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Guys, don't think of me as a rock star,
think of me as the same old Zest, the
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rock star.
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Bro,
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you've been zapped!
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My whip's here.
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To class, Cornelius.
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Zach!
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Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
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Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
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Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
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Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
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Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
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Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
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Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
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Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
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Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach! Zach!
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Zach! Zach!
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Zach! Zach!
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You heard that? Yeah. I also heard you
talking about how your leather pants
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you rashy.
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Well, that's a common rock star ailment.
Two words.
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Cornstarch. Also makes you popular
because you smell like hot biscuits.
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Dude, I get it. We won't battle the
pants, but we have to keep it a secret.
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Principal Mullen found out, she'd fire
Mr. Finn and shut it down.
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Our parents would pull us out of school.
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If I end up someplace where they make
you...
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would make us all feel better. A battle
of the bands trophy selfie.
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Say Weezer.
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Weezer.
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Awesome. And delete.
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Guys, don't feel bad.
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We just have to keep the band on the
down low. Inside this classroom, we're
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stars. But outside, we're just regular
students.
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And they're super handsome substitute
teacher, right?
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Except for the super handsome part. And
you're not technically a teacher.
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Medium handsome?
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Looks are debatable, but we do need to
keep the band a secret.
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But more handsome than Coach Weber.
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I'm not Santa.
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I'll take that as a yes. Let's learn
about gravity.
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My mom blames gravity for her saggy
knees.
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Maybe some other stuff?
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About gravity?
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It says here in the teacher's guide that
gravity affects all things equally.
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So if you drop something heavy and
something light, they'd hit the ground
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same time? There's only one way to find
out.
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Look in the teacher's guide?
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Or we could look in the Dewey guide.
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And drop this watermelon and this ping
-pong ball off the roof.
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For science.
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All right, kids, ready?
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Watermelon time!
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Wait, wait, wait, Mr. Finney.
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Are you sure this is the responsible
thing to do?
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Just kidding. Drop that sucker.
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I
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think
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we all learned a valuable lesson today.
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Yep. Don't drop watermelons on the
principal's car.
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And how to clean up a crime scene.
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Now can we talk about the band?
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Yeah, since we won't battle the bands,
what are we going to do to take it to
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next level?
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Well, based on my history, this is where
you guys steal my amps and start a new
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band without me.
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As band manager, I've been doing some
research, and I think we should record
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some of our songs and get them to Mick
Bronson.
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He's launched a ton of great bands.
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Yeah, I heard he discovered Taylor
Swift, Beyonce, and the Flaming Rubber
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Duckies. I haven't heard of them. You
will.
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And I can get to them. You know Mick
Bronson? No.
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But I know where he lives, and I know
exactly how long I can hang on to his
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electrified fence before I pass out.
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So what's the plan?
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We record our songs, we get them to make
Bronson, and become the next 21 Pilots.
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Yeah, nothing's gonna stop us now.
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Sorry to interrupt, but good news,
students.
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Your teacher's back.
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That might stop us.
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Only what you know. Get it up and rock
and roll. Cause we ain't got no doubt.
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No more skateboarding for me. Or you can
get right back on the horse. Anybody
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have a skateboard she can borrow?
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Mr. Finn, thanks for keeping my seat
warm.
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Disturbingly warm.
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And wet.
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I'm a spiller.
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Can I have a moment alone to say goodbye
to these fine young scholars?
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Of course. Take all the time you need.
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Within one minute, starting now.
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You're a teacher now. They can't do
this.
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If you go, I go.
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As far as the parking lot, I have a
future to consider.
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I know it stinks, but there's nothing I
can do. I was always just a substitute.
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But if you're not our teacher, then the
band is over.
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Yeah, there's no way our parents will
let us rehearse after school for a rock
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band they don't even know about.
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Man, this is not the way I thought this
band would break up.
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I mean, I was pretty sure Lawrence would
explode from a pyrotechnic since they'd
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gone wrong.
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What?
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But what about all of our big plans?
What about Mick Bronson? He'll be fine.
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the one that explodes.
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Look, guys, I'm sorry, but I am so proud
of you.
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We won Battle of the Bands, and that's
epic.
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It's an honor to have shredded with you.
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Beth, let's say goodbye quickly.
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On to business.
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Let's begin with some literature.
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It's going to be okay.
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Now, where did Mr. Finn leave off?
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We were in the middle of comparing E .E.
Cummings' poems to hip -hop lyrics.
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Nobody, not even Lorraine, has such
small hands.
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How long?
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What?
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That nonsense is over.
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Now that I'm back, we'll go strictly by
the... teacher's guide.
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Now open your books to page 209.
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It's been a long way from where we've
been and I'll tell
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you all about it when I see her again.
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I see her again. Okay, I'm leaving.
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I can't believe the band is over.
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I better return my pyrotechnics kit.
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Why would you even...
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a real teacher again. I mean, who knows
how far behind we would have gotten if
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Mr. Finn stayed.
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I'd rather have School of Rock.
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Weird. I'm not used to things not
working out for me.
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I did not become principal to be the bad
guy, but you have released the Kraken.
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I was only playing catch with Jacob, but
Jacob didn't want to be thrown.
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Good news.
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I have a plan to get Mr. Finn back in
school so we can keep the band going.
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That's amazing to me. Guys, meet Lunch
Lady Doris.
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Fresh potatoes, dear.
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No, thank you, Doris. So what's your
plan, Tamika?
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Lawrence, it's me, Mr. Finn.
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I accept your choices.
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You have bandages all over your legs.
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Yeah, I shaved them for authenticity.
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Yet you didn't shave your face.
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Again, authenticity.
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I have to find a place to practice.
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Uh -oh.
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The real lunch lady just spotted you.
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I'll just play it cool.
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More mashed potatoes?
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You!
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Drop that ladle.
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Data?
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Data?
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Data?
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Data?
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You can never have enough mashed
potatoes.
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just as I thought.
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A quarter inch longer than school code.
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She be crazy.
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Nice job, Principal Mullins. I like the
layers.
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Well, when I was in high school, I had a
summer job as a dog groomer.
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Good boy, Ricky. Good boy.
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We hate to bother you while you have
scissors in your hand, but we need to
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to you. I don't have time to chat.
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time for kids who get in trouble or have
gum stuck in their hair.
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You! I saw that!
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Oh! Hold my heels.
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We've got a runner!
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I know what we have to do.
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So, Tamika's gonna blow a bubble. Cool.
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Then it's going to pop.
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Awesome. And then it's gonna get all
over our hair.
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Are you insane?
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Be strong.
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It's our only way to get Principal
Mullen's attention.
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This is for the band.
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I have a gift.
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Principal Mullins, we just got in
trouble because it was the only way we
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see you.
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We met Mr.
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Finn. He's awesome.
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And he doesn't talk down to us.
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Please hire Mr. Finn back.
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He's really good at... Just please hire
Mr. Finn back.
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If I shave my legs, it's simply because
I want to.
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It all worked out.
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No, this wasn't our plan.
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Unless you're our teacher, the band is
dead before McFarland ever hears us.
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Okay, maybe this isn't so bad.
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You guys get a real teacher in your
class, and I get paid to finger paint
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eat graham crackers.
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Which I do anyway.
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We'll find a way to make it work.
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Maybe he's right.
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Nothing against Mr. Finn, but he's not
an actual teacher.
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Barely a grown -up.
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You guys get me.
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to do is find a place to practice now if
you'll excuse me i can't be late to
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recess watch out for the kindergartners
they have a bad rep that's sweet but i'm
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a big boy i think i can handle a few
kindergartners hello kitties my name is
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we
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were
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studying earthworms and plant growth and
connor hall I decided to dump a whole
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tray of earthworms down my pants.
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Little jerk face.
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I really hope that's the last of them.
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It's not.
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Guys, we looked everywhere. There's only
one place we can practice.
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Ready?
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One, two, three, four.
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Okay, I'm sorry, guys. I can't hit my
snare without flushing. If you're gonna
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flush. Do it on the downbeat.
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Mr. Finn, this place is awful.
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Yeah, the acoustics aren't the best.
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It's the boys' bathroom.
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Okay, that one wasn't me.
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Whoa.
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Keep walking.
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two things at once.
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table arranges the chemical elements
according to their atomic number.
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There are 118 elements from hydrogen to
uninoxium.
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All right. You're all elements from the
periodic table.
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Oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, whatever.
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When you bump into each other, you form
molecules.
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It's like a giant mosh pit. So get in
there and see what we can make.
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away from that what
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are
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you doing uh I'm carbon
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fits your carbon butt down now where was
I that
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was so weird I just don't know
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It wasn't a daydream about being a rock
star.
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It was a memory about Mr. Finn teaching
us school stuff.
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And it was fun.
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I bet the kindergartners are having fun
with him right now.
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Mr.
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Finn already taught us this. And we
didn't even know we were being taught.
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He played loud music, and we danced
around. I think what Summer is saying is
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maybe there's a more fun way to learn it
than just memorizing it.
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Really? Let me check the teacher's
guide.
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Nope. Doesn't say anything about fun.
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Well, why do we always have to go by the
book?
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What has gotten into you kids?
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Why don't you just sit quietly and do as
you're told like you used to? It's just
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that Mr. Finn taught us that there's a
lot of different ways to learn.
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We think he's right.
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Although that would be pretty cool.
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I'd be Destructo.
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For the last time, I'm not calling you
Destructo.
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You will.
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You all will.
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You kids have changed.
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I don't like it.
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Now what?
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I used to like Mrs. Kalpakis.
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She's right. We are different.
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I can't learn from this lady.
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I actually feel myself getting dumber.
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Fortunately, I can fall back on my
looks.
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This sounds crazy, but we need to get
Mr. Finn back.
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Not for the band, but as our teacher.
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Yeah, our fake teacher is really good at
teaching.
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compared to my kids.
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I wish I had your class.
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I think I've finally figured out a way
to get Mr. Finn back.
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But first, I'm going to have to talk to
Principal Mullins to make a bubble me.
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Oh, hang on.
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Ready.
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So, we'll give you Mrs.
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Kalpakas and you hand over Mr. Finn.
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As you can see...
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Principal Mullins has signed off on the
trade.
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Not so fast.
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One, I can't read.
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Two, we want some candy.
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What? No, we already gave you candy.
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Mr. Finn ate it.
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You ate my graham crackers.
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Now send our teacher over.
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Mr. Finn, you are no longer a
substitute.
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You are their official teacher.
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Yay!
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Keep your class in line.
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You can count on me.
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And I should probably get your official
certification.
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Oh, there's an official certificate?
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I mean, yes.
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Yes.
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Mr. Finn, we're so happy to have you
back. You're the best teacher we've ever
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had. Really?
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I don't want you guys to lose the best
teacher you ever had again, so I better
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get that teaching degree, which
apparently is a real thing that exists.
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You know what I really miss?
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Rock! Well, then toss me that axe, and
let's... Mr.
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Finn, are you okay?
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Still beats kindergarten.
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Now plug me in, because if we're going
to record for Mick Bronson, we've got to
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start jamming right now.
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