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Great news: Daisy has agreed to go on a date with Donald! Bad news: Easter Island is in trouble! The stone heads of the island – the moai guards – stand eternal vigil, protecting the world from fierce lava creatures that dwell in the island's volcano. Sheldgoose's sorceries have persuaded the buried heads to come out of the ground and throw a luau, leaving the volcano unguarded. This escalates into a party of spring breakian proportions, and the Caballeros – minus one as Donald is on his date with Daisy – must find a way to persuade the moai to return to their posts before a swarm of lava creatures escapes. But they need Donald's help, so he must be in two places at once. Spoiler alert: Daisy isn't happy. |
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| Title: | Chapter Five No Man Is an Easter Island | |
| Air Date: | June 9, 2018 | |
| Runtime: | 20 min | |
| Genres: | Adventure Comedy | |
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