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Figure It Out Season 3 Episode 28

Figure It Out: Secret Slime Action #1- Saying the word "is" Secret Slime Action #2- Wiggling your toes Secret #1- Imitate chickens in national cluck off Secret #2- Designed winning card for mom's birthday

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Comedy, Family, Game-Show

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