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Bubble Bubble Meows and the Lame-O Baby Jib (2015)
Bubble Bubble Meows and his buddies work to reverse a new fashion trend's unfortunate side effects.
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Bubble Bubble Meows and his buddies work to reverse a new fashion trend's unfortunate side effects.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Matt Orefice
In Theaters:5/14/2015
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Runtime:83 minutes
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Cast
Matt Orefice
Director
Travis Doane
Joey, Jr.
David Fierman
Helmut the Fish Lice
Joe Giffels
Squishy
Helen MacQueen
Frog Announcer
Andrew Orefice
Bubble Bubble Meows
Don Pennell
Banana
Austin Rich
Raoul the Rutabaga
Nico Seal
Banana in a Wig
Gunnar Thompson
Graham Cracker King
Nahoko Ueda
Narrator (voice)
Diego Velasco
Paul
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