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Erky Perky: Cereal Thriller 

Get ready for some bug-filled fun with the Erky Perky Cereal Thriller DVD. This rare DVD is only available in Region 4 (AU, NZ, Latin America...) and is a must-have for fans of the beloved animated TV series. Join Erky and Perky, two mischievous bugs living in a downtown hot dog stand, as they embark on hilarious adventures and avoid being eaten by their hungry archnemesis, Frenzel. This DVD is in the DVD format and is a great addition to any movie collection. Don't miss out on the chance to own this rare gem!
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Get ready for some bug-filled fun with the Erky Perky Cereal Thriller DVD. This rare DVD is only available in Region 4 (AU, NZ, Latin America...) and is a must-have for fans of the beloved animated TV series. Join Erky and Perky, two mischievous bugs living in a downtown hot dog stand, as they embark on hilarious adventures and avoid being eaten by their hungry archnemesis, Frenzel. This DVD is in the DVD format and is a great addition to any movie collection. Don't miss out on the chance to own this rare gem!

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Genre:Animation, Family
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Roadshow Entertainment

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