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Doof gathers energy from people exercising while the kids pilot a boat that surfs concrete; Candace and Jeremy make a Perry documentary as the kids play an extreme game of croquet.
Doof gathers energy from people exercising while the kids pilot a boat that surfs concrete; Candace and Jeremy make a Perry documentary as the kids play an extreme game of croquet.
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