Blue's Clues and the Big City Adventure
A musical adventure that young viewers will enjoy as Blue and Josh travel to New York City for a big opportunity.
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Defne experiences events at night that she cannot make sense of. When she goes on vacation with her boyfriend Kaan, these troubles become more frequent. Not wanting this situation to damage her relationship, Defne decides to break up with her boyfriend. Overcome with grief and helplessness at the end of their relationship, Kaan decides to solve the problems his beloved woman is facing and goes to the village where Defne's mother lives with his cousin Kemal.
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Defne experiences events at night that she cannot make sense of. When she goes on vacation with her boyfriend Kaan, these troubles become more frequent. Not wanting this situation to damage her relationship, Defne decides to break up with her boyfriend. Overcome with grief and helplessness at the end of their relationship, Kaan decides to solve the problems his beloved woman is facing and goes to the village where Defne's mother lives with his cousin Kemal.
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Written By:Berk Aygül
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