S14E6 - Bobby Wonder: Bobby and the Wond...

Bobby and the Wonders must come together to perform at Pflugerville’s Annual Rock Bash. Can they mend their grudges in time to really rock out? 

Bobby Wonder and Grabstack team up with Lucy Wow to investigate reports of ghosts in a once popular mall on the outskirts of Pflugerville. 

After Bobby Wonder accidentally leaves a fingerprint in Mighty Mila’s lair, Mighty Mila and Robozuki figure out how to use his DNA to do the unthinkable: make an EVIL CLONE of Bobby. 

Bobby Wonder and pals decide to form a rock band! Can the new group musically align or will they fall apart in a cacophony of arguments? 

Bobby and the Wonders must come together to perform at Pflugerville’s Annual Rock Bash. Can they mend their grudges in time to really rock out? 

Can the real Bobby Wonder take down the Evil Clone Bobby Wonder before he destroys all of Pflugerville? Find out in our thrilling finale. 

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