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Red Panda Adventures (63) - The King of Crime

EPISODE · Sep 30, 2010 · 29 MIN

Red Panda Adventures (63) - The King of Crime

from Decoder Ring Theatre

They say that crime knows no loyaties, and there is no honour among thieves. Certainly, for a nation at war, any attack upon the forces of law and order may be seen as an act of treason. But what if crime were a nation onto itself? A force of nature, bound only by its own harsh rules? Could even the Red Panda prevent the reign of... The King Of Crime?

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