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Phineas and Ferb welcome LeBron James and his daughter, Zhuri, to their backyard to attempt an insane basketball trick shot they invented called the 300-Pointer.
Phineas and Ferb welcome LeBron James and his daughter, Zhuri, to their backyard to attempt an insane basketball trick shot they invented called the 300-Pointer.
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S1, EP7 "LeBron and Zhuri James"Phineas and Ferb welcome LeBron James and his daughter, Zhuri, to their backyard to attempt an insane basketball trick shot they invented called the 300-Pointer.
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S1, EP6 "Mark Rober"Inspired by Mark Rober's infamous squirrel mazes, Phineas and Ferb shrink Mark down to the size of a squirrel then have him race an actual squirrel in a daring obstacle course!
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S1, EP5 "Walker Scobell"When Phineas and Ferb cartoonify Percy Jackson star Walker Scobell, he's excited to test out a lazy river the boys built. Just one problem: it's actually a CRAZY river!
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S1, EP4 "Brittany Broski"Desperate to bust her brothers once and for all, Candace teams up with social media star, Brittany Broski, to livestream Phineas and Ferb flying a real-life dragon!
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