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- Gravity, ah. - Whoa.

- This is so cool.

- We are floating.

- Whoo!

- It's Jessica and Anna's space.

- My boy.

- There you go, Zitz.

- Bitch!

- The astronaut, an astronaut, had him straight for us.

- We have to stop it.

- Star, turn off the zero-gravity switch.

- To your station, Scouts.

- Star, turn off the sky, turn off the sky.

- Star, turn off the sky.

- Okay, Sprocket, what kind of astronaut are we dealing with?

It appears to be a meatball asteroid from the noodle nebula.

- You're timed impact? - Four minutes.

- No time to waste that.

- Ru, activate the asteroid deflector noodle.

- On a like a common JR.

- Let's find out what the Scouts will launch first.

- The stop sign.

- Activate in the asteroid deflector.

- Whoo!

- Interdiving the stop sign.

- Not now, buddy, because it's asteroid blast.

- The stop sign didn't stop anything.

Sadly, meatballs have no respect for intergalactic traffic laws.

- Walk sticking scouts where we have to try something else.

- Let's find out what the Scouts will launch next.

- A fork!

- According to my calculations, the fork should

break up the asteroid into tiny meaty beds.

- Cosmic, exactly what we need.

- Energize in the fork.

- Zips, I said not.

- All right, buddy.

Gravity.

- Ah, that is unfortunate.

- We need to flip the gravity switch on.

- I can't reach it.

It's broken. Can you reach it with your bionic arm?

- Perhaps I can.

- Wait your mode.

- Breathe!

Gravity.

15 seconds.

- Who is the fork still energized? - Yep.

- Then dinner is served.

- Mission can keep ringing in scouts?

- Discover? - Growl.

- Oh, we know!

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