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Louis (Shia LaBeouf) makes a movie called "Three Eyes Wide Shut" about a cowboy who falls in love with an alien. With Donna Pescow and Christy Romano.
Louis (Shia LaBeouf) makes a movie called "Three Eyes Wide Shut" about a cowboy who falls in love with an alien. With Donna Pescow and Christy Romano.
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S2, EP4 "Shutterbugged"Ren organizes a protest after the principal refuses to allow some students to retake their school pictures.
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S2, EP15 "Sibling Rivalry"With their feuding hitting a fever pitch, Louis and Ren take their sibling rivalry to a cheesy local game show.
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S2, EP20 "Tight End in Traction"Louis pranks Donnie during a gymnastics routine, putting his athletic scholarship at risk.
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S2, EP16 "Wombat Wuv"Louis tries out for school mascot in order to get closer to the new cheerleading coach; Ren discovers she may not have what it takes to be a great cheerleader.
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S2, EP13 "A Very Scary Story"Louis tells a scary story about kids being turned into milk-drinking zombies by an eye exam administered by Ren and Mr. Wexler.
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S2, EP12 "Wild Child"A TV camera catches Louis launching into a tantrum over having to dress up, jeopardizing his mom's chance at winning an election.
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S2, EP10 "Devil Mountain"Ren tries to keep a potential rival away from her boyfriend during a bird-watching trip; duo likes Tom for his pizza oven.
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S2, EP9 "Love & Basketball"Donnie coaches little league basketball; Ren waits for Bobby to kiss her for the first time.
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