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Danny thought a trip to Dr.Smith would help with his asthma attacks, however the nefarious Dr had other plans....Dr.Smith does some of his best work here!! Poor Danny is knocked out repeatedly with a variety of methods each crueler than the last. With each knockout Dr.Smith explores and caresses...

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