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Rob, Steelo and Teala Dunn huddle indoors and swear off camping forever.
Rob, Steelo and Teala Dunn huddle indoors and swear off camping forever.
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S14, EP34 "VMA Moments"Rob, Chanel and Steelo pay tribute to the great VMA moments with some guitar-tossing "Ax Wounds," butt-baring "Moon People," and unreal "Cardi Babies."
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S41, EP21 "Sterling and Lolo Wood LXII"Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood crash with style in "Going Overbars"; walking on soft ground in "Trap Floors"; going to the store too late in "Sketchy Mart."
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S25, EP33 "Chanel and Sterling CDLXIV"Rob, Chanel, and Steelo celebrate "Perfect Accidents," talk about the darkness of "Old News," and "Not in the Car."
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S45, EP42 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCXXXII"Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood are taught by physical educators, figure out a new use for bike racks with Stunt Racks and meet kids who act like dads in Copy Dad Kids.
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S47, EP38 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCCXI"Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood take it to Level 5 as they experience the lives of stage-drunk clingers; the group gets their gym memberships at Street-Equinox and witnesses the death of summer.
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S47, EP26 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCXCIX"Rob, Steelo and Lolo hit the gridiron with their kids and play some Coddle Free Football; they feed the animals and watch some Wildlife Food Fights.
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S47, EP13 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCLXXXVI"Rob, Steelo and Lolo get some rough embraces by people giving Clumsy Cuddles; they get up close and personal with some Close Talkers and meet some animals with some painful Wild Nuts.
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S47, EP12 "Sterling and Lolo Wood CCLXXXV"Rob, Steelo and Lolo experience the dangers of drinking and dancing in Two Drunk Feet; they have to take a pause in the action in Crazy Game Delays and are forced to go hungry in Dinner Abduct.
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