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Show in which children get the opportunity to pull pranks on their friends or relatives

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Prank Patrol Down Under: Series 1

Prank Patrol Down Under: Series 1: Episode 15: Lousy Laundry

Episode 15

Episode 15: Lousy Laundry

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Oakley pranks Danielle at a laundrette, where they help with a service wash for Kylie.

Australia's version of the prank show. Oakley pranks her cousin Danielle at a laundrette, where they help with a service wash for Kylie.

In Australia's own version of the popular series, Aussie host Scotty introduces a prankster who is on a mission to prank someone they know - a friend, sibling, parent, teacher, maybe even their entire karate class! 

In the customised Spy Van, Scotty and the prankster plan out the prank - first the prankster reveals who they want to prank and why. Then Scotty and the prankster choose the perfect prank from the Top Secret Prank Patrol files. Whatever the challenge, Scotty and the Ninjas will find the right ingredients - special effects gurus, actors and a location - and then build a prank the victim will never forget!

Oakley wants to prank her cousin Danielle, to cause chaos when the two girls pop in to help out the slightly potty launderette owner with a service wash for - Kylie! How will Danielle react when an out-of-control washing machine spews bubbles everywhere and Kylie returns to collect her washing - only to find it's all been ruined?

Lousy Laundry

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