Tights and Fights: Ashes "Dyna Worry, Be Happy"
Boom and Greetings: Episode 120 of Tights and Fights: Ashes - Featuring Fantabulous Gal!
In this second last episode of Chapter Two - and the very last in Chapter Two for Fantabulous Gal - everyone's favourite blonde superhero goes to visit an old friend... and gets a twofer!
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