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	{{Infobox television episode
	\| title = Gem Glow
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	\| season = 1
	\| episode = 1
	\| director =Kevin Dart
	\| writer = Joe Johnston<br>Jeff Liu
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	\| airdate = {{Start date\|2013\|5\|7}}
	\| length = 11 minutes
	\| awards =
	\| guests =
	\| next = Laser Light Cannon
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