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A Halloween-themed collection of hilarious failures and fiascos, also including a montage of dogs in costumes.
A Halloween-themed collection of hilarious failures and fiascos, also including a montage of dogs in costumes.
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S23, EP12 "Buffoon Buffet and Kid, Cat or Canine?"A teen waxes her lip for the first time; a dog gets into the garbage despite his owner's best efforts; cooking mishaps.
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S23, EP13 "Mischievous Cats & Dogs and Hopeless Handsprings"A teenager attempts a handspring; cats and dogs make mischief; a doctor fools around in a wheelchair.
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S23, EP14 "Who's Makin' That Racket and Man's Best Friend"A woman reacts to news that she is going to be a grandmother; a girl thinks she is talking to Santa on the phone; sisters record a video for their dad; a man scares his son; a girl rewrites a nursery rhyme.
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S23, EP15 "Havoc at the Zoo and Foot, Face or Fanny?"A beach wedding proposal, "Name That Sound," a dog's reaction to a ring and things at the zoo.
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S36, EP17 "Twin Trouble, Sneezing Snafus, and Bafflingly Bad Drivers"It's a week of uncontrollable giggles, featuring sneezing snafus, twin trouble and bafflingly bad drivers.
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S36, EP16 "Birthday Blunders, Pranksters and Winter Woes"Birthday blunders; epic pranksters; a little girl cries tears of joy over her new pet.
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S36, EP15 "Look On the Bright Side, Wedding Proposals, and Influencer Flubs"Chaotic influencer fails; wacky wedding proposals; hungry animals.
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S36, EP14 "Dance Disasters, Stumblebums and Playground Problems"A week full of playground problems, dads fumbling, kitty attacks and dance disasters.
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