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It Hurts to be Left Out

Clyde Frog is picked last to play volleyball with his friends.

04/05/1977

The Clyde Frog Show

It Hurts to be Left Out

4/5/1977 | 14m 41sVideo has Closed Captions

Clyde Frog is picked last to play volleyball with his friends.

Clyde Frog is picked last to play volleyball with his friends, Max and Suzy, and he is sad that it seems that they don't want him around. This episode also includes: What's So Funny - Mrs. Frog asks Clyde Frog about his bad day and Being Scared - Max makes fun of his little brother, Andy for being scared to climb a tree.

04/05/1977

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The Clyde Frog Show

It Hurts to be Left Out

4/5/1977 | 14m 41sVideo has Closed Captions

Clyde Frog is picked last to play volleyball with his friends, Max and Suzy, and he is sad that it seems that they don't want him around. This episode also includes: What's So Funny - Mrs. Frog asks Clyde Frog about his bad day and Being Scared - Max makes fun of his little brother, Andy for being scared to climb a tree.

04/05/1977

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