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Ruby and Zokie use space lemonade to boost Ruby's channel, but Earl gets involved, putting Zokie's health at risk; Zokie is convinced Ruby's 'bad luck' will be the end of her, and tries to fix it by capturing a leprechaun.
Ruby and Zokie use space lemonade to boost Ruby's channel, but Earl gets involved, putting Zokie's health at risk; Zokie is convinced Ruby's 'bad luck' will be the end of her, and tries to fix it by capturing a leprechaun.
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