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Watch exclusive clip of 'Pinkalicious & Peterrific' Valentine's Day celebration

Watch the exclusive clip from a Valentine's episode of "Pinkalicious & Peterrific" on PBS Kids.

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In a new "Pinkalicious," the title character is eager to give her classmates the Valentines she's worked hard to create.

Airing Monday, Feb. 11 on PBS Kids , we have an exclusive look at what happens after Pinkalicious has an accident on her way to school on a new episode titled, "Pink Love."

It’s Valentine’s Day in Pinkville and Pinka is tasked with finding a creative solution when her Valentine’s Day cards are destroyed. USA TODAY

After Pinkalicious finds a creative way to show her classmates her love, the fun's not over.

The second part of the episode features the story, "Duocorn."

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In this story, Pinkalicious and her unicorn friend Goldilicious set out to compete in the Great Unicorn Challenge. Peter also wants to play in this imaginary game but he doesn't have a unicorn to ride. That is until he conjures up one of his own that is called the "duocorn."

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