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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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S1, EP6 "You Can't Always Get What You Carpet"Alex and her father argue while he teaches her how to fly a magic carpet.
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S2, EP11 "Make It Happen"Jerry advises the kids to have back-up professions in case they don't make it as wizards, so Alex and Justin decide to form a band.
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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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