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Bud is amazed to learn that his class yearbook is to be dedicated to an unpopular teacher.
Bud is amazed to learn that his class yearbook is to be dedicated to an unpopular teacher.
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S5, EP29 "Art of Romance"The Andersons recall a near catastrophe when Jim decided to "help" Bud with his romance.
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