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When Phoebe gets too busy, Max tries to help her out by creating a clone of her so she can be in two places at once; but things go sideways when the clone starts to create problems for the real Phoebe.
When Phoebe gets too busy, Max tries to help her out by creating a clone of her so she can be in two places at once; but things go sideways when the clone starts to create problems for the real Phoebe.
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S1, EP14 "Phoebe's a Clone Now"When Phoebe gets too busy, Max tries to help her out by creating a clone of her so she can be in two places at once; but things go sideways when the clone starts to create problems for the real Phoebe.
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S4, EP26 "Cookie Mistake"After Phoebe chooses Billy to accompany her to their favorite cookie factory's exclusive tasting event, Max and Nora are determined to sneak in and get to the delicious treats first.
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S4, EP4 "Smells Like Team Spirit"Phoebe and Max must work together on a series of superhero team-building exercises, but their different approaches to training jeopardizes their future as a crime fighting duo.
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S2, EP12 "Parents Just Don't Thunderstand"Phoebe and Max use one of his devices to make Hank and Barb act like teenagers, but the siblings quickly grow to regret their actions.
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