Special Agent Oso S01E13 PDTV XviD-OTV
Special Agent Oso: S1E13 (2009 — 2012) Ended
Thunder Berries
Episode
- Networks: Disney Channel, Disney Junior
- Country: US
- Language: English
- Schedule: Weekdays at 08:00
Episode description:
As Oso paints his motorcycle with invisibility paint for his training exercise, he accidently gets some on R.R. Rapide when he receives a special alert. He helps a girl named Grace pick strawberries on a farm for her family lunch. Can Oso and Grace pick the berries for dessert and wash them before the food is ready?
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Feb 27, 2026
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MPEG-4
SD
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512 x 384 (480p/SD)
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MP3
ENG
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