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Bill must set things right when it seems his Kludge is possessed by a malevolent force; when Cricket's Halloween pranks go too far, he is harassed by a vengeful scarecrow.
Bill must set things right when it seems his Kludge is possessed by a malevolent force; when Cricket's Halloween pranks go too far, he is harassed by a vengeful scarecrow.
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S2, EP8 "Shark Objects; Dream Weaver"When the Greens try to spend an eventful day at the beach, Cricket tries to prank the beach-goers; Cricket discovers he can influence the family's dreams, to disastrous real-life results.
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S2, EP9 "Level Up; Wild Side"Bill gets addicted to a farm-simulating video game; Cricket's feral wild side takes over when Bill is unable to replicate their old camping trips.
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S5, EP6 "Killer Kludge; Tricked"Bill must set things right when it seems his Kludge is possessed by a malevolent force; when Cricket's Halloween pranks go too far, he is harassed by a vengeful scarecrow.
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