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The Fat Albert Show Analysis
When they finally get Albert to Lauri and Dori’s house.The Fat Albert Show was on and he hopped back in when he finally got back to the show he went to the junkyard where they were bullying Albert’s friend’s.So when Albert gets back the ground shakes and everybody gets scared so when Fat Albert comes out and says “Hey,Hey,Hey” the bullies start running away and Albert with his friends gets the junkyard back.
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