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Season 1 Episode 108 - Fiery Irish (Ashton’s Alley)

2011 · 23 min

TV-14

G rolls the dice and adds a modern twist to a classic Gaelic dish, and Ricardo and Diane bond outside the kitchen with a wild night outside this Irish pub. The team may need some Lucky Charms to save this bankrupt Dublin-themed disaster!

Subtitles: English

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