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  • single.

  • Hey, no, don't go in there.

  • Remember, You're right.

  • I forgot.

  • Oh, no way.

  • E found the tree pole.

  • But you did.

  • It's amazing.

  • Way accomplished our mission.

  • E ruined all the treats.

  • But, you know, it was under there.

  • You said art was bumping things.

  • So I figured he bumped the table when he was vacuuming and knocked the bowl under the ground.

  • I thought it was a great puppy detective, but I just ruined the party.

  • You are agreed.

  • Could be detective.

  • Bingo.

  • You solve the mystery and look at all these dogs here will help you fix the decorations in time for the party.

  • But the treats Anna said Halloween's that Halloween without treats.

  • Khloe will be so disappointed if I've learned anything about Halloween.

  • It's that there's more than one way to get treats.

  • Okay, take a happy feet.

  • Who around 10 collecting tasty thank duty at a role.

  • Gotta slumbering in the door.

  • Yes, we know he's good.

  • The Halloween parties don't to get sudden in the candy supplies Money, loon, drink, country.

  • We'd be sweet.

  • Can have a get together to this place is looking clean all the here, All a spooky decorations everywhere.

  • Yes, the Halloween parties out get started in this mess is giving us too scared.

  • When your father it's it's Halloween body is about to get started in.

  • Everybody's gonna be there.

  • Yeah, they're all dad.

  • And just in time to Oh, is it just me, or is this place even cuter than it was this morning?

  • E was just thinking the same thing.

  • Look at all these treats.

  • Isn't this party so fun?

  • Kia?

  • Yeah, it almost didn't happen.

  • And they're almost one treats.

  • But we all got together and e gotta hand it to you puppies.

  • This is one great Halloween way.

  • Couldn't have done it without you, cupcake.

  • Halloween hyper.

  • Why not?

  • Happy Halloween, everyone.

  • It's pretty cool, huh?

  • Yeah, but it's a little darker here than I thought it would be.

  • I got this.

  • Oh, good thinking it, isn't it?

  • Let's search the area.

  • Starting where we went this afternoon.

  • Come on.

  • This'll place is pretty dark and spooky.

  • It's okay, hissy.

  • Yeah, they're just silly.

  • Scare close.

  • All right.

  • Scare crows.

  • Of course I knew that.

  • Let's keep looking for your collar.

  • Well, it's not around here.

  • Where do we go next?

  • I think it.

  • Waas!

  • Oh, wait.

  • Who knew a pumpkin patch would have so many spooking?

  • Are those those air?

  • Just jackal Anson's?

  • Yeah, Farmer Dale gave him really silly faces.

  • See?

  • Don't.

  • Yep.

  • Those air.

  • Just a barrel of laughs.

  • Mm.

  • No caller here either.

  • Come on.

  • We went to the corn maze next.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • This is super hard to get out off.

  • We have lost the first time.

  • Lost.

  • You said You know what?

  • How about you go looking there and I go look somewhere less Maisie and more well lit.

  • Great idea, Hissy!

  • Where did that crazy color go?

  • Giant giant pumpkin.

  • Well, a t least I don't have to look at it anymore.

  • Of course.

  • Well, that's certainly something you don't see every day.

  • No caller, but, hey, we found a way out of the maze this time High Pa.

  • We looked everywhere and we still didn't find my collar.

  • Don't worry.

  • Bingo.

  • We'll find it.

  • It's a rolling guarantee.

  • Thanks, Rowley.

  • Wait, Rowley!

  • We didn't find our way out of the maze earlier.

  • We rolling powered our way out.

  • Oh, yeah, that was fun.

  • Maybe my color fell off when we push through the maze wall Let's go check out.

  • I'm pretty sure we made our way out of the maze somewhere around here.

  • Hey there, fellas.

  • Hey, Charlie.

  • I'm getting to see all kinds of fun things tonight.

  • Puppies running around the farm and scared cats running from rolling pumpkins.

  • Scared cats.

  • Oh, come on.

  • Really?

  • My color can wait.

  • Who's He needs us.

  • Okay, you That was a close call.

  • Bingo.

  • Rowley, Are you guys in here?

  • You see, we're gonna help you.

  • Don't worry.

  • I'm gonna Yeah.

  • Coming.

  • Yeah.

  • E had a dream like this once.

  • Get the dream man with us getting squashed.

  • Mhm.

  • Yeah, Your trip.

  • Take my boss.

  • Well, thanks, Sissy.

  • Here, my little brothers.

  • I'll do whatever it takes to help you.

  • Scary.

  • Get back, you spooky monster.

  • Wait a minute.

  • You see, that's not a spooky monster.

  • That's one of the silly scare crows.

  • Then what's causing that spooky light under his face?

  • My collar.

  • Now we just have to get him down.

  • Live it to me, Pop.

  • Hey, this is mine.

  • I needed to make the Scarecrow spooky for Halloween.

  • It's actually my little brother's collar.

  • Yeah, Bingo.

  • Lost it earlier today.

  • I'd really like to have a back, please.

  • That explains why I suddenly found a really cool collar on the ground by the maze after you left.

  • Sorry, I didn't realize it was yours.

  • Thanks, Charlie.

  • I'm sorry you couldn't use it.

  • Toe up your spook factor.

  • Yeah, I don't know what I'm going to do now.

  • I think scarecrow is silly.

  • So silly that I kind of love it.

  • He's spooky.

  • Silly.

  • Hey, hey.

  • Is pretty silly.

  • You're really good at making silly things, Charlie.

  • I am Marta.

  • Well, then, as the official unofficial crow of this pumpkin patch, I've decided it's now my duty toe up the silly factor on now he's got a silly mustache.

  • Yeah, right.

  • Dressing up not a fun.

  • Might get a little bit spooky.

  • I really hope you're joshing if you wanna get silly.

  • Yes, please.

  • I want a little right.

  • Oh, no, thank you.

  • There's something for everybody on Halloween night.

  • Uh huh.

  • Oh, Mhm.

  • If you wanna get goofy.

  • Yes, please.

  • I want a little fright.

  • No, there's something for everybody on hold.

  • Yeah, that's all new for everybody on Halloween.

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B2 halloween silly spooky maze collar bingo

Bingo and Rolly's Halloween Songs ? | Compilation | Puppy Dog Pals | Disney Junior

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    林宜悉 posted on 2020/10/24
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figure

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guarantee

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realize

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UK /'ri:əlaɪz/

  • verb
  • To become aware of or understand mentally
  • To achieve something that you have been trying to do.
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  • other
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  • To convert something into cash.
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ruin

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UK /'ru:ɪn/

  • other
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  • noun
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  • noun
  • Something that is untidy, dirty or unclean
  • verb
  • To make something untidy or dirty
  • other
  • A dirty or untidy state of things or place.
  • other
  • A difficult or confused situation.
silly

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  • adjective
  • Careless
  • Acting funny or playfully
  • Not being serious or important
cause

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  • Reason for
  • A reason for something, especially something bad, happening.
  • verb
  • To make something happen.
  • To make something happen; create effect or result
  • other
  • To make something happen.
explain

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  • verb
  • To make clear or easy to understand by describing
  • other
  • To be the reason for or cause of something.
  • To make something clear or easy to understand
  • To give a reason for something.
  • To make something clear or easy to understand by describing it in more detail or revealing relevant facts.
  • other
  • To give the meaning of something
factor

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UK /'fæktə(r)/

  • noun
  • Something that influences a result
  • verb
  • To consider or include in an estimate or judgment
  • To find the two numbers a number can be divided by