It Gooed From Outer Space
"Saying something stupid like I love goo."
After a beautiful adventure full of excitement and mystery, Ulysses and Frank head to Oscar's house to seek refuge. Though things don't go exactly as planned when the FBI show up.
"Saying something stupid like I love goo."
After a beautiful adventure full of excitement and mystery, Ulysses and Frank head to Oscar's house to seek refuge. Though things don't go exactly as planned when the FBI show up.
Israel Chavez
Frank
M.K. Soares
The Agent
Patrick Ryan
Oscar
Matthew Soares
Ulysses
Garrett Francisco
Asian Todd
Allan Huizar
Ulysses (Voice)
Enrique Chavez
Narrator
After a beautiful adventure full of excitement and mystery, Ulysses and Frank head to Oscar's house to seek refuge. Though things don't go exactly as planned when the FBI show up.
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