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Search Party: Where's PawPaw? 

College student Noble Williams rushes home after receiving an alarming call: her PawPaw’s health has taken a sudden turn for the worse. Joined by her two best friends and chaotic Auntie, they find that PawPaw is now missing from the nursing home. With only a few strange clues and even stranger characters to guide them, they must track down PawPaw before time runs out.
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College student Noble Williams rushes home after receiving an alarming call: her PawPaw’s health has taken a sudden turn for the worse. Joined by her two best friends and chaotic Auntie, they find that PawPaw is now missing from the nursing home. With only a few strange clues and even stranger characters to guide them, they must track down PawPaw before time runs out.

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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Sherrie Richards, Victoria Monai Richards, Dame Pierre, Michael Anthony Snowden
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Studio:Faith Plus Works

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