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When Lily and Jack must sacrifice their own summer plans, it kicks off a new, chaotic normal, starting with a runaway trailer that each insists on saving their own way.
When Lily and Jack must sacrifice their own summer plans, it kicks off a new, chaotic normal, starting with a runaway trailer that each insists on saving their own way.
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S2, EP8 "Summer Chuseok; Putting up With the Plovers"Lily fakes a summer Chuseok celebration to avoid the dentist; Will's friendship with an irritating stranger leads to uncomfortable situations when he tries to end it, affecting everyone around them.
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S2, EP211 "Halmoni Learns the Internet; The Library"Halmoni feels she looks helpless about technology, so she becomes a master hacker and vows to destroy their internet; Lily must retrieve a book from the dreaded library -- a horrifying maze of unknown terrors.
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S2, EP8 "Summer Chuseok; Putting up With the Plovers"Lily fakes a summer Chuseok celebration to avoid the dentist; Will's friendship with an irritating stranger leads to uncomfortable situations when he tries to end it, affecting everyone around them.
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S2, EP6 "Canyon Valley Film Festival/ Prison Break"When Lily and Jack must sacrifice their own summer plans, it kicks off a new, chaotic normal, starting with a runaway trailer that each insists on saving their own way.
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S2, EP5 "Caught Rubber-Handed/ And... Action!"When Lily and Jack must sacrifice their own summer plans, it kicks off a new, chaotic normal, starting with a runaway trailer that each insists on saving their own way.
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