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Max & Ruby: Max's Halloween / Ruby's Leaf Collection / The Blue Tarantula - Ep.5

CanadaPublished April 19, 2013

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Treehouse DirectTreehouse Direct
1.55M subs2.82K videosFeb 2013

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"MAX'S HALLOWEEN" - Ruby wants Max to be a Little Prince for Halloween but Max wants to be a Vampire. Ruby, dressed up as Cinderella, thinks Max will scare Grandma when they go trick-or-treating to her house. However, it's Ruby who gets the fright when Grandma answers the door. Subscribe to Treehouse Direct for new cl…

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April 19, 2013
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