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Kiff's good deed goes unnoticed while Reggie's receives lots of attention; Kiff and Barry enjoy a kids-only dinner with their shy classmate Darryn.
Kiff's good deed goes unnoticed while Reggie's receives lots of attention; Kiff and Barry enjoy a kids-only dinner with their shy classmate Darryn.
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S1, EP15 "Mall Leader; Ghost Wolf's Art"Kiff leads a group to the mall to get a free pretzel, but leadership comes with responsibilities; Kiff and Barry try to learn more about the mysterious Ghost Wolf.
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S1, EP16 "Fresh Outta Grandmas; Maybe-Sitting"A new collection craze wraps up the crew, resulting in rising tensions; when Kiff shadows Harry and Terri as they watch Kristophe, she learns that being in charge is not so easy.
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S1, EP17 "Everyday I'm Riddlin' Riddlin'; Life on the Inside"Kiff and Barry help a local bridge troll but discover he has some tricky riddles; Kiff and Barry get detention and meet a ragtag team of students who help them plot an escape.
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S1, EP18 "Weird Delivery; No Dad Ideas"Kiff and Barry want to go home, but get into a strange adventure; when he realizes Kiff doesn't know what his job is, Martin wants to prove his inventing prowess.
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S2, EP28 "Souvenir Money; Kiff Loses Barry"Kiff and Barry have to keep a huge sum of money safe; Kiff and Barry get separated while on a road trip.
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S2, EP27 "No Thank You; Love Ed"Kiff and Barry help a high schooler throw a great party. Kiff and Barry give Ed tips for wooing Helen, who doesn't know he exists.
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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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