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Triple G's mother invites the Game Shakers on her yacht to see some fireworks, but she and Double G have both booked the yacht for the same time.
Triple G's mother invites the Game Shakers on her yacht to see some fireworks, but she and Double G have both booked the yacht for the same time.
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S2, EP4 "Buck the Magic Rat"When Kenzie saves a rat in the subway, the gang starts to believe that the rat is bringing them good luck.
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S2, EP6 "Byte Club"When Trip's sponsorship deal turns out to be a nightmare, Dub and the gang must help Trip tarnish his reputation and lose his contract.
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S2, EP2 "Secret Level"Hudson releases false information about a secret level in a Game Shakers' game; Babe goes on a date with Mason Kendal.
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S2, EP7 "Babe's Bench"Babe spends the entire Game Shakers advertising budget on a high-tech bus bench, only to find out the bench is a magnet for weirdos.
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Who knew a science project could be valuable? When Babe and Kenzie created the mobile game "Sky Whale" for a seventh-grade project, they were just hoping for a passing grade. What they got, however, was one of the most popular games of the year, which led them to create a successful business that makes millions of dollars. Not everyone is happy with the girls, though; popular rapper Double G threatens to sue them when he finds out they have used one of his songs without his permission. To avoid any legal issues Babe and Kenzie decide to partner with the music star and hire his son, Triple G, as a gaming consultant. "Game Shakers" marks a return to Nickelodeon for Kel Mitchell (Double G), who first rose to fame in the '90s on the network's series "All That" and "Kenan & Kel."
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