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The Somerfield Sausage Sizzle Gang in: The Mystery of the Shattered Sigil: The Final Mystery: A Somerfield Sausage Sizzle Gang Mystery 

As the Somerfield Sausage Sizzle Gang tackle their most dangerous mystery ever, their trusty bicycles have some safety concerns.
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As the Somerfield Sausage Sizzle Gang tackle their most dangerous mystery ever, their trusty bicycles have some safety concerns.

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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Andrew Todd
Written By:Andrew Todd
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:One Dollar Genre

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