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After once again failing to capture Slimer, Professor Dweeb reaches an agreement with a ghost known as the Glob, who will catch Slimer for Professor Dweeb and Dweeb will set the captured Sleaze free.
After once again failing to capture Slimer, Professor Dweeb reaches an agreement with a ghost known as the Glob, who will catch Slimer for Professor Dweeb and Dweeb will set the captured Sleaze free.
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S6, EP11 "Afterlife in the Fast Lane"The Ghostbusters and Slimer compete with each other in a race to win money for a charity; unfortunately, a ghost games master tricks them into entering the Netherworld during the race and getting out won't be easy.
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S6, EP15 "Busters in Toyland"The firehouse is the scene for a birthday party for Louis' nephew, Lawrence; Louis wants to get him a good gift, but he inadvertently buys three toys possessed by ghosts; they take Lawrence to Toyland and the Ghostbusters have to rescue him.
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S6, EP16 "The Magnificent Five"The Ghostbusters have a ghostly showdown with Black Bart in a Texan town.
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S6, EP9 "The Slob"After once again failing to capture Slimer, Professor Dweeb reaches an agreement with a ghost known as the Glob, who will catch Slimer for Professor Dweeb and Dweeb will set the captured Sleaze free.
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S6, EP5 "Mean Green Teen Machine"The Ghostbusters take a turn for the worse when they're invaded by a trio of ghosts who enjoy surfing and eat pizza; the situation is worse because the ghosts invade their dreams in order to trap them forever.
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