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Yo, Riz, how's everything going with the
Garth Brooks show? Oh, it's going
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great. We got Garth singing the Thunder
Rolls with the Longhorn Cheddar Cheeses.
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Hey, sounds good. We got Garth singing
Papa Loves Mama with the Barbershop
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Cactus Quartet.
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Hello. Hello.
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Hello.
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Woo -hoo.
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Sounds good.
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Yeah, and then after that we have Garth
with... Who are you?
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I'm Bill. Bubbles come out of my head,
see?
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Like it? Wait a second here. You're not
on my list.
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Oh, yeah. I'm just here looking for
work, though.
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Come on, Clifford.
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Walk in the green room. All right.
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Well done, Riz. The network wants Garth
Brooks singing all of his hits, and
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that's exactly what they're going to
get. Yep, Chief. Nothing can go wrong.
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Chet, I especially love the song about
the low blazers. Yeah? Hey,
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Garth Brooks, my man.
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How you doing, buddy? Hey, welcome to
the show. Thank you, man, and I brought
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some good news. I've been thinking.
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Oh. And we do Garth Brooks stuff on
everybody else's show. But you guys,
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you say let's do something different?
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Really? Like what?
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Mambo!
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Well, that's something different.
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It's Muppets Tonight with our very
special guest star, Garth Brooks.
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If you're a human being, take
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a break from the race. Take a load off
the seat, watch the look off your face.
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Got a lot to do, and we do it for you.
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Everybody take your place.
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Muppets Tonight.
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And now, here's the host of our show,
Clifford. Hey, what's up, what's up?
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evening, and welcome to Muppets Tonight.
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The show that has folks all around the
world saying... Whatever that
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means.
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Tonight, our special guest star is Mr.
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Garth Brooks.
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Give it up, give it up. So without
further ado...
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Clifford, I think you want more ado.
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Ado? Yeah, like a lot more ado, like
maybe a double ado.
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What are you talking about, Rizzo?
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Well, Garth is wearing a puffy shirt,
tights, and a cute set of bloomers.
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Excuse us, folks.
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Bloomers? Yeah, yeah, I mean, they're
very tasteful if you like bloomers on
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guys.
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Hey, what are we going to do? We can't
let them go out on stage like that.
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you could put on Bill.
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I'm ready.
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Are you crying? I'm fine, man. I can
handle it.
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Ladies and gentlemen, as you've never
seen them before, Mr.
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Garth Brooks.
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But thought, what light through yonder
window breaks?
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It is the east, and Juliet is the sun.
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Miss Piggy, it's okay. I just changed a
few lines. Don't worry. Yours is right
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there on the cue cards, okay?
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She speaks.
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Oh, all right. I'll play along.
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Ha!
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Oh, Romero, Romero.
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Wherefore art thou Romero?
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Well, this doesn't make any sense.
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Hey, Miss Piggy. Hi, Mr. Brooks. Look,
we are wearing bloomers, too.
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Forsooth, who for art thou?
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We four are the two gentlemen of
Bologna.
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More like the two meatheads of Bologna.
Hey, have we not feelings? If you prick
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us, do we not bleed? If you tickle us,
do we not laugh? Let's see.
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Tickle, tickle, tickle, tickle. Tickle,
tickle, tickle. Oh, cut it out. What?
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Sorry.
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I believe it's your line, Miss Piggy.
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balcony is not safe.
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Yeah, if you pull this beam out, the
whole thing will fall down. Yeah.
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No, no, no, no, don't touch it!
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Shakespeare
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would have
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hated that.
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You should know, you dated his sister.
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Boy,
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was she ugly.
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And now it's time. Time for another
episode of Tales from the Vet.
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Hey, you!
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Scared you, didn't I? Yes, always.
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I am Dr.
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Phil Van Neuter, your... Friendly
veterinarian.
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Come with me now as I open the secret
files to the strangest animal story...
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Too busy, eh?
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Hmm, let me see. I, Dr.
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Phil, write on the show, act on the
show, schmooze the network, whereas you,
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mulch, look after the secret files. Gee,
I wonder who has more to do.
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Of course you have a lot on your mind.
That's because your brain is the size of
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a walnut.
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In fact, I had to put another one in
your hips just so that you could walk.
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While we're waiting here for Mulch, let
me remind you that Mulchie and I will be
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appearing locally in Under the Yum Yum
Tree, a musical romp that the whole
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family... Oh, oh, oh, the secret files!
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Finally!
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Let's see, let's see.
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Oh, yes, yes, yes!
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Excellent choice!
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Tonight's episode is the chilling saga
of a turkey named Taylor, a turkey who
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loves...
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This Thanksgiving thing is really great.
I don't know why the other guys in the
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pen badmouth it. I mean, they give me a
nice shave, and look at all this food.
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Yams, pumpkin pie, stuffing, and look,
they've given me an aroma therapy bath.
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Sage, rosemary, and oregano.
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I smell good enough to eat.
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Boy, it is getting kind of hot in here,
though.
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low -witted tailor, product of the
public school system. He won't be
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any leftovers this year because he is
the leftovers!
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Ah! So, until next week, the files are
closed!
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Ha ha!
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Oh, yes, yes, all right. So your brain
isn't the size of a walnut.
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It's more like the size of two walnuts!
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Welcome to Swift Wits, the best game
show on TV.
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I'm your host, Snooki Blyer, and here's
our contestant, Miss Agnes Stonewick.
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Tell us a little about yourself, dear.
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Well, I'm 87 years old, and... That's
wonderful, Agnes. Now, today you're
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to be playing for Buffy, a cute little
beagle who was found whimpering in the
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parking lot of Al's TV City.
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Oh, he's sweet.
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And if you answer correctly, Buffy will
receive a lifetime supply of Sniggles
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Live Dog Treats. Remember... If it
wiggles, it sniggles. And I'm sure Buffy
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going to love them. Aren't you, pal?
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By the way, on the off chance you don't
get the answer, Buffy will be eaten by
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Carl the Big Mean Bunny.
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Okay, Agnes. Let's tell our home
audience the answer.
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The answer is rug.
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Okay. All right. You've got ten seconds.
Here come the clues.
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This is a big, large thing that sits in
your living room and never moves.
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My brother, Norm.
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No, no, no. You walk all over it. That's
Norm.
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No, no. When it gets dirty, you take it
out and beat on it.
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Definitely Norm.
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No! Too bad, Agnes. The answer was rug,
dear, rug.
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You're kidding me.
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Okay, Carl.
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Bon appetit. So long, Buffy. Thank you.
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Goodbye, everybody.
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Thanks for playing.
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Hey, Clifford. Clifford, I've got some
great news for you. What, they finally
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put the chef episodes on Laserdisc?
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Uh, no, no. I just talked to Garth, and
he promised to go out there and do a
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song. Oh, Kerm, that's great. If you
weren't a bug -eyed, skinny -legged
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I'd give you a big kiss on your knobby
little head. And if you weren't a purple
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catfish -faced, multicolored mop -top,
I'd let you.
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Aw, ain't friendship a beautiful thing?
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That work is headed this way, and he
ain't happy.
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Panic, panic, panic. Oh, hey, J .P. Hi,
how's it doing? Hey, everybody, you're
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doing a great job. Love what you're
doing. Oh, hi, Clifford. Listen, I'd
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little word with you here. Yeah, what's
up? If you don't get Garth Brooks to
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sing a country song, I'm going to yank
you off the air and give your time slot
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to, uh, to him.
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Those are my shorts, sir.
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Last pair.
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And now, the continuing saga of
America's oldest and fattest family, the
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Tullmans of Forksmith.
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Carter, get the door. I'm getting it,
sir.
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May I help you?
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Well, I sure hope so. I got a call that
someone at this address is stuck in a
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chair and needs to be pried out. Ah,
yes. That would be Mr.
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Tubman. Walk this way.
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All right.
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Who is it, Carter?
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It's the handyman, sir. Oh, terrific.
Hello.
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Hi. Well, let's see. Take a seat. I
mean, keep your seat. I mean, just sit
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We'll take a look here. I am sitting.
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Oh, my.
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Oh, oh, my. Well, what's the problem?
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I'm going to have to blast.
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Why, that's outrageous.
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I could be killed. The house could be
damaged.
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You could burn the pot roast. Oh, what
would you do?
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I'd blast it. All righty then.
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Here. Now, you hold on to this.
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Now,
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all I have to do is set these charges
and press the plunger. What?
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Press the plunger. All righty.
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Oh, dear, sir.
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Now what?
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Well, heat up the Yankee pot roast,
Carter. That explosion gave me a
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appetite.
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You're incorrigible, sir. Oh, thank you.
And to think all that poor man said
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was, press the plunger. What?
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Press the plunger. All righty.
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Well,
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I guess I'll have to get the pot roast
myself.
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Back to the tank. I need it.
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Everybody just calm down, all right?
Clifford told us that we'd be performing
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with Gott Brooks.
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Clifford told you who Gott. Listen to
me. I told the cheeses they might get on
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just because I have a special
relationship with that particular food
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What's going on here? Clifford, this is
not good. These guys are going to tear
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the place up if we don't get them on
camera. Stall them, man. I think I'm
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finally getting through to Gott. All
right.
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Hey, Clifford, how you doing? Hey, Gott.
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Oh, yeah. You're getting through to him
real good.
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Don't go there, man.
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Just find something for these guys to
do, okay?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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If I wasn't a church -going rat.
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Once again, it's time for Pigs in Space.
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Deep Dish 9, the next generation of Pigs
in Space!
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Tuesday, noonish, we continue our scan
of the meta -quadrant of the galaxy.
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Did you get that, Captain Slog?
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Aye, aye, Captain.
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Captain,
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we have just scanned quadrant metaphor
point eight.
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No, Captain, we have just scanned
metaphor point nine.
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I have told you to a thousand times. Do
not mix your metaphors.
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Captain, we are being pursued by a
hostile enemy vessel.
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Man your battle stations, quickly.
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Get out of my way, you fool.
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Well, that was an astounding waste of
time.
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Captain, the aliens are coming aboard.
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Remember, these creatures are from
another planet. Their appearance may
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you. I'd terrify you.
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I doubt it. We've seen her without her
makeup.
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Very funny face for brains.
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Oh, lovely colors.
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And who are you?
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Oh, I'm Bill.
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Bubbles come out of my head.
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So, you are the leader of the evil
pawns.
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No, no, the rat back there just told us
to come in here.
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No, you are the leader of the evil
pawns. Just a oney.
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What have you say, lady? Just don't hurt
me, all right?
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Captain, the bridge is filling with
bubbles.
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Everyone to your anti -bubble station.
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The soap has left a slick film on the
floor. Magnifique. I love to watch slick
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films.
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Anyone have any popcorn?
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We can't be going out on that cheap
joke.
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Join us again next week.
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I guess we are.
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For another ill -conceived episode of
Pigs in Space.
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Rizzo, what were you thinking?
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Hey, you told me to put him in
something.
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You can't have a dumb old bubble head
waltzing through the Milky Way. It'll
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bad, real bad.
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Hey, Bill, my main man. Hey, those
bubbles look good on camera, real good.
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Thank you.
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I'll get you for this, Rizzo.
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I'm going to try talking to Garth again.
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That's it. I've had it. An outer space
adventure with bubbles?
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They never would have done anything
that... unrealistic on Star Trek. Excuse
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Miss Piggy, but that's where you're
wrong.
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I believe it was episode 12 where the
Enterprise was invaded by an evil race
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super -intelligent bubbles.
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No wonder you were canceled.
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Okay, I mean, now, hold on, hold on,
wait a minute. So it wasn't the egg that
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came first?
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No. Oh, well.
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Hey. Yo, yo, yo, God. Hey, Cleveland.
Can I talk to you for a second? Sure,
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Ain't nobody here but us chickens.
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They love that.
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cute uh listen can i ask you something
kind of personal well sure man you know
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you can't well are you experiencing are
you having problems in your life and
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emotional upheaval god clifford would
like to know if you have gone nuts okay
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get it all right okay listen guys how
does this sound all right next number we
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do me a fiddle out in the country with
the chicken
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That's what the people want. I'm going
to go get ready, all right? All right.
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Sounds good to me. Come on, Riz. Yes,
sir.
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If
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I were
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a rich man, digga, digga, digga, digga,
digga, digga, digga, digga, digga,
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digga, digga, digga, digga, digga,
digga, digga, digga, digga, digga,
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digga, digga, digga, digga, digga,
digga, digga, digga, digga, digga,
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digga, digga, digga, digga, digga,
digga, digga, digga, digga, digga,
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digga, digga, digga, digga, digga,
digga, digga, digga, digga, digga,
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digga, digga, digga, digga, digga,
digga, digga, dig
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Yeah, but he didn't say what country.
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I'd fill my yard with chicks and turkeys
and geese and ducks for the town
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to see and hear.
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Scorching just as noisily as they can.
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And with each loud... And like a puppet
on the air.
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As if to say here lives...
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If I were a rich man. What would you do
if you were a rich man?
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I'd buy the network and cancel this
show.
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If I was a wealthy man.
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I think you're going to like this time
slot a lot, Bill.
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We're going to call your new show, I
don't know, maybe Old Dr. Bill Medicine
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Bubble. We'll figure that out later.
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Oh, man, what a day. You know, it didn't
start out so good, but now everything
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is going gangbusting.
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Okay, that does it. I had enough of
this.
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I'm going to give Garth Brooks a good
old -fashioned talking to.
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I love it when he talks tough.
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When Garth Brooks opens that door, I'm
going to tell him, there are people all
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over this country tuning in to see you
do one of your hit songs, and I'm not
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going to let you let them down. Yeah,
sounds good. Sounds good. Sounds good.
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for it.
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Yo, Garth, listen, I got... Clifford,
buddy, I'm glad you're here. Look, man,
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I've been thinking. There's people all
over this country that's tuning in to
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Garth Brooks sing one of his songs, and
I'm just not going to let me let him
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down. What?
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Wait a minute. Is he putting us on?
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I'm sure, man, I heard you through the
door. But listen, seriously, what you
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said made a lot of sense to me, and I
think you're right. It's time Garth
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marches out there and does a Garth
Brooks song.
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Wait, wait, wait. No bloomers, no tight
pants, no kimonos, no pants, your own
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voice in your own clothes. Come on,
guys, this is Garth Brooks. When Garth
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Brooks says he's going to do something,
You consider it done.
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Well, all right, that's great. I'll go
and introduce you. Yeah, right this way,
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Garth. Garth Brooks?
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Whoa, you're just the man I'm looking
for. How would you like to participate
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a once -in -a -lifetime experience?
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The first -ever inverted suborbital
rocket -powered anti -gravity bungee
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Wow, you betcha. Wait,
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Garth! Garth!
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Garth, where are you? Garth, don't do
it! Don't do it!
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What's up? What's up?
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Ladies and gentlemen, let's give a big
Muppets Tonight welcome to Mr.
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Garth Brooks.
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Hey, thank you.
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And Garth Brooks.
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That's enough. Thank you. Go on. Thank
you. Good evening.
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Tonight, I, the great Gonzo. And I, the
great Garthzo. Will attempt a death
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-defying act. Yeah, we're going to be
rocketed skyward at Mach 5.
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With just a thin little bitty bungee
cord to keep us from flying off into the
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stratosphere. Yeah, and at the end...
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Apex of our event, we will be snapped
back to Earth, where our fall will be
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stopped by... Go ahead, man. Tell them
what our fall will be stopped by.
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Well, the floor. What else?
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We could be killed.
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Duh. That's why they call it death
-defying.
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Yeah, I think I've got one of my own
songs to sing. Hat, please.
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Oh, yeah, right, right, yeah.
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Well, suit yourself.
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Me, I've got a date with destiny.
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One, two, three.
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Cue Garth Brooks. This is great.
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Garth Brooks is going to sing one of his
own songs. Hey, sorry this didn't work
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out, Bill. Oh, that's all right. Here,
let me see if I can blow you a deuce.
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Well, it was a five.
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Cue Garth.
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This ain't coming from no prophet.
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Just an ordinary man.
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But when I close my eyes, I see the way
this world shall be
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when we all walk hand in hand.
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Yeah.
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Got it.
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Get it, girls.
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When the last child cried.
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For just a word he said, when our shells
are over, the poor will take
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it, and we shall be free.
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And the last thing we notice is the
colored skin, and the first thing we
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look for is the beauty within. And the
skies and the oceans are clean
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again,
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and we shall be free.
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We shall be free.
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We shall be free.
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Yeah. Walk around.
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We shall be free.
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Yeah.
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When we're free to love anyone we
choose.
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When this world's picking up for all
different views, when we're all free to
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work from our own kind of views, then we
shall be free.
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We shall be free.
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We shall be free.
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Have a little faith and hold out.
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Because we shall be free.
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Let's give it up for Garth Brooks.
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Thank you very, very much. Thank you,
Clifford. I had a great time.
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Any regrets?
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No, man, I got no regrets whatsoever.
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Look out!
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Ooh! Well, Gonzo might have some
regrets, though.
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Well, nope, no regrets.
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We shall be free.
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Whoa, Gonzo, dude.
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This is an awesome piece of machinery.
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Yeah, it's just too bad you never got a
chance to try it. It was fun.
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Oh, well, you know what? I guess I
missed my chance, huh?
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Hey, it's never too late.
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Oh, dear.
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He forgot his bungee cord.
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