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- Flipper, you bring that back!
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I told you that's mine,
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and you're not supposed to play with it
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unless I say so!
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Flipper, you bring that
back, you silly dolphin!
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Bring it back!
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- What's all the commotion about?
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- Oh, it's that Flipper!
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He stole my inner tube again!
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- Sometimes I wonder
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which one of you is a bigger kid.
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Didn't I give you some
chores to do this morning?
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- Yes, dad.
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- Then why aren't you doing them?
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- I guess I got side-tracked.
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- What, by an inner tube?
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You know, today's the day
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the congressional delegation is arriving,
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and I've tried to impress upon you
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how important it is that we
put our best foot forward.
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- I know.
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What's so important about an
old congressional delegation?
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- If they don't like what they see here,
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they could close the park.
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- Close the park?
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- Could be.
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- What would happen to us, dad?
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- Well, if we're lucky,
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I might get transferred someplace else.
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- To where?
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- To a place that's gonna
look a lot like this place,
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unless you start watering it.
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Death Valley.
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- Death Valley?
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Oh, be quiet, you big...
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? They call him Flipper
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? Flipper, faster than lightning
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? No one you see
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? ls smarter than he
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? And we know Flipper
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? Lives in a world full of wonder
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? Flying there under, under the sea
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- Hey, watch it, will ya?
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.Dad?
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What do you say to a
congressional delegation?
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"Hello, congressional delegation?"
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- Yeah, what is the protocol, dad?
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- Protocol?
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That's quite a word.
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I'm impressed.
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Just remember, congressmen
are just like everybody else,
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except a lot of their
friends and neighbors decided
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they oughta go to Washington
to look after their interests.
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You dig?
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. I dig.
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That "Of the people, for
the people" jazz, huh?
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- That's right.
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- Get off the dock, Bud!
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Now what's the idea, Andrews?
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I want you to kick this
boat out of the park
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unless you can be more careful.
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You try this one more
time, I'll have you...
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- I hired him to bring us here, Mister...
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- Warden Ricks.
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- Warden Ricks.
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- And who are you?
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- Congresswoman Helen E. Browning.
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And this is my secretary, Erna Morley.
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- A lady congressman?
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- Is that legal?
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- Where's the rest of the delegation?
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- Delegations cost money, Mr. Ricks.
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You have a certain public-spirited citizen
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in your community here
who wouldn't approve.
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He already thinks we're
squandering too much
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of the taxpayers' money on Coral Key Park.
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- Squandering their money?
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- You might as well
know it now, Mr. Ricks.
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We're determined to find out
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whether your park is a boondoggle.
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Would you please lead the way?
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- What's a boondoggle?
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- When the government spends money
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on something it doesn't really need.
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- Is that bad or good?
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I mean, for us?
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- The worst.
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- Gosh, Hap.
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Why do you suppose the congress lady
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wants to meet you 'specially?
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- Well, my friend the Admiral's
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been trying to get Congress to give me
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the Medal of Honor for a long time now.
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- The Medal of Honor?
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What for?
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- Oh, that little fracas in the Zulu Sea.
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- Little fracras?
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What was that, Hap?
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- Why, do you mean to tell
me that I never told you
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about the time that I swam through
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a whole fleet of pirate dhows
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with a string of Limpet mines in my teeth?
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Blew 'em all out of the water.
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It was just like firecrackers
on the Fourth of July!
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Oh, hush.
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Well, they could need me again, too.
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- Who?
- Why, the CIA!
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There ain't every day they can find a man
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that's willing to risk his
life on a special assignment,
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and that he won't talk.
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No, sir, not even under torture.
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- Torture?
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Well, here they come.
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- Mr. Gorman?
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Mr. Hap Gorman?
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- Yes, ma'am?
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- Congresswoman Helen E. Browning.
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It's a pleasure to meet such
a public-spirited citizen.
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- Public-spirited citizen?
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- Well, you're the reason I'm here.
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- Well, am I?
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- Certainly.
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The Congressional committee
was very much impressed
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with the letter you wrote,
especially the part about...
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Erna.
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"After the hundreds of times
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"I risked my life for my country,
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"I hardly consider it fair
to have my taxes raised
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"so that more tourists
can litter our beaches
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"and blight the beauties of nature."
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- Well, you see, ma'am,
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I didn't exactly mean
that about Coral Key.
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- That's alright, Mr. Gorman.
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We'll chat some more, after I
finish the tour of inspection.
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Come along, Erna.
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- Public-spirited traitor!
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- Now, don't get mad, old friends.
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- After what you did to us?
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- I was just trying to
get my taxes lowered!
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How did I know that somebody was gonna
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buck my letter to a, well, to a woman?
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- Medal of Honor?
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- You know, Bud, you
just gave me a good idea.
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I'm gonna go right inside there
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and write my friend the Admiral a letter,
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and remind him that I saved his life.
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Yes sir, it was just
off the coast of Siberia
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that boat sunk, and...
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Oh, shut up, you old seahorse!
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- Our pal.
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BOY-
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- Oh, yeah.
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I just don't get it, dad.
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We're not any old boondoggle.
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- Yeah, what are we gonna do, dad?
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Suppose she decides to close the park.
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- Well, let's not suppose anything.
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We've got a fighting chance.
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All we have to do is
convince the congress lady
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that the park is worth
the taxpayers' money.
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- Well, we know it is.
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Couldn't we just tell her?
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- I'm afraid she's gonna have
to find that out for herself.
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- Take a memo, Erna.
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A reminder to Mr. Jed
Stanton, Highway Division.
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The roads leading to and into the park
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are in atrocious condition.
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Good morning.
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Good morning, Warden Ricks.
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- Good morning.
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- I trust you're ready for
today's tour of inspection?
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- Anytime you are, yes.
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- Oh, I'm ready.
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Erna, you stay here and check the hotel
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every half hour for
messages from Washington.
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- Right.
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- Would you like to be seated up here?
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- Yes, thank you.
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What a beautiful boat.
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- You kids really love
this place, don't you?
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- More than any place.
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- Well, I'm rooting for you, you know.
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- Thanks.
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- Oh, don't be so sad.
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Mrs. Browning's bark is a
lot worse than her bite.
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When she sees what Coral
Key Park is really like,
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she'll be fair in her decision.
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Do you know that I have never
before seen a trained dolphin?
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He's really something!
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- Show Miss Morley the trick
we taught Flipper yesterday.
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. Okay-
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- Oh, bravo!
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Wait 'til Mrs. Browning sees him!
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She'll really be delighted!
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- You know something, Flipper?
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I don't think I like Mrs. Browning.
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Dad said it's not right
not to like people.
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He says...
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He says, "You oughta
try and understand them.
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"You'll see there's some good in them."
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Maybe she is okay, but,
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I wish she'd just go
away and leave us alone.
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You know something, Flipper?
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Hap Gorman says if you
rub this lamp enough
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and make a wish, it'll come true.
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You know that?
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Not that I'd ever believe a
word Hap Gorman ever says again.
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But,
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he did get it in Arabia,
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and that's way across on
the other side of the world.
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And lots of odda things happen
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in those foreign
countries, let me tell ya.
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If I was gonna make a wish,
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what would I wish for?
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Oh, I wouldn't want anything
bad to happen to Mrs. Browning.
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Maybe if she just got a little seasick.
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Or a crab or a bird bit her.
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I bet you she'd even be scared of
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a little 0l' baby alligator.
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Or a skunk.
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She might even be scared of
you, Flipper, you know that?
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Nah.
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But what's the use of wishing?
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- Well, that's about it.
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You've seen Coral Key.
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Well, except the underwater park,
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which is the real Coral Key.
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- Well, in all fairness, Mr. Ricks,
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I'll see the underwater park tomorrow.
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Erna, take a memo.
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Ooh!
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Oooh!
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Well, Mr. Ricks,
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I've seen all I want to see.
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And while I'm at it, Erna?
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Erna!
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Take a wire to Mr. Gregory Chandler.
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Sonar Research Project
12, Navy Department.
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"Dear Gregory,
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"have found a trained
dolphin for your experiment
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"at no cost to the taxpayers.
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"He's already government property."
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- Sandy, you should have
kept your eye on him.
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You know how he's taking this business
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of closing the park to heart.
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- Gee, dad, how was I supposed to know
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he was gonna go wherever it is he went?
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- Ah, you couldn't know, of course.
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Sometimes we forget that
Bud's just a little boy.
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We expect him to act like a grownup.
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- Funny thing is, most
of the time, he does.
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- Yeah.
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- I'll try calling Flipper again.
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Flipper?
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Flipper?
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- Alright, let's take the launch out.
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See what we can find.
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But first, I want to
call that congresswoman
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and get a few things straight.
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- You think that would be wise, dad?
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- I don't know, Sandy.
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But sometimes a man has to sacrifice
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wisdom for his integrity.
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That's no excuse for you to
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ride roughshod over us, Mrs. Browning.
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I'm a public servant, too.
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That's right, I'm as interested as you are
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in saving the taxpayers' money.
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And if the well-being of even
one small boy is threatened,
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I say that's more important
than the entire federal budget.
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All right, Mrs. Browning, thank you.
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Come on.
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- So you see, Flipper,
this isn't all your fault.
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We're in big trouble
'cause of Mrs. Browning.
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Flipper, we might have
to move away from here,
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and you and I couldn't
be together any more.
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But that isn't gonna be half
a day before I miss you.
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Flipper, I don't know how
to tell you this, but...
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Mrs. Browning wants to send you
to the Navy for experiments!
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But, it might not be that
bad at all in the Navy.
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You know, Flipper, I couldn't let you go.
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That's why you're gonna have to hide here
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'til the congress lady leaves.
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You understand, Flipper.
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I'll be back for you
as soon as she's gone.
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I don't care how important
you are to the Navy, Flipper.
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You're more important to me.
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I'll just rest here a minute.
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- Where is he, Flipper?
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In the cave?
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- Get the anchor.
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Let's go.
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Bud?
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Bud?
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- Dad, where's Flipper?
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- It's alright, son, he's right here.
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- You mean, they haven't
taken him to the Navy?
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- Nope, and they're not going to.
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We talked to Mrs.
Browning, and she promised.
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- You sure?
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- Well, I wouldn't tell
you if I wasn't sure.
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- That's one thing
you can count on, Bud.
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Dad and Flipper will never let us down.
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- Let's go home, boys.
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? Everyone loves the king of the sea
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? Ever so kind and gentle is he
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? Tricks he will do when children are near
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? And how they laugh when he's near
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? They call him Flipper
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? Flipper, faster than lightning
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? No one you see
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? ls smarter than he
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? And we know Flipper
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? Lives in a world full of wonder
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? Flying there under, under the sea
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