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- Flipper?
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Flipper?
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What's the matter with you?
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Do you wanna wake up the whole house?
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Oh, I get the message.
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? They call him Flipper,
Flipper, faster than lightening.
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? No one you see, is smarter than he.
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? And we know Flipper lives
in a world full of wonder,
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? Lying there under, under the sea.
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- A cup of hot coffee, and
I think you'll be fine.
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- Everything's still so fuzzy.
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The last thing I remember
was last night on the boat.
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Where did you pull me out?
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- He didn't pull you out.
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I'm the one that found
you, me and Flipper.
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- This is my youngest son Bud.
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- Well then I guess I out to
thank you for saving my life.
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- I didn't, Flipper did.
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- Flipper?
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- Yeah, my dolphin.
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He came and woke me up, then
he towed me to where you were.
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Then I ran home and told Dad.
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- I don't think I understand.
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- Now wait a minute, we
can go into this later.
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Bud, why don't you get the
lady another cup of coffee.
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How 'bout your story?
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- Well, I just don't remember anything,
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except last night on the boat.
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- You must have fallen in.
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- Were you alone?
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- Yes, as a matter of fact I was alone.
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I've been alone for
six years on that boat,
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floating, drifting.
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You see I seem to have gotten misplaced
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among my husband's
specimens and experiments.
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Last night I remember watching him.
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He just sat there, he never looked at me,
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he never noticed me.
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I just couldn't stand it anymore,
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and I, I felt stifled so
I went up on the deck.
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- And now here you are.
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- Well.
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- Well, I can see why you might be
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a bit confused Mrs. Borden.
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- Mrs. Borden?
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How did you know my name?
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- We had a radio report late last night
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of a woman lost at sea.
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The report came from the boat Tarsus.
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That's Carl Borden's boat so I assumed.
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- Do you know my husband?
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- Yes, he's a friend of mine.
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He and I did some work together here.
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He's a darn good oceanographer.
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- Yes.
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- Mrs. Borden, do you
remember hitting the water?
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Did you grab onto anything?
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A spar, a two by four, anything at all?
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- I don't remember anything
else, I told you that.
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- Well, here you drink your coffee.
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- Thank you.
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- I'll get on the radio
and call the Coast Guard.
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They'll get in touch with your husband.
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Carl will be worried sick.
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- How is she?
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- She's all right.
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- Porter, you don't know
what I've been through,
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think that Lynn was
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- You don't know what she's been through.
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- It's incredible.
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We were miles off shore, I don't
know how she swam that far.
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She's not that good a swimmer.
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- She didn't.
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- What?
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- She says she didn't and I believe here.
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She said she was standing on the fan tail,
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and she suddenly grew faint.
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Then nothing until I
picked her up this morning.
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- That's fantastic.
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- Well I think I know how,
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but if I were you Carl
I'd be more concerned
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with the why.
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- What is that suppose to mean?
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- It's none of my business.
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- Look, we've been friends too
long to start playing games.
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- All right Carl.
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Now you're a friend of mine
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and I admire the work you're doing,
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but there's more to life than the ocean.
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Your wife's not a sailor, she's a woman.
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- I know, I suppose I've always known
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I've buried myself in research.
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- Look Carl, she's desperate.
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- Well I'll make it up
to her, now, right now.
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We'll take leave, and
I'll put in for a station
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where we can have a home all
the things I know she wants.
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- You'd better.
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- Lynn!
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- I'm fine Carl.
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It was a stupid, dumb thing
to do to fall off the boat.
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I'm sorry.
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- Now no more of that,
I mean it this time.
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You fall out of your next
home you'll hit green grass.
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- Sure.
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- No, no, no, I mean it.
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I really do.
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No more leaky ships, no more
all night sessions in the lab.
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We'll take leave.
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- Do you really mean it this time?
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- Mm hmm.
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We'll go away, have a
second honeymoon, okay?
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- Oh I think maybe we should
have a first honeymoon first,
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don't you?
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Oh, look.
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You see that dolphin?
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He saved my life, did you know that?
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- And me, don't forget me.
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I saved you too.
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- How could anybody forget you Bud?
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You're so quite.
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- This is what you meant
when you said you knew how?
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- Is there any other way?
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- Darling, do you remember this dolphin?
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- No, I don't, but how
else could I have gotten
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from where the boat was to this beach?
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- I've heard the usual
run of the mills stories
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about dolphins saving swimmers,
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but this is something else.
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If I can substantiate this feat,
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do you know what it would
do to my research program
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on rescues at sea?
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It would make a lot of gold
brass sit up and notice.
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Now I'll need this dolphin,
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and just for a couple of
days, can you put us up?
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And I'll need some extra equipment.
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I can requisition that
from the Coast Guard.
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- How will you make this test?
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This test, this time?
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- Look, here they come back.
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Dolphin towing a live body for miles,
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it's just incredible.
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- Yeah, what about your leave?
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- That's still on.
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This will only take a day or two.
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Just as soon as I check
out this dolphin thing.
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Oh, I can't pass this up.
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Darling, you don't mind for a few days?
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Fine.
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- You see?
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Flipper is the best lifeguard there is.
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- And I'll tell you what Bud,
we'll find out, you and I.
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Okay?
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. Okay-
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- All set?
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- Right.
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- I called the base to have
the copter take off at 10,
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it's almost 9:30.
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- Has anybody seen Bud?
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- Not since breakfast, he's
not happy with Carl I think.
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- Why, I thought he wanted us to prove
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that his pet was the
world's best lifeguard?
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- As far as Bud's concerned he already is.
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He thinks you're trying to show him up.
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- That's not true at all.
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I hope he's right, I really do.
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- Hadn't we better go?
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You know this one ought
to be relatively easy
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to fall out of.
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- Lets go.
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- Flipper, Flipper you gotta listen.
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A man's gonna drop in the water Flipper.
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In the water with you from way up high.
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Flipper, please listen.
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You might not pick him
up, but I want you to.
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You hear?
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Flipper, I think you're the
best lifeguard there ever is.
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So does Dad and Sandy,
but we gotta show them
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that us dolphins are smarter than people.
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Flipper come back.
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Flipper, please come back.
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- There it is.
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- Right on time.
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- Now if we could be sure the
dolphin is somewhere around.
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- This is his favorite
hunting grounds, Mr. Borden.
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I know he's here somewhere.
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- Carl?
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. Hmm?
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- For once I hope one of your
experiments really works.
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I really do.
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- There he goes.
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- He's down.
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Flipper's near him.
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He's, he went right by.
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He didn't even try.
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- Are you sure?
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- Of course I'm sure, he passed him up.
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- Well try again.
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You don't give up after one failure
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in your other experiments.
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If you did maybe I'd see
you at home once in awhile.
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- Hello Coast Guard, Easy Baker 242.
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This is Borden.
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Come around again and
drop the other diver.
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- Why didn't you do it?
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Why?
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Flipper, why didn't you,
why didn't you get him?
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- Well, it was an interesting experiment,
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but just what did we learn?
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- What we learned is that dolphins do not
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save all of the people all of the time.
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- Only some of the
people some of the time.
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- Maybe special people?
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- Hmm, I'm nothing special.
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- Well, you're special to us and Flipper.
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- Thank you.
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- And to me.
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- Thank you.
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- Sandy, where is Bud?
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- He's hiding, he's ashamed for Flipper.
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- Oh, let me speak to him.
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Excuse me.
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- We're leaving tonight.
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I thought I'd like to do a
little specimen collecting
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after lunch if it's okay with you?
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The institute is sending
over a midget sub.
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Know where I'd find any porcupine fish?
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- Well, lets see.
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I saw some about a week
ago down at Golden Reef.
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That's an area that's set
aside for skin divers.
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It's marked by flags.
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- Out of bounds for service craft?
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- That's right.
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- Feeling sorry for yourself, huh?
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- Huh?
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- You heard me.
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Your pal flunks one time,
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and you go off and sulk in the weeds.
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Some friend.
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- Oh they'll never listen to me now.
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And Flipper is the best lifeguard ever,
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and don't you forget it.
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- Me, forget it?
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I'm the gal that proved it, remember?
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Now come on, why don't
you pull yourself together
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and lets go get something to eat.
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- I knew his old test wouldn't work.
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- Knew it wouldn't?
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How?
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- Well it was the noise maybe,
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or the wetsuit that scared Flipper.
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- Bud come on, don't make
excuses for your pet,
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you don't have to.
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- But I know he's the one
that got you to shore,
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I just know it.
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- All right then, somehow it'll be proved.
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You've got to have a little faith.
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The truth always comes out at the end.
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And don't you forget it.
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- What's the matter Dad?
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- It's that ski boat out there,
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it's cutting right over the flag.
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- That's a diver's flag,
somebody could get hurt.
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- Come on Sandy.
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- Good boy Flipper, go find them.
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Go on, I'm okay.
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- We didn't know what
those flags represented.
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- The regulations are post
when you enter the park,
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why don't you try and read them sometime.
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- I'm sorry, but is
there anything we can do?
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- Not a thing.
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Forget it, I'm deeply grateful to you.
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- Forget it?
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I almost killed you.
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- You also helped me finish the test.
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We now know dolphins
respond to human needs.
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We should all learn from the dolphins.
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- I hope you have.
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- I guess you were right.
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- About what Bud?
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- You said the truth always
comes out at the end.
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Don't you agree Flipper?
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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,
Flipper, faster than lightening.
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? No one you see, is smarter than he.
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? And we know Flipper lives
in a world full of wonder,
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? Lying there under, under the sea ?
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