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Justin creates a monster to guard his bedroom from Alex, but his plan backfires when the monster and Alex become friends.
Justin creates a monster to guard his bedroom from Alex, but his plan backfires when the monster and Alex become friends.
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Wizards of Waverly Place
S3, EP5 "Night at the Lazerama"Justin must track a mummy as part of his monster-hunting duties; Alex tries to separate Max from his conscience.
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S3, EP6 "Doll House"Alex sets up a studio in the basement, then has to remove it as Harper is moving in. She shrinks herself so she and the studio fit inside the dolls' house, but then it gets sold.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S3, EP7 "Marathoner Helper"When Harper discovers Alex helped her win many competitions, she relives them to win without magic.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S3, EP8 "Alex Charms a Boy"Alex uses a spell on her new boyfriend to make her his new artistic inspiration.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S3, EP4 "Three Monsters"Justin finds out the three monsters he's searching for are Juliet and her vampire family; Max tries to separate himself from conscience.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S3, EP3 "Monster Hunter"Justin signs up for Monster Hunting to complete his wizard training; Max performs a spell that separates his conscience from himself.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S3, EP2 "Halloween"The Russos are worried the Sub Station will lose its status as the official haunted house on Waverly Place, so they tap into the Wizard World to hire some real ghosts to spook people.
Wizards of Waverly Place
S3, EP1 "Franken-Girl"Justin creates a monster to guard his bedroom from Alex, but his plan backfires when the monster and Alex become friends.
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