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With Honey gone, Candy decides to go solo; Harry falls in love with Coco and rethinks being a corporate hatchet man; Rusty and Clark enlist the citizens of East Plains to fight Pentalode.
With Honey gone, Candy decides to go solo; Harry falls in love with Coco and rethinks being a corporate hatchet man; Rusty and Clark enlist the citizens of East Plains to fight Pentalode.
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S1, EP6 "Fight the Man, Kill the Plan"With Honey gone, Candy decides to go solo; Harry falls in love with Coco and rethinks being a corporate hatchet man; Rusty and Clark enlist the citizens of East Plains to fight Pentalode.
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S1, EP5 "Hearts Are Full and Love Is Nigh"Honey leaves and Candy finds comfort in the arms of a local TV chef; to boost ratings, Valerie tries to turn the Fairwood Brothers into rap stars; Spooner stumbles upon Pentalode's plans to exploit the energy source and rip off the locals.
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S1, EP4 "The Plot Invariably Thickens"Rusty and Clark's popularity booms; Coco digs into Pentalode's corrupt history to discover what Valerie and Harry are up to; Valerie orders a Pentalode scientist to interrogate the staff about the energy source; Clark goes on a date.
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S1, EP3 "There's Something Funny in the Wind"Candy and Honey hide from the press at Rusty and Clark's house; Mitsy Maxine, the 16-year-old CEO of Pentalode, pressures Valerie and Harry to liquidate Channel 29; jealous of Rusty and Clark's TV show, Bo and Joe Kowalski vow to get on the air, too.
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