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When three high-school friends invent a time-machine, they decide to use it to go back in time and prevent other youngsters from making humiliating mistakes.
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When three high-school friends invent a time-machine, they decide to use it to go back in time and prevent other youngsters from making humiliating mistakes.
Rating:G
Genre:Family, TV Movie, Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:
In Theaters:1/25/2008
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Salty Pictures, Walt Disney Television, Disney Channel
Cast
Lev L. Spiro
Director
Jason Dolley
Virgil Fox
Nicholas Braun
Zeke Thompson
Luke Benward
Charlie Tuttle
Chelsea Kane
Stephanie Jameson
Steven R. McQueen
Derek Beaugard
J.P. Manoux
Vice Principal Tolkan
Kellie Cockrell
Jocelyn Lee
Molly Jepson
Amy Fox
Kara Crane
Jeanette Pachelewski
Dexter Darden
Chester
James Jamison
Rehnquist
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