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Pete Owens & the Trek of Destiny
Jump into adventure with college juniors Pete Owens and Eric Stennington as they quest to find the sacred idol of prosperity. But first they must navigate perilous mountain peaks, evade sinister monocular villains, and remember to finish that essay by Monday morning. Our heroes are up for the expedition, are you?
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Jump into adventure with college juniors Pete Owens and Eric Stennington as they quest to find the sacred idol of prosperity. But first they must navigate perilous mountain peaks, evade sinister monocular villains, and remember to finish that essay by Monday morning. Our heroes are up for the expedition, are you?
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Rain Ortega, Robert Petty
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Electric Shadow Films
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