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In this Halloween Special episode, Zap travels to Paris, France in the year 2419 and battles a silly, but not scary, combination of ghosts and zombies called Gombies.
As you may recall from episode 9, Zap received a help notification from the French Prime Minister of the year 2419. Gombies have overrun Paris. What are Gombies? How can Zap help Paris, the city of light? Can our young hero save a future super city in under an hour and not miss climbing practice? Listen in to find out.
In this Halloween Special episode, Zap travels to Paris, France in the year 2419 and battles a silly, but not scary, combination of ghosts and zombies called Gombies.
As you may recall from episode 9, Zap received a help notification from the French Prime Minister of the year 2419. Gombies have overrun Paris. What are Gombies? How can Zap help Paris, the city of light? Can our young hero save a future super city in under an hour and not miss climbing practice? Listen in to find out.
If you are tuning in for the first time, we encourage you to hit pause, head on over to earlier episodes, and catch up on Zap’s adventure.
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Listen to episode one hereIn this Halloween Special episode, Zap travels to Paris, France in the year 2419 and battles a silly, but not scary, combination of ghosts and zombies called Gombies.
As you may recall from episode 9, Zap received a help notification from the French Prime Minister of the year 2419. Gombies have overrun Paris. What are Gombies? How can Zap help Paris, the city of light? Can our young hero save a future super city in under an hour and not miss climbing practice? Listen in to find out.
If you are tuning in for the first time, we encourage you to hit pause, head on over to earlier episodes, and catch up on Zap’s adventure.
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