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Leela's Cellphone Addiction
Season 45 Episode 74 | 25m 56s | CC
It's story time on Sesame Street! Abby and Zoe are excited for Leela to read to them, but Leela keeps texting on her phone. Abby and Zoe become frustrated, thinking that they'll never hear the story, so they decide to hide Leela's phone.
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