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All right, children, quiet coyote.
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Ears open, mouth closed.
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I said quiet coyote.
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Quiet coyote!
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Thank you.
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So, as you know, I don't believe that
any art made in the last hundred years
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worth recognizing.
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However, the lead singer of this group
is a very special student, so I've
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decided to allow them to perform modern
music.
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At our lunchtime concert. I give you...
The Acafellas!
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Sandwich.
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or are you needing a sandwich?
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I missed it the first time, so... Guys,
I'm full.
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No more stories till tomorrow.
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Listen, Freddy, I can't compete for my
audience's attention with your stories
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and sandwiches.
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So I'm going to have to ask you to join
the acapellas. Oh, no, thanks, dear. Of
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course, you're honored.
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What? Why not?
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No offense, but it's sort of lame.
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Oh, really?
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Is this sort of lame? Hit it, Julian.
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Let's leave at the same...
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Well, well, well, well, well, well,
well.
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But if you join the Acapellas, let's
just say some things can be forgotten.
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I'll take the detention.
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Oh, then what about your friend Kale?
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Don't think I didn't notice she was in
the hall after the bell rang, too. What?
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If she gets detention, her dad will
ground her and we won't be able to hang
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Oh, pity.
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15 seconds to decide.
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15. 15.
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14. 14.
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13. 13.
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Julian, will you just shut it?
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Oh, Principal Mullins.
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Fine, I'll be in your dumb bed.
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Yes, Clark.
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I just wanted to say, don't you look
nice today.
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Love that updo. Oh, it's just easy.
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Thank you, Clark.
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You made the right choice.
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Oh, we should show him the official
office. fill the greeting.
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Hello. Hello.
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Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello.
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So we beat on.
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Boats against the current.
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Born back ceaselessly into the past.
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Rock on, F. Scott.
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Rock on.
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Yeah!
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Now that's my text alert.
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Yeah!
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Super producer Mick Bronson's having a
party tonight.
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superstars by now.
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I already bought these cool rock and
roll glasses.
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I sent him our song, but I didn't get a
response.
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He must get tons of submissions.
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We probably got lost in his deck. We
can't send it again. What if he already
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listened to it? He'll think we're
desperate.
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Exactly, which is why we have a new
plan. Step one, I go to that party and
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personally hand him a recording of a new
song.
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Wait, we don't have a recording of a new
song.
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Gold stars, Summer.
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New step one, Record a new song. Step to
that thing I said before.
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The party's tonight.
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That's not a lot of time.
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We only have three breaks when we can
use the studio.
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We can do it. How did you get invited to
a party at McBronson's house? Oh, yeah,
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I'm not invited.
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Seems like a fairly important component
to the scheme.
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I'll figure something out. I snuck onto
the White Stripes tour bus.
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Unfortunately, the tour was over and the
bus was going back to Ohio.
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Something better than that.
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Slightly off topic, but that gold star
you awarded me earlier, do you have it
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you? He was more of a theoretical star.
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No.
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Um, besides Mr. Finn figuring out a way
to get into that party, we kind of have
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another problem.
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Clark forced me to join his dumb
acapella group or kill guest attention.
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And I have to rehearse with them all
three of our breaks.
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Then we need to find a way to get you
out of the awful fella so we can record.
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And because...
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Clark. If only I could dig up some dirt
on him, and then I could force him to
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let me out of the group.
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We could do a stakeout.
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I've got a camera and snacks.
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And with enough time, I think I can grow
a mustache.
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Stakeout? I'm in.
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Good plan, guys.
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I'd give you a gold star, but apparently
they're theoretical.
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But if you were to give me your lunch,
let's just... Say, I might forget I saw
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you in the hallway after the bell rang.
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Got him.
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Don't got him.
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I'm on it, Chief. I will track down
whoever's behind these unfunny ruffler
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brains. Get to the bottom of it. Or turn
in your plastic haul.
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Don't be weird.
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Clark.
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Great news. My buddy Sketchy Mike told
me his mime troupe is performing at Mick
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Bronson's party tonight.
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Don't you have any friends with normal
names?
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Like Bob?
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Yeah. Nose hair Bob.
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Anyway, all I have to do is get into
that mime troupe and then, hello, Mick
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Bronson. I think I know the answer to
this, but do you know how to mime? How
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hard can it be?
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into a glass.
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Mmm. And it's windy.
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Whoa!
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That was actually better than I
expected.
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Except mine don't talk.
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What? That seems so much harder.
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We got him! When you show Clark this
video of him making fun of Principal
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Mullins, he'll have to let you out of
the acapella.
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Awesome! I'll show it to him at
rehearsal next period, and we're good to
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Yeah! And I'm gonna be the best darn
mime in the whole wide... world. Watch
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this. The escalator.
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Oh, I pulled a hammy. Oh, I'm not
miming. I'm really hurt.
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Somebody stop the escalator.
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Hey, Clark, I need to talk to you. No
time. We need to get right to our vocal
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exercises. I just needed to show you.
Repeat after me.
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Just let me.
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Fine.
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That's the best warm -up siren I've ever
heard.
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Clearly this isn't your first time doing
a cappella. It totally is.
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Whoa.
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You're amazing, Freddie.
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You should sing lead at our performance
at lunch today. Really?
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I never sang lead before.
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Hey, show everyone the acapellas, new
fella.
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All right, let's do it.
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Hurrah!
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Oh, uh, Freddie, what was it you wanted
to show me earlier?
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Oh, that?
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Nothing. Let's run the song again.
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Check it, homies.
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I'm gonna be doing the mime classic, Man
Trapped in a Box.
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I'm not an expert on mime, but I'm
pretty sure that's done not in a real
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Of course. Of course. This is just for
practice. I need to get in touch with
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feeling of being trapped in a box.
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We were waiting for you at the recording
studio.
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Where were you? Did Clark let you out of
the Akalemos?
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Oh, yeah, sorry.
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Um, yeah, he didn't care about the
video.
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Seriously? Uh, yeah.
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He said it's just like a fun game that
they play with each other. He imitates
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her and she imitates him.
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Weird.
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So it looks like I'm stuck in the
Rockefellers.
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I'm going to have to sing with them at
lunch.
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Lead. So lame.
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This should have worked.
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Yeah, but that's the deal.
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I should go do some vocal exercises in
the bathroom.
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Since I have to sing.
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Lead. So lame.
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We gotta get him out of that stupid
group.
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And fast, or we're not recording our
song.
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What if, and I'm just spitballing here,
I get strep throat and kiss Freddy so he
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couldn't sing?
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Okay, so we're just saying this stuff
out loud now, huh?
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need is to figure out a way to get rid
of the acapellas for good what if we hit
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helium tanks with time relief valves
near them when they're performing and
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the helium goes off the acapellas get
chipmunk voices and be so embarrassed
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they'll never perform again i can't
decide if that's crazy or
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awesome it's both let's fire up the
helium mr finn we're gonna save freddy
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We wait until they start, then we hide
it near them.
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They'll be too busy sucking to notice.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the Acafellas.
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Dum -dum, dum -dum, dum -dum -dum.
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Dum -dum, dum -dum, dum -dum -dum. For
all the times that you rain on my
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parade.
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And all the clubs you're getting using
my name.
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You think you broke my heart, oh good
fucking name.
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You think I'm crying, oh my, oh well I
ain't.
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My mama don't like you and she likes
everyone.
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And I never liked to admit that I was
wrong.
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I've been so caught up in my job, didn't
see what's going on. But now I know,
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I'm better sleeping.
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He's really good.
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yourself. And if you think that I'm
still holding on to something, you
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go and love yourself.
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Freddy sure is having fun up there.
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Wait, do you think he couldn't get out
of the Akateles, or he didn't want to
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out of the Akateles?
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I bet he never showed that video to
Clark.
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Uh -oh, I think I forgot to move the
helium tank.
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yourself.
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What the heck?
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That's exactly what we were asking.
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What'd you write about, Freddie?
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You like being an acapella.
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Guys, I'm sorry.
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mean to i just got carried away and it
was fun i know it was you freddo you
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broke my heart you broke my heart let's
sit down
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there's
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something different about this classroom
but i can't quite put my finger on it
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They're shunning me, Mr. King. No, no,
no, that's not it.
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No, they're shunning me.
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He deserves it.
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Oh, they are.
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Freddie, you need to decide what band
you want to be in.
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School of Rock or the Acapellas?
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Wrong.
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You guys need to decide how you feel
about Freddie.
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Is he your friend or your bandmate?
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Because if he's your friend, then you
need to support him, even if it isn't
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great for your band.
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Guys, I didn't mean to lie.
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I just... It was really fun to be out
front and sing.
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I guess you were pretty good.
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But school rock is way more important to
me than this. I promise.
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I'll show Clark the video and make him
let me quit.
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No way.
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What? You're not quitting.
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You were too good.
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Yeah.
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Mr. Finn's right.
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We are banned, but we're friends first.
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Then it's settled.
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You're in Acapella, and we'll record a
track for McBrides in another time.
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Are you sure?
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Yeah, totally.
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This is why I come into work every day
at 10 .45.
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School starts at 8, Mr. Finn.
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Really?
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candy, but I got even less attention.
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So, you're out.
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What? You can't do that.
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As the founding member of the Aka
Fellows, I can pretty much do whatever I
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Julian, go get me a squeezy yogurt. But
it's after lunch. The cafeteria's
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closed. Figure it out.
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See, this isn't right.
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Just leave it alone, guys.
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Let's go.
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My parents won't let me cuss.
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But you know what?
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I'm going to say it.
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You're a thinko.
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Sorry, Freddy.
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It's okay, guys.
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Now it's having fun, but this means we
can record our song for McBron.
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Hurry.
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Freddy, why don't you come up and sing
lead on this one?
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Really? Yeah.
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You want to be up front, you can be up
front with us.
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Sweet. I'll hop on the drums. Just give
me the stick.
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Gotta give me six.
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I can't play drums unless you let go.
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Let go!
252
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I've never thought about it this way,
but I'd rather play drums than do
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else. Are you sure?
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Let me check.
255
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Yeah,
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I'm sure. This is where I belong.
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One! One, two, three, four.
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Let me
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just
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slap that.
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Ready for Mick Bronson. Yeah!
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Go for Dewey.
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Uh -huh.
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Uh -huh.
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Bummer.
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That was sketchy, Mike.
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I'm not getting into that party.
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The mime troupe got into a huge fight
and they broke up.
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One of the guys hit Mike with a chair.
270
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It was an imaginary chair, but still.
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So we did all of this for nothing?
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Not totally.
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What are we watching for?
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You'll see.
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Clark!
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We didn't like how that little weasel
treated you, so we maybe kind of sent
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Principal Mullins a video of him
imitating her.
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Give me your toy, Clark.
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But it's my special tardy marker.
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Give me your...
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