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* In issue #2 of the comic, an adaptation of the episode "To Catch A Pitcher," it starts off with the Chan boys and Chan himself attending a baseball game, and Scooter catches a home run ball hit by star player Boo Blue. After the crime (involving Blue's "disappearance") is solved, Scooter nabs another ball, this time a foul ball, in the dugout. He gives that ball to Mimi.
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* In issue #2 of the comic, an adaptation of the episode "To Catch A Pitcher," it starts off with the Chan boys and Chan himself attending a baseball game, and Scooter - with a little help from Henry and Stanley - catches a home run ball hit by star player Boo Blue. After the crime (involving Blue's "disappearance") is solved, Scooter nabs another ball, this time a foul ball, in the dugout. He gives that ball to Mimi.
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--> "I'm the number one son of a number one man! The number one hope of the family Clan!..."
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* In episode 6, Henry is quite distraught when he mistakenly believes Stanley's gone. It's a small thing, but compared to how Henry usually regards Stanley...
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* In episode 6, Henry is quite distraught when he mistakenly believes Stanley's gone. It's a small thing, It may not seem like much, but compared to considering how Henry he usually regards Stanley...Stanley it's definitely something.
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* In episode 6, Henry is quite distraught when he mistakenly believes Stanley's gone. It's a small thing, but it shows how much he cares for his brother despite his constant lack of patience with his antics.
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* In episode 6, Henry is quite distraught when he mistakenly believes Stanley's gone. It's a small thing, but it shows compared to how much he cares for his brother despite his constant lack of patience with his antics.Henry usually regards Stanley...
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* In issue #2 of the comic, an adaptation of the episode "To Catch A Pitcher," it starts off with the Chan boys and Chan himself attending a baseball game, and Scooter catches a home run ball hit by star player Boo Blue. After the crime (involving Blue's "disappearance") is solved, Scooter nabs another ball, this time a foul ball, in the dugout. He gives that ball to Mimi.
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* In issue #2 of the comic, an adaptation of the episode "To Catch A Pitcher," it starts off with the Chan boys and Chan himself attending a baseball game, and Scooter catches a home run ball hit by star player Boo Blue. After the crime (involving Blue's "disappearance") is solved, Scooter nabs another ball, this time a foul ball, in the dugout. He gives that ball to Mimi.Mimi.
* In episode 6, Henry is quite distraught when he mistakenly believes Stanley's gone. It's a small thing, but it shows how much he cares for his brother despite his constant lack of patience with his antics.
* In episode 6, Henry is quite distraught when he mistakenly believes Stanley's gone. It's a small thing, but it shows how much he cares for his brother despite his constant lack of patience with his antics.
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* In issue #2 of the comic, an adaptation of the episode "To Catch A Pitcher," it strats off with the Chan boys and Chan himself attending a baseball game, and Scooter catches a home run ball hit by star player Boo Blue. After the crime (involving Blue's "disappearance") is solved, Scooter nabs another ball, this time a foul ball, in the dugout. He gives that ball to Mimi.
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* In issue #2 of the comic, an adaptation of the episode "To Catch A Pitcher," it strats starts off with the Chan boys and Chan himself attending a baseball game, and Scooter catches a home run ball hit by star player Boo Blue. After the crime (involving Blue's "disappearance") is solved, Scooter nabs another ball, this time a foul ball, in the dugout. He gives that ball to Mimi.
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* The song "Number One Son" is Crowning ''Music'' of Heartwarming.
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* The song "Number One Son" is Crowning ''Music'' of Heartwarming.Heartwarming.
* In issue #2 of the comic, an adaptation of the episode "To Catch A Pitcher," it strats off with the Chan boys and Chan himself attending a baseball game, and Scooter catches a home run ball hit by star player Boo Blue. After the crime (involving Blue's "disappearance") is solved, Scooter nabs another ball, this time a foul ball, in the dugout. He gives that ball to Mimi.
* In issue #2 of the comic, an adaptation of the episode "To Catch A Pitcher," it strats off with the Chan boys and Chan himself attending a baseball game, and Scooter catches a home run ball hit by star player Boo Blue. After the crime (involving Blue's "disappearance") is solved, Scooter nabs another ball, this time a foul ball, in the dugout. He gives that ball to Mimi.
