff --git a/Program.cs b/Program.cs
index 51f8a1a..2c615ce 100644
--- a/Program.cs
+++ b/Program.cs
@@ -131,8 +131,13 @@ namespace director
                         Occurrence = occurrence,
                         Showtime = occurrence.OccurrenceStart
                     };
-                    createSchedulable(ref newSchedulable);
-                    scratch.agenda.Add(newSchedulable);
+                    var asActualEvent = iCalHoopJumping.parseEvent(calLabel, occurrence.Event);
+                    
+                    if(scratch.agenda.FirstOrDefault(s => iCalHoopJumping.parseEvent(calLabel, s.Occurrence.Event)?.Uid == asActualEvent.Uid) == null)
+                    {
+                        createSchedulable(ref newSchedulable);
+                        scratch.agenda.Add(newSchedulable);
+                    }
                 }
             }
         }
diff --git a/iCalHoopJumping.cs b/iCalHoopJumping.cs
index 33a9183..b4bf442 100644
--- a/iCalHoopJumping.cs
+++ b/iCalHoopJumping.cs
@@ -20,12 +20,12 @@ namespace director
 
         //I don't understand why the entire .net ecosystem insists on ignoring ToString(). Is it really that much fun writing ThingSerializerFactory? ...java programmers.
         private static EventSerializer ser = new EventSerializer();
-        public static CalendarEvent parseEvent(string calendar, string eventStr)
+        public static CalendarEvent parseEvent(string calendarLabel, string eventStr)
         {
             //return new CalendarEvent(eventStr); //lol no
             //return CalendarEvent.Parse(eventStr); //lol no
 
-            var cal = Calendar.Load(Program.scratch.Calendars[calendar]);
+            var cal = Calendar.Load(Program.scratch.Calendars[calendarLabel]);
             foreach (var evt in cal.Events)
             {
                 if (ser.SerializeToString(evt) == eventStr)