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With one shot at getting the Plantars back to Amphibia, Anne and her parents must go up against Mr. X and the FBI.
With one shot at getting the Plantars back to Amphibia, Anne and her parents must go up against Mr. X and the FBI.
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S3, EP11 "Commander Anne; Sprivy"Anne is made leader of the Wartwood Resistance, even though she's not good on the job; Sprig and Ivy devise a scheme to be together.
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S3, EP12 "Sasha's Angels; Olm Town Road"A team of Resistance fighters gets captured by ruthless marauders; Anne and her friends search for the ancient city of Proteus.
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S3, EP13 "Mother of Olms; Grime's Pupil"Anne and the crew meet with Mother Olm, who is the keeper of ancient prophecies; Sprig is forced to train with Grime, even though they hate each other.
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S3, EP14 "The Root of Evil; The Core & the King"Anne and the Plantars get stuck in a strange village of plant lovers; King Andrias confronts the demons of his past; Jason Ritter of "Raising Dion" guest stars as Barrel.
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S3, EP10 "Escape to Amphibia"With one shot at getting the Plantars back to Amphibia, Anne and her parents must go up against Mr. X and the FBI.
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S3, EP9 "Froggy Little Christmas"Anne attempts to surprise her mom with a Thai Go float for the city Christmas parade, while the Plantars struggle to understand the holiday; King Andrias prepares a deadly surprise.
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S3, EP8 "Hollywood Hop Pop; If You Give a Frog a Cookie"Hop Pop tries to make it as an actor in Hollywood; Anne trusts a questionable scientist who may have found a way to get them to Amphibia.
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S3, EP7 "Spider-Sprig; Olivia & Yunan"Determined to make his mark on Earth, Sprig becomes a superhero; back in Amphibia, Olivia and Yunan try to rescue Marcy.
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