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Lydia's kidnapped while on a tour of Netherworld's Wild West, and Sheriff Beetlejuice must ride to the rescue.
Lydia's kidnapped while on a tour of Netherworld's Wild West, and Sheriff Beetlejuice must ride to the rescue.
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S1, EP8 "Pest of the West"Lydia's kidnapped while on a tour of Netherworld's Wild West, and Sheriff Beetlejuice must ride to the rescue.
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S1, EP9 "Pat on the Back; Bizarre Bazaar"Lydia and Clare are unenthusiastic partners in the school's haunted house, but BJ has his own ideas in Bizarre Bazaar; Beetlejuice grouses once too often about being unappreciated, and gains a wildly enthusiastic leprechaun-like appendage.
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S1, EP10 "It's the Pits; Closet Poopsie"Beetlejuice babysits for the Monster Across The Street in Poopsie; Beetlejuice reacts badly to fame and fortune in It's the Pits.
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S1, EP11 "Prince of the Neitherworld"Netherworld royalty, Prince Vince, falls in love with Lydia and asks BJ for some help in winning her heart; after landing himself a job as Vince's court jester, Beetlejuice agrees, but he changes his mind when Lydia prefers Vince's company to his.
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S1, EP7 "Bad Neighbor Beetlejuice; Campfire Ghoul"BJ disguises himself as Betty Juice to camp with Lydia and the girls in Campfire Ghouls; Bad Neighbor Beetlejuice is evicted from his neighborhood.
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S1, EP6 "Worm Welcome"Lydia accidentally brings a baby Sandworm into the Outerworld, where it's endangered by human hunters.
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S1, EP5 "Laugh of the Party"Lydia's Halloween party seems doomed to failure until Beetlejuice produces Party People In A Can.
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