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After Clyde can't get a hold of his therapist, Dr. Lopez, he spirals and struggles to make even the smallest decisions; Lola and her nemesis, Lindsey Sweetwater, join forces to uncover a mystery while competing at a pageant.
After Clyde can't get a hold of his therapist, Dr. Lopez, he spirals and struggles to make even the smallest decisions; Lola and her nemesis, Lindsey Sweetwater, join forces to uncover a mystery while competing at a pageant.
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