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I come from the net, through systems,
peoples, and cities, to this place.
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Mainframe.
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My format?
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Guardian. To mend and defend.
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To defend my newfound friends, their
hopes and dreams.
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To defend them from their enemies.
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They say the user lives outside the net
and inputs games for pleasure.
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No one knows for sure, but I intend to
find out.
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Reboot!
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Wait at the bar, wait at the bar.
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Okay, who else? The Mitchell account?
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Late as usual.
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Also, the download from First National
Data Bank is on hold awaiting your
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imprint. You're late for a board meeting
at Fish and Chips Industries, and you
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missed your flight to Sector 1101.
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Where are those two? When I get my hands
on them, I'll... Ah, there they are.
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I was really moving there, wasn't I,
Bob?
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Hairpin banks, loop -de -loops,
straightaways.
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And remember that wipeout?
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Hey, Dot, what's processing?
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Yeah, you okay?
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Where have you two been?
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We just stopped off to do a little
circuit racing on our way back from
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Circuit racing?
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That wasn't on the schedule.
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Oh, come on, Dot. It doesn't hurt for
Enzo to have a little fun.
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You remember fun, don't you, Dot?
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Doesn't hurt.
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Bob, I was supposed to take Enzo to his
ancient language class milliseconds ago.
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Now we're so late that my entire
schedule is offline.
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Oh, Dot, you have your whole life
planned out. Why, you probably know
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you're going to be at 10 ,030.
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That would be the input -output
conference in Sector 1.
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See? You've got to take time to smell
the Davey wheel.
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I'd love to, Bob, but right now Enzo and
I are late.
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Ancient languages?
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Mega boring.
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Kubo, Fortran, they're dinosaurs!
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Well, they may be dinosaurs, Enzo, but
you never know when they might come in
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handy. It's always better to be
prepared.
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That's your problem, Dot. You need to be
more like me.
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Taking things as they come.
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Learning to do things on the fly.
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Living on the edge.
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Problem? Are you saying I have a
problem?
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Yeah, I guess I am. All those plans and
schedules.
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They're not good for a little kid.
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What are you trying to do, huh? Turn
poor Enzo into you? Totally pre
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-programmed? Pre -programmed? Well, at
least he won't be as inconsiderate and
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random as some people.
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Random? Guy, Guy, chill, will ya?
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No, it's okay, Enzo. If your big sister
feels she knows it all, far be it for me
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to get in her way.
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Now you're talking.
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Well, Dot, then why don't you put this
on your schedule?
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I'll kiss a null before I step into this
place again.
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Fine by me.
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Bob! Dot!
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You didn't really mean that, did you,
Dot? No, Bob?
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Bob? Bob who?
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Whoa, Enzo, does your sister know you're
calling me? Is it on her schedule?
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I don't care. I miss you, Bob, and so
does Dot, but she won't admit it.
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who's going to take me jet -balling or
circuit racing now? I wish I could,
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but you heard Dot. Spending a nanosecond
with me could throw your entire life
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out of whack.
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Well, aren't you ever coming back to the
diner?
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Sorry, but I don't need Dot or the
diner. Nope, not me.
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I've got so much going on that I don't
know where I'm going to find the time to
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get it all done.
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Lonely, call me. On the mainframe party
line. My name's Kay, and I'm waiting to
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hear from you.
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Now.
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Mike? Having trouble getting things
done?
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Let's get organized!
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At least he didn't use the garbage
disposal.
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For the last time, Enzo, no! I am not
calling him.
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Aw, Doc!
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Would you mind taking care of your bill
now?
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A tear?
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Oh, great.
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A tear?
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All right.
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I mean, oh, no. We better call Bob. He's
the only one that can handle this.
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Bob? Did you say Bob?
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Ha! I think I can take care of myself.
Thank you.
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Someone get that door.
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Good thing someone got the door.
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And you thought I couldn't handle things
without what's -his -file name.
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Man, Bob and Dot have both gone totally
random.
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I better do something before someone
gets hurt.
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Just awful!
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Those two are gonna crash us all!
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Copy and paste that!
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We gotta do something.
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Dot won't talk to Bob. Bob won't talk to
Dot. What can we do?
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Bob and Dot. Dot and Bob.
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Melee and Mainframe.
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When will it end? Will Bob give up? Will
Bob flee back to the supercomputer?
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Leave Mainframe?
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Supercomputer?
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Calmness, everyone.
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Now listen.
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It is said that broken friendship is
best mended by tragedy or
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apology.
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Wow.
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Alphanumeric. Deep.
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Uh, what do you mean exactly, Fong? I
have no idea, child. But you
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must ponder my words.
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Tragedy or apology.
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Hmm.
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Bob! Bob!
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You gotta help me! Quick!
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Enzo, what is it? Where are you?
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It's Megabyte! He's captured me! He's
holding me hostage at Old Man Pierce's
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data dump! Hurry, Bob! If he finds out
that... You fools!
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He's gotten to the vid window!
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Seize him!
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Bob! Help!
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Whoa! Hang tough, Enzo. I'm coming.
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Well, that's...
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Old Man Pearsons?
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Hold on, little brother. I'm on my way.
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Nice and tight, boy.
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Perfect.
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Here they come.
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Hit it.
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This better work.
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Help! Somebody help!
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Poor me!
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Help!
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Enzo?
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Hub, what are you doing here?
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Me? I'm here to rescue Enzo. What about
you?
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Enzo called me. Why don't you just zip
along now? I've got things under control
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here. Oh, really? I'm surprised you
could find time in that busy schedule of
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yours to save your own brother.
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Well, I'm surprised you were even
available.
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I thought you'd be too busy, you know,
living on the edge and all.
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Oh, brother.
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Oh, is that so, Mr.
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Supercomputer? Yeah, it is. It works too
much.
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Ansel, are you okay?
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No thanks to you two.
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Well, I would have been here sooner if
your sister wasn't such a... Me?
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If you weren't so basic, so low
-density.
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Oh, it's always me now, isn't it?
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You're the basic one. Don't call me
basic. I think you're about as basic as
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comes. I mean, when I look up basic in
the dictionary, it's you that I see,
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Ow! It is said that broken friendship is
best mended by tragedy
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or... Anthology.
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Anthology, eh?
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Hmm. I think it's time for plan B.
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Me, basic. Ha! Low density.
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Ow!
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Hologram.
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What? For me? Cool.
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Thanks.
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Who'd be sending me a... Why, it's
our... A hologram by Holomark.
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When you care enough to project the very
best, send Holomark.
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It's so hard to say I'm sorry.
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And even harder to say I was wrong.
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It's times like these.
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Said I realize what a special friend you
are and how wrong I've been. You know
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there's nothing we can't do together.
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Won't you accept my apology?
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Won't you meet me halfway?
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Floating point at 1 ,400.
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Please, Dot. You first.
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No, you.
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Look, they're talking.
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Friendly, even.
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Finally. Thank you, Fong.
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Uh -oh.
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A game.
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But I'm not worried, Bob. I'm with you,
and you're the best.
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Hey, you're no hack yourself, Doc. No
game could stop a team like us.
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Yeah, it's like you said in your card.
There's nothing we can't do together.
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My card?
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Uh -oh.
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My card?
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Well, you know, that sweet holomark you
sent to apologize for being such a
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creep. Me?
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Apologize to you? Why in the motherboard
would I do something like that?
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Reboot.
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Possibly because you were acting like a
dip switch.
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Reboot.
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You were the one who said you were
sorry.
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Me?
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Beginning self -destruction sequence.
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Maybe we should get ourselves out of the
game first, argue later.
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Right. It starts with Alcatraz. We need
that access key.
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What a risk. He set the ship for self
-destruct. This could be a little tough.
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Nah, easy as pie squares.
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We can use these to capture the rest.
Come on, it'll be easy.
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Ow!
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Easy. Unless he cuts the main power.
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You gotta cool it, Game Boy. With the
main power down, now all the prisoners
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loose. And the user's moving up the
levels.
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Here, toward the escape pods. We should
get the main power back on first.
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Otherwise, we'll have prisoners all over
us. Then go after the user. I tell you,
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Bob, calm, thoughtful planning will win
this game. Not running around and
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jumping.
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Calm, thoughtful planning. I wish we had
time.
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Better get to that user. Now!
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There he is!
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This way!
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Actually, Bob, I think this route is
quicker.
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Don't just look at the sequels.
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Use your PCU! Now!
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Oh, really?
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I was going to try and reason with them.
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Bob, you've got company.
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Oh, please.
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And I'm just getting started.
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I can't believe it. Trapped in a stupid
bubble.
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Wait a minute.
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A bubble.
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Glitch. Pin.
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Go figure.
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Danger. Self -destruction sequence.
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Dot, give me your location.
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I'll be right there.
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No. The user's moving too fast.
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Get that main power back on. I need you
to slow him down.
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Main power?
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Dot, this thing's in turbo, Yana. Not
exactly my first language.
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I remember ancient languages. Who needs
them?
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Okay, okay, so I'm a geek. Just tell me
how to get this thing online.
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F slash 7 slash 9 2. Alt V L. And don't
forget to declare your variables at the
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beginning. Duh, I'm not that basic.
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Then go to 25 backslash V 30.
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31. Then V slash E.
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Slash V. And watch those array sizes.
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Slash V.
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Initialize sequence.
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Begin.
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Now use the power bypass to access me an
alternate route to... Dot, behind you!
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Thanks, Bob.
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Just returning the favor. Looks like the
user's heading up through cell block H.
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You go right, then up the starboard
corridor. I'll slow him down.
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Got it.
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Move, Dot! We need that access key!
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Okay, Mr.
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User -No -More -Kid -Stuff.
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What do you say we take this game to a
higher level?
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Ooh, that's gotta smart.
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You won't be getting very far without
this.
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Doc, we're running out of time.
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We need a plan. A strategy.
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Crash the plan. Just get down here. Now!
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00:20:20,090 --> 00:20:23,630
Okay, okay. You and Glitch better be
ready. Because here I come.
252
00:20:25,130 --> 00:20:26,630
What do you mean, here you come?
253
00:20:32,310 --> 00:20:33,670
Lich. Anything!
254
00:20:44,590 --> 00:20:45,750
Looking for this?
255
00:20:46,770 --> 00:20:50,090
Self -destruction program deactivated.
256
00:20:50,410 --> 00:20:52,730
Thank you, and have a nice day.
257
00:20:53,050 --> 00:20:54,050
Game over.
258
00:20:58,770 --> 00:20:59,770
Well,
259
00:21:00,350 --> 00:21:01,179
we did it.
260
00:21:01,180 --> 00:21:02,180
Nice work.
261
00:21:02,240 --> 00:21:03,340
Not so bad yourself.
262
00:21:03,800 --> 00:21:06,860
I guess we'll be seeing you around the
diner a little more.
263
00:21:07,700 --> 00:21:08,700
Really?
264
00:21:09,200 --> 00:21:12,520
You know, those were really some great
moves in there. Your response time was
265
00:21:12,520 --> 00:21:17,880
amazing. You might even say you were
acting on the fly, living on the edge.
266
00:21:18,120 --> 00:21:21,460
Well, I couldn't have done it if you
weren't always one step ahead of the
267
00:21:21,600 --> 00:21:24,100
It was like you had a plan all along.
268
00:21:26,830 --> 00:21:31,630
We might as well forget about Bob and
Dot. We're talking split -screen city
269
00:21:31,630 --> 00:21:32,449
those two.
270
00:21:32,450 --> 00:21:37,050
Interface faulty, incompatible,
unlinked, unmerged. Why, they couldn't
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00:21:37,050 --> 00:21:40,650
a few... I don't think so, Bob. That was
some pretty heavy keyboard action you
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00:21:40,650 --> 00:21:41,650
were laying down.
273
00:21:41,850 --> 00:21:43,090
Bob? Dot?
274
00:21:43,790 --> 00:21:46,510
Hey, where do you two think you're
going?
275
00:21:46,930 --> 00:21:48,370
Into the diner. Want to join it?
276
00:21:49,810 --> 00:21:52,930
No, no, no, Dot. It was you. You were
the one that saved our bitmap.
277
00:21:53,270 --> 00:21:56,570
Hey, think... again, mister, if it
wasn't for you down in engineering.
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I give up.
279
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Those two are hopeless.
280
00:22:33,040 --> 00:22:34,040
No problem.
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