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- Flipper, let's go back, Flipper,
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or we'll be late to the plane.
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Flipper, Flipper
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Flipper.
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I've got Flipper, dad.
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- Flipper, look what I've got.
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How about that, huh?
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- Gosh, dad, it's almost as if
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he knew he was going on a trip.
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- Yeah.
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- Except he doesn't know the kind of trip,
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or what's in store for him.
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Maybe I ought to give up
the whole idea.
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- Why?
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You've done all the work.
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You've made all the preparations.
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Besides, this trip isn't
gonna hurt him any at all.
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That's right.
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- It's true.
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I can learn so much more about him
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at Bonita Island Lab under
controlled conditions
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than I can here.
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- I guess things are a little
out of control around here.
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- No, not at all, Porter.
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I think they are too much under control.
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- Alright, Flipper, if you want it
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that bad, you can have it.
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Be my guest.
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Come on, let's get this show on the road.
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- Hope you won't mind the
trip too much, Flipper.
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Remember, it's all in the name of science.
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- Just think, you're
going on an airplane ride.
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? They call him Flipper, Flipper
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? Faster than lightning
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? No one, you see, is 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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? Lying there under, under the sea
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- How's Flipper doing back there?
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- Fine.
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He just likes to complain.
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- Like any self respecting dolphin,
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he'd rather swim than ride.
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- Can't say I blame him.
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- Actually, I think he's enjoyed
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working with you, Ulla.
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I know we have.
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- It's been fun for me, too.
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You know, it's the first time
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I've ever been chaperoned
by a boy and a dolphin.
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- Well, we don't always have
to be chaperoned, you know.
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- Isn't that the airport?
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- Yeah, uh huh.
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Hello, Mac.
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- Hello, Porter.
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- How are you?
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- Fine.
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- How's the weather
between here and Bonita?
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- Some fog possible, but it's
clear over the main strip.
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Porter, aren't you going to
introduce us to the lady?
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- Well, I suppose I have to, don't I?
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Ulla, this is Mac Newton and Len Dollings.
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Your pilot and your co-pilot.
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Gentleman, this is miss Ulla Norstrand.
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Miss Norstrand's an oceanographer.
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- Oceanographer?
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The only oceanographer I
ever knew wore a beard.
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- I've been thinking of growing one.
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Might make me more impressive.
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- Don't, you make a fine impression now.
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What's the drill, Porter?
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- Well, we wanna get the
dolphin back in the water
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at the marine biology lab in Bonita
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as soon as possible.
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Now, miss Norstrand will
go along with Flipper.
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- Sure wish I was going with him.
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- Oh, couldn't he go
instead of me, Porter?
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It will give me some extra time
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to make more photographs
before I go to the lab.
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Or that is if you wouldn't mind
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sailing with me tomorrow to Bonita
and picking Sandy up.
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- Can I go, dad?
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- Alright, Sandy.
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That is if it's alright with Mac.
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Mac?
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- Yeah, yeah, sure, sure.
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. Okay-
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- Come on, Sandy.
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- Thanks, dad.
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Bye dad.
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. Bye, Sandy.
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- You're not worried, are you?
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- What?
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No, no, no.
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Well, Bud's away visiting his grandmother,
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and I'll miss him, that's all.
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- It would be nice to think
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that you would be thinking of me
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for the rest of the day.
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- Well, that won't be too hard to do.
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Shall we?
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- Ulla, look at that.
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Isn't that beautiful?
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Oh, take a picture of that.
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Good.
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They should be landing in Bonita by now.
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- Barely, Porter.
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You are worried about
something, aren't you?
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- Not really.
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It's just a feeling I have.
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I can't explain it.
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- Oh, you don't have to explain it.
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You take your responsibility as a father
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very seriously, don't you?
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- I guess so.
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- I admire that.
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- Well, we better get back up topside.
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- Oh, stop complaining, Flipper.
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You wanted to go on this trip, didn't you?
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Just think, you may be the
only dolphin in the world
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to ever fly in an airplane.
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Oh alright.
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Look at it this way.
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If you don't care about becoming famous,
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think of Bud and me.
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I can write an essay on it for school.
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Maybe get it published in a magazine.
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I might even win a prize.
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You know something.
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Just between you and me,
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I don't care if I never become famous.
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Just as long as Bud and dad
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and you and I can always be together.
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- Let's go back and check
on our friends, will ya?
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' AV a)!' Skipper.
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Well, how are things going back here?
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- Fine, thanks.
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- I didn't know a fish could live
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out of water like this.
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- Flipper's not a fish.
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Dolphins are mammals.
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They breathe air.
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That's why I have to keep
his blowhole uncovered.
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- He must be pretty bright, huh?
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- Must be.
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That's why Flipper's being
taken to the Bonita Lab.
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They wanna do some research on him,
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and see if they can get him to talk.
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- Talk?
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- That's right.
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There's lots of work being done.
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Trying to establish some sort of language
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of communication between
dolphins and people.
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Of course Bud, that's my brother, and me,
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we've gotten Flipper
to talk to us in a way.
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We can understand by the
different sounds he makes.
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- Oh you mean he can make
more than one sound, huh?
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- Lots of them.
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Here, listen.
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- What does that mean?
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- Ulla Norstrand, she's been making
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recordings of dolphin
language for the Bonita Lab.
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Do you wanna hear some?
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- Sure.
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What sound's that supposed to mean?
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- Well, that's sort of a call for help.
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That's when he's trying
to attract attention.
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We're not sure what this one means yet.
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My brother Bud says it means
that Flipper wants his supper.
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Right now, he says he wants out.
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Just think of it as an
experience,Flipper
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- Hey, would you be interested
in touring the cockpit?
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- You mean it?
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- Included with no extra charge.
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- But I have to stay
here to keep Flipper wet.
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- Oh, I'll take over here, you go ahead.
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- Thanks.
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- You couldn't have gone
if you had been invited.
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- How high are we?
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- Oh, pretty high, Sandy.
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There's some thunder clouds
between here and Bonita,
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so we changed our course and altitude
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trying to get around them or over them.
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- Neat.
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Tell me, what's the little gizmo
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that looks like a toy airplane.
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- That's the artificial horizon.
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Tells us whether we're
banging to the right
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or banging to the left.
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- Boy! You think you could teach me
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to fly one of these things?
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- Sure! Let's give it a few years, huh?
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- Don't worry boy, we'll
be there almost any minute.
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How'd you like our little aircraft?
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- Boy! I'm gonna be a pilot
as soon as I'm old enough.
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- We'll be happy to
welcome you in the club.
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- Hey, Len, look!
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We're in the middle of
a whole flock of them!
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I'll try to get over them.
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- It's alright, Flipper.
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We just hit an air pocket or something.
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I'll go take a look.
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- They hit the port engine.
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They bent the prop.
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Pull the mixture back!
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The cargo must've shifted.
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I can't hold her.
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We're losing altitude.
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We may have to ditch, Len.
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- It's alright, Flipper.
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It's alright.
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- Emergency! Emergency!
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Bonita Tower, this is
Oceanic Airways Flight 17.
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We're on our last leg into Bonita Island.
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Bonita Tower!
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Bonita Tower, come in please!
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- Listen to this will ya!
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Buzz Gorman hit a homer
in the third, and then...
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- Bonita Tower, this
is Bonita Tower, over.
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- Bonita Tower, Bonita Tower,
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come in please.
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- This is Bonita Tower, come in please.
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- Bonita Tower, come in please.
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- Something's happened.
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- Who was it?
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- Oceanic Flight 17, I think.
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Their signal was barely audible,
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and then it went off completely.
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- Hey wasn't that the plane
bringing that dolphin over here
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for experiments at the lab?
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- Bonita Tower, Bonita Tower!
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Emergency! Emergency!
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We are ditching!
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Ditching in ocean
approximately 80 miles south
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southeast of Miami.
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Do you read me?
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Over.
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- KMPO297,
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KMPO297,
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this is Bonita Tower.
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- The radio's gone.
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Those birds must have
knocked the antenna loose.
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- It's alright, Flipper!
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Don't worry, Flipper, it's alright!
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- Oceanic Flight 17, come in please.
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Oceanic Flight 17, can you hear me?
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- Go back and prepare
that boy for ditching.
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I can't hold this thing
in the air much longer.
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- What?
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- I didn't say anything.
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- I'm sorry.
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- Well, what is it, Porter?
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You were talking and
then you stopped suddenly
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right in the middle of a sentence.
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- Hand me that radio phone.
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They should have called me back by now.
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Coral Key Operations,
this is Porter Ricks,
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come in please.
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- Next time, take the plane.
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- What?
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- Catch me inviting myself on
a boat ride with you again.
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- Coral Key Airport
Operations, go ahead.
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- You were gonna call me
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when you had word on Oceanic Airlines.
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- The plane is overdue
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and contact with it was
lost 30 minutes ago.
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- Oh no! No!
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- The Coastguard's
organizing a search
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and you are going to be part of it.
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Stand by, one.
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- Porter, I am so sorry.
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- It's not your fault, Ulla.
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Whatever happens, it's not your fault.
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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
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? 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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? Lying there under
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? Under the sea
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