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When the Mjärt Mart runs out of turkeys on Thanksgiving, Pickle and Peanut must get more; after Pickle wakes up in the body of a dog, he tracks down his old body.
When the Mjärt Mart runs out of turkeys on Thanksgiving, Pickle and Peanut must get more; after Pickle wakes up in the body of a dog, he tracks down his old body.
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S2, EP8 "Fast Food Pirates; The Drone"After Pickle and Peanut don't receive a toy in their meaty buns meal, they soon discover that the company doesn't want to give out the toys for mysterious reasons; Pickle and Peanut are given a cat drone from Big Dook at the thrift store.
Pickle and Peanut
S2, EP9 "Truckers; Pickledog"When the Mjärt Mart runs out of turkeys on Thanksgiving, Pickle and Peanut must get more; after Pickle wakes up in the body of a dog, he tracks down his old body.
Pickle and Peanut
S2, EP3 "Wet Wedding; Tweenage Lupinus"Pickle and Peanut take over as captains of the ship to save their friend's wedding cruise; when Peanut thinks he's been transformed into a werewolf, he's determined to find a way to turn Pickle into one too.
Pickle and Peanut
S2, EP10 "Watchin' Darlin'; Petting Zoo"Pickle will do whatever it takes to make McSweats' dog Darlin like him; Pickle and Peanut use Mjärt Mart's rats to open a petting zoo.
Pickle and Peanut
S2, EP7 "Runaway Train; Cop Car Graveyard"Pickle and Peanut cheer up a discouraged McSweats by making some adjustments to his childhood train costume; Pickle, Peanut, McSweats, and Lazer band together.
Pickle and Peanut
S2, EP6 "Mobile Aquarium; Shaving Primate Ryan"Pickle trains lobsters in the Mjart Mart and Peanut finds this to be very cool; Pickle makes a complaint to the health department about hair being on the Slop Shop's pizza.
Pickle and Peanut
S2, EP5 "Chalk Graffiti; Birthday at Wayne's"Mr. Mjart calls for Pickle and Peanut's help to remove some graffiti from behind the Mjart Mart; Wayne invites Pickle and Peanut to his birthday party.
Pickle and Peanut
S2, EP4 "Candy Factory; Funwagon"Pickle convinces Peanut to go with him to claim a special prize; Pickle and Peanut are forced by Laser to wash his prized sports car, Funwagon, after they unintentionally splash it with mud.
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