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Episode 12 : We Tried Being Locodols.
September. 19,2014
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Episode 11 : We Tried Gathering Locodols.
September. 12,2014
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Episode 10 : We Tried Working as Four.
September. 05,2014
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Episode 9 : We Tried Being Selfish.
August. 29,2014
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Episode 8 : We Tried Gathering the Courage to Call.
August. 22,2014
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Episode 7 : We Tried Adding a Lot of Things.
August. 15,2014
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Episode 6 : We Tried Gathering Cute and Loose Characters.
August. 08,2014
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Episode 5 : We Tried Setting a Big Goal.
August. 01,2014
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Episode 4 : We Tried Adding a Manager and Stuff.
July. 25,2014
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Episode 3 : We Tried Putting It On. We Tried Taking It Off.
July. 18,2014
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Episode 2 : We Tried Going and Playing.
July. 11,2014
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Episode 1 : We Tried Starting It.
July. 04,2014
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