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{{Level
{{Level2
|title=One Shift More
|song=One Shift More
|image=File:RhythmDogtor.PNG
|image=File:RhythmDogtor.PNG
|quote="Bark."
|prequote="Bark."
|levelno=3-X2
|levelno=3-X2
|bpm=100
|bpm=100
|patients=Paige(Dog)
|patients={{Plainlist|
 
* [[Paige|Adog]]
Mr Stevenson(Dog)
* [[Mr. Stevenson|Mr. Stevendog]]
 
* [[Mrs. Stevenson|Mrs. Stevendog]]
Mrs Stevenson(Dog)
* [[Richard Hugh|Purritician]]
 
}}
Politician(Cat)
 
|passdesc=Beat the level with less than 8 misses
|passdesc=Beat the level with less than 8 misses
|act=Act 3
|act=Act 3
|levelprevno=3-3
|levelprevno=3-X
|levelprev=Distant Duet
|levelprev=One Shift More
|levelnextno=4-1
|levelnextno=4-1
|levelnext=Training Doctor's Train Ride Performance
|levelnext=Training Doctor's Train Ride Performance
}}
}}


'''One Shift More''', also known as '''Lesmis''' (3-X) is a level in Rhythm Doctor.
'''One Shift More (Rhythm Dogtor)''', is a secret easter egg level after typing in the code in Paige's room. It can be accessed by playing the paradiddle rudiment R L R R L R L L R L R R L R L L on the level select screen.
 
== Synopsis ==
All of the characters have been replaced by dogs and now speak exclusively with barks. The only exception is [[Richard Hugh]], who was replaced by a cat. otherwise, the gameplay is functionally identical to the original One Shift More.
 
== Transcript ==
 
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== History ==
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== Trivia ==
*While the majority of the background is changed to match the level's theme, Richard Hugh is still displayed as a human on the TV.
*Matt Cameron, known for his work drumming for Soundgarden and Pearl Jam, is known for using '''paradiddles''' (the level's secret code) to great effect. Matt Cameron formed part of the rock supergroup '''Temple of the Dog''' in the 90s.
*The term 'paradiddle' comes from the sound made by the rudiment R L -> 'pa-ra' R R -> 'did-dle'
*Woof woof!
*Bark!
*Squeak!
*Does anyone have a spare bone...?
 
 
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