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Kiff loses a hat that gave Barry a confidence boost and attempts to recover it; Kiff and Barry try to return a lost journal without exposing its deeply personal entries.
Kiff loses a hat that gave Barry a confidence boost and attempts to recover it; Kiff and Barry try to return a lost journal without exposing its deeply personal entries.
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S1, EP10 "Hat; Lost and Found"Kiff loses a hat that gave Barry a confidence boost and attempts to recover it; Kiff and Barry try to return a lost journal without exposing its deeply personal entries.
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S1, EP12 "Two Truths and a Bunny; Nicknames"Kiff's plan to infiltrate a group sleepover and learn its secrets all depends on Barry's ability to lie; Kiff and Barry try to get nicknamed by a local movie theater ticket taker.
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S2, EP26 "Don't Leave B Hangin'; Thunderstorm Game Night"Barry is left hangin' by an astronaut. Kiff and the Buns play a board game that makes them all crazy competitive.
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S1, EP13 "The Sound of Helen; Weekly Grocery Shop"Table Town School puts on its first musical, but it's all about Helen; the Chatterleys encounter obstacles during their weekly grocery shopping trip.
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S2, EP25 "So Fluffy; Oh, Brother"Kiff and her friends record the hottest new song in Table Town. Trevor's older brother visits, and Kiff and Barry think he's the coolest.
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S2, EP24 "Uncle Pat in Charge; Fab Fourteen"Uncle Pat takes babysitting Kiff very seriously. Barry is in charge of throwing a Fab Fourteen for his cousin.
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S2, EP23 "Next Year's Musical; Troubles Wubbington"Helen struggles to write this year's school musical; Kiff decides to help Chubbles look for a new job.
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S2, EP22 "PS You're Fired; Weird Delivery 2: Return to Pretendo Time"Principal Secretary fires his mom; Kiff and Barry see an ad for a virtual reality game and play Pretendo Time.
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