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Fanboy and Chum Chum (2009 – 2014)

2009 • 2 seasons • Animation, Comedy • TV-Y7
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Fanboy and Chum Chum · S1E17 — The Hard Sell

Season 1 episodes

1. Dollar DayOct 12, 20092. WizboyNov 6, 20093. Trading DayNov 6, 20094. The Janitor Strikes BackNov 7, 20095. Digital Pet CemeteryNov 7, 20096. I, FanbotNov 14, 20097. Berry SickNov 14, 20098. FangboyNov 21, 20099. Monster in the MistNov 21, 200910. Chimp Chomp ChumpsNov 28, 200911. Precious PigNov 28, 200912. Excuse MeDec 5, 200913. Night MorningDec 5, 200914. Norse-ing AroundJan 2, 201015. The Janitor's ApprenticeJan 2, 201016. Fanboy StinksJan 16, 201017. The Hard SellJan 16, 201018. FanboyfriendFeb 6, 201019. Moppy DearestFeb 6, 201020. Prank MasterFeb 15, 201021. Little Glop of HorrorsFeb 15, 201022. Total RecallFeb 27, 201023. Refill MadnessFeb 27, 201024. Marsha, Marsha, MarshaMar 13, 201025. Secret ShopperMar 13, 201026. Chicken PoxMar 29, 201027. The Frosty BusMar 30, 201028. Cold WarMar 31, 201029. Pick a NoseApr 1, 201030. Fanboy in the Plastic BubbleApr 2, 201031. Saving Private Chum ChumMay 15, 201032. Norse CodeMay 25, 201033. The Incredible Shrinking FanboyJun 7, 201034. Strings AttachedJun 8, 201035. The Tell-Tale ToyJun 9, 201036. Fan-bidextrousJun 10, 201037. Brain DrainJun 11, 201038. A Bopwork OrangeJun 19, 201039. The Great Bicycle MysteryJun 19, 201040. Sigmund the SorcererSep 11, 201041. Fanboy A'Hoy!Sep 11, 201042. Freeze TagSep 8, 201043. Jingle FeverSep 18, 201044. Lord of the RingsOct 2, 201045. The Incredible ChulkOct 2, 201046. Eyes on the PrizeOct 9, 201047. Battle of the StandsOct 9, 201048. The Book Report of the DeadOct 23, 201049. Separation AnxietyNov 1, 201050. Fan vs. WildNov 2, 201051. Man-Arctica the RideNov 3, 201052. Stan ArcticaOct 4, 2010

Synopsis

The air in the shop hung thick with the scent of possibility, a fragile sweetness threatened by looming practicality. Oz, perched precariously on a stool behind the counter, surveyed the scene with wide, anxious eyes. His little store, a haven of curated oddities and forgotten treasures, felt teetering on the edge. The threat wasn't a lack of customers, but a more formidable foe: his mother’s ambitious plans for a frozen yogurt emporium. "We need to think," Oz declared, his voice barely above