21 September 1986 Family 31 mins
Corduroy is back! This time he's finding adventure in a local laundromat and he wants a pocket. But now he's accidentally been taken home by another family! Now he's got to hurry back to the laundromat so his real owners can find him. Will they?
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United States 21 September 1986
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