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Donald's Fire Drill (1991)
Two kids are contestants on a game show, co-hosted by Trevor Townsend and Donald Duck, and they try to beat the clock by answering questions on fire safety information.
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Two kids are contestants on a game show, co-hosted by Trevor Townsend and Donald Duck, and they try to beat the clock by answering questions on fire safety information.
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Genre:Family
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In Theaters:8/1/1991
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Disney Educational Productions
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