Alien Exchange Student Ep3

from KidPod Theater · host Jason T Reed Productions

Episode 3! Let's see, your first day of school involved someone breaking into your room, then later while you were, uh, "indisposed" yet another break-in occurred and you're being blamed for it. Hey - how bad can the second day of school be? Oh - Phys Ed... right.

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