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Death Valley: S1E9 (2011)
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Tick, Tick, Boom
31 OCT 2011Horror, Comedy22 min
season
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  • Original name: Death Valley
  • Type: Scripted
  • IMDb link: 1835129
  • IMDb rating: 7.7 (5,942 votes) Search
  • Created by: Eric Weinberg, Curtis Gwinn
  • Networks: MTV
  • Country: US
  • Language: English
  • Schedule: Mondays at 22:30
Episode description:
When Kirsten's cover is blown, Dashell goes after the vamp who's been preying on his niece. Meanwhile, Billy and Stubeck deal with a zombie sighting at a school, and Carla gives John-John a peek into her private life.
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