Crooks
Both words in one sentence
- In one episode of Wally Gator two crooks come to the zoo to steal a platypus and wind up taking Wally instead because they read the name plate on his cage wrong.
Source: Accidental Kidnapping - The Pretender has a variation in an episode when five crooks suspected of killing a young girl (plus Jarod) wind up Locked in a Warehouse after a failed heist.
Source: Incriminating Indifference - Naturally, the crooks are the ones who eventually wind up injured.
Source: Film Felons
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