Bernie the Dolphin 2 (2023)
Bernie the Dolphin 2
”Kevin and Holly team up with Bernie to save the Marine Park animals from a familiar foe.”
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Siblings Kevin and Holly will have the summer of their lives as they help the dolphin Bernie at the Marine Park. Dive into this adventure to protect the splashy animals from an old enemy!
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