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O.W.C.A. Files (2015)

When an attack on the O.W.C.A. incapacitates the animal agents, only Agent P and his animal trainees can save the day. Carl and Monogram fend for themselves.
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When an attack on the O.W.C.A. incapacitates the animal agents, only Agent P and his animal trainees can save the day. Carl and Monogram fend for themselves.

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Genre:Animation, TV Movie, Comedy, Science Fiction, Adventure
Directed By:Robert Hughes
Written By:Aliki Theofilopoulos, Bernie Petterson, Calvin Suggs, Mike Bell, Eddie Pittman, John Mathot, Kim Roberson, Kaz, Kyle Menke
In Theaters:11/9/2015
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Disney Television Animation, Wang Film Productions Company

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