When 10-year old Keyshawn Keys from North Minneapolis inherits a set of keys that can unlock almost any door, he and his best friend, Kiki, set out on a detective journey to solve the disappearing bikes mystery before the town’s Juneteenth parade.
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00:00 – 15:09: Episode 1 – The Birthday Mystery
Keyshawn’s 10th birthday is full of surprises! His mystery birthday party turns into a real-life mystery.
15:10 – 31:42 Episode 2 – The New Detectives
Keyshawn and Kiki team up to solve the disappearing bike case and find their first clue!
31:43 – 48:27: Episode 3 – Someone’s Hiding Something
The more clues that Keyshawn and KiKi discover, the more mysterious their case becomes!
48:28 – 1:03:15: Episode 4 – The Bet
Keyshawn makes a decision that could change everything!
1:03:16 – 1:14:12: Episode 5 – A New Clue
Keyshawn gets one step closer to knowing why bikes are disappearing in his neighborhood.
1:14:23 – 1:24:09: Episode 6 – All Eyes on Keyshawn
Keyshawn is surprised when kids start believing he is the one taking the disappearing bikes!
1:24:10 – 1:38:52: Episode 7 – Finding Facts
Keyshawn and KiKi are ready to use their new detective tool to help solve their case!
1:38:53 – 1:55:03: Episode 8 – Case Solved!
Keyshawn and KiKi race to solve their case!
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