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Play-Doh Squished (2022)
The ultimate Play-Doh competition! Three teams of kids and adults go toe to toe in three epic challenges – all designed to test their artistry, speed and skill. It all leads to the final test – creating your own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others are gonna get squished!
Play-Doh Squished: Season 1 - 15 Episode s
1x1 - Beach
November 10, 2022
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Beachy challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they’ll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x2 - Birthday Party
November 17, 2022
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Birthday-themed challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x3 - Sports
November 24, 2022
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Sporty challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x4 - Space
December 1, 2022
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Spacey challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x5 - Dessert
December 8, 2022
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Dessert-themed challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x6 - Planes, Trains, Cars
December 15, 2022
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Transportation-themed challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x7 - Snow Day
December 22, 2022
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Snow Day-themed challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x8 - Jungle
December 29, 2022
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Jungle-themed challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they’ll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x9 - Monsters
January 5, 2023
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three monster themed challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x10 - Dinosaurs
January 12, 2023
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Dinosaur-themed challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x11 - Pets
January 19, 2023
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Pet-themed challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x12 - Theme Park
January 26, 2023
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Theme Park-themed challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x13 - Pirate
February 2, 2023
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Pirate-themed challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x14 - Fairy Tale
February 9, 2023
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Fairy Tale-themed challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
1x15 - Candy Store
February 16, 2023
Three teams of adults and kids go toe-to-toe in three Candy Store-themed challenges, all designed to test their artistry, speed, and skill. It all leads to the final test where they'll create their own Play-Doh world. One team will become our champs, and the others will see their creations squished!
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