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Professor Dementor steals the Ultimate Remote Control, which has power over everything; Kim and Ron must foil his evil plans to take over the world.
Professor Dementor steals the Ultimate Remote Control, which has power over everything; Kim and Ron must foil his evil plans to take over the world.
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S4, EP21 "Graduation"High school graduation is approaching and Ron is worried about how his life will change; soon he has other things to worry about, as Warmonga returns and Team Possible must mobilize to save the planet again.
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