Bibi Blocksberg: Eene meene eins, zwei, drei!
Mania and Amanda are visiting Barbara. Suddenly, Bibi crashes through the window and lands right in the middle of the cake. Unfairly, she blames her mashed potatoes for the bad landing. Father Bernhard angrily forbids witchcraft and locks up the broom. After that, he is nowhere to be found. Aunt Amanda thinks the mashed potatoes might have flown away.
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Mania and Amanda are visiting Barbara. Suddenly, Bibi crashes through the window and lands right in the middle of the cake. Unfairly, she blames her mashed potatoes for the bad landing. Father Bernhard angrily forbids witchcraft and locks up the broom. After that, he is nowhere to be found. Aunt Amanda thinks the mashed potatoes might have flown away.
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