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Ray agrees to let Henry fly his helicopter, but Ray starts to act like a nervous parent; Charlotte, Jasper and Piper find a cotton candy machine.
Ray agrees to let Henry fly his helicopter, but Ray starts to act like a nervous parent; Charlotte, Jasper and Piper find a cotton candy machine.
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S3, EP14 "License to Fly"Ray agrees to let Henry fly his helicopter, but Ray starts to act like a nervous parent; Charlotte, Jasper and Piper find a cotton candy machine.
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S5, EP5 "The Great Cactus Con"Jasper gets the chance to take his crush to Cactus Con, but when a mysterious villain gets involved in the convention, the entire gang is forced into action.
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S1, EP21 "Kid Grounded"Henry is grounded after he is caught sneaking out at night; while Piper drives Henry crazy at home, Charlotte steps into the sidekick role.
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S1, EP6 "Substitute Teacher"When a suspicious new student arrives at school, Charlotte and Henry believe he's up to something; Captain Man comes in disguised as a substitute teacher to find out more.
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