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Mom and Dad try switching jobs until Max makes them see sense. Justin and Harper find a mutual love of silent films, which Alex doesn't understand and she gets jealous. So, they turn her life into a silent movie.
Mom and Dad try switching jobs until Max makes them see sense. Justin and Harper find a mutual love of silent films, which Alex doesn't understand and she gets jealous. So, they turn her life into a silent movie.
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S2, EP22 "My Tutor, Tutor"Max gets a tutor named Tutor and Alex and Justin bond with Tutor.
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S2, EP23 "Paint by Committee"Asked to paint a mural for the school, Alex uses an Eye of the Beholder magic spell that makes the onlooker see what they want to see. Meanwhile, Max makes crazy Internet videos.
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S2, EP24 "Wizard for a Day"It's Jerry's birthday, so Alex and Justin try to outdo each other to make it special. Alex turns the Sub Station into a sci-fi themed restaurant called The Asteroid Belt.
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S2, EP25 "Cast Away (To Another Show)"Justin wins a trip on the SS Tipton, and takes Max. Not wanting to be left out, Alex talks her parents into going along, and replaces herself with Harper in class.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S2, EP21 "Justin's New Girlfriend"Mom and Dad try switching jobs until Max makes them see sense. Justin and Harper find a mutual love of silent films, which Alex doesn't understand and she gets jealous. So, they turn her life into a silent movie.
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S2, EP20 "Family Game Night"The Russo's have a family game night even though their old game night turned into a disaster when they were playing charades.
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S2, EP19 "Don't Rain on Justin's Parade -- Earth"So that his Career Day mentor doesn't lose his job, Justin changes the weather to agree with the forecast, but Mother Nature has other ideas.
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S2, EP17 "Alex Does Good"When Alex skips class, so the principal makes her go to the Happy Helpers Club. Alex explains to her that she prefers to be an unhappy troublemaker, but will happily do good quietly, so that no-one knows it's her.
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