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A spiraling Merian tries to figure out exactly why Francis left her party; the kids vie for a presidential sash.
A spiraling Merian tries to figure out exactly why Francis left her party; the kids vie for a presidential sash.
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S1, EP5 "No Manhands Is an Island; Sister Swim"Chip tries committing to the ways of survivalist Nils Vulfen; when the kids encounter a dolphin, everyone is excited - except Merian.
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S1, EP6 "Moon Moon; Mailbog"Lullah sends Sara to stop a rover from drawing a dirty rear on the moon; Francis goes on a quest to deliver a letter.
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S1, EP7 "Alpha Betta Chip; The Bomb Swapper"Chip is forced to use slap-based tactics to defend a bullied mutant; the kids prank accidentally lures one of Lullahs nemeses to the island.
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S1, EP8 "Finders Kelpers; Truck Everlasting"Pliny and the Kelp Folk try to beat Lullah at her own game; Mr. Okay worries Lullah is going to replace him.
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S1, EP20 "Pea-Brained Mutant Crystal Nuptials / S.T.U.G.O."A Mutant trio sets out to discover the purpose of some weird-shaped berries; a new visitor offers the kids the summer of their dreams.
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S1, EP19 "Elephant Triumvirate Book 6: Trunkumvirate Triumphaphant; Z.O.R.B.Z. (Zorbular Orb Rorb Borb Zorbs)"Sara lies in order to join the kids' Elephant Triumvirate book club; Larry asks Mr. Okay to help unlock the true power of his dud Zorb.
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S1, EP18 "Phishin' Chip; Shell-Shock"Chip becomes a spy to prove he's not a nincompoop; after a close call, daredevil Larry embraces a life of extreme caution.
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S1, EP17 "Primate Fear; Francis' Last Straw"Merian takes on the case of a destructive space chimp; Pliny wants to play Diplomacy when the kids discover six sandbars.
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