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A comet affects the Thundermans' powers; Phoebe's crush asks her to a school dance; Phoebe and Max must stick together to keep their powers in check.
A comet affects the Thundermans' powers; Phoebe's crush asks her to a school dance; Phoebe and Max must stick together to keep their powers in check.
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S4, EP22 "Significant Brother"Sparks fly between Phoebe and Cherry's visiting brother, prompting Cherry to grow concerned that she will be overshadowed by this new romance; after Cherry begs Phoebe not to date her brother, Phoebe must decide between love and friendship.
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S3, EP16 "Original Prankster"Despite promising his girlfriend that he would stop pulling pranks, Max pulls an epic gag that his friend gets blamed for.
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S3, EP22 "Aunt Misbehavin'"Max and Phoebe surprise their mother by tracking down her long-lost sister, only to find the sisters have been feuding for years.
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S3, EP1 "Phoebe vs. Max: The Sequel"Phoebe's first assignment as a superhero is to protect Hiddenville; Phoebe challenges Max to inject some mischief into their sleepy hometown.
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