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Hey, everybody, it's me, Mickey Mouse.
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Say, you want to come inside my clubhouse?
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Well, all right. Let's go.
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Aw, I almost forgot.
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To make the clubhouse appear,
we get to say the magic words:
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Meeska, mooska, Mickey Mouse.
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Say it with me.
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Meeska, mooska, Mickey Mouse!
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[THEME SONG PLAYING]
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? M-I-C-K-E-Y
M-O-U-S-E ?
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That's me.
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? M-I-C-K-E-Y
M-O-U-S-E ?
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? It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse ?
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? Come inside
It's fun inside ?
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? It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse ?
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- MAN: Roll call. Donald?
- Present.
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- Daisy?
- Here.
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- Goofy?
- Here.
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- Pluto?
- [BARKING]
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- Minnie?
- Here.
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- Mickey?
- Right here.
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? It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse ?
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? Come inside
It's fun inside ?
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? M-I-C-K-E-Y
M-O-U-S-E ?
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MICKEY: It's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
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[MICKEY READS ON-SCREEN TEXT]
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[ECHOING] Donald... Donald...
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Welcome to our clubhouse.
Today we're gonna-
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[KA-BOING]
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Uh, did you just hear something
go "ka-boing?"
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- You did? Good, me too.
- [KA-BOING]
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There it is again. Another ka-boing.
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Gosh, it sounds like something
is going ka-boing outside.
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Come on, let's go see.
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- GOOFY: Catch, Daisy.
- DONALD: I got it. I got it.
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DAISY: I'd like to try.
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I got it.
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Hi, everybody.
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- Hello, Mickey.
- Hiya, Mickey.
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- Hi, Mickey.
- Hi, Mickey.
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Say, did you hear a funny sound,
kind of like, ka-boing?
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You mean, like when someone
bounces a bouncy ball?
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Yeah, exactly.
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Hmm. I don't know if I heard
anything like that.
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We were too busy playing around,
bouncing Pluto's bouncy ball.
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Wait. I bet you heard us
bouncing Pluto's bouncy ball.
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It's a new game I invented.
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I call it "Who can bounce
Pluto's bouncy ball the highest?"
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Anyway, whose turn is it?
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Let's see, I went first.
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And I went second. I think
you're gonna be third, Minnie.
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And Donald is fourth.
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Oh, boy, that means it's my turn.
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Wait, Donald. Fourth is after third.
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So, since Minnie's third and you're
fourth, that means you go after Minnie.
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MICKEY: It goes: first, second...
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third, fourth.
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Oh, okay.
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Here goes.
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DONALD: Wow. How about that?
Look at it go.
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All right, now it's my turn.
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Gosh, that bouncy ball's flying up
so high and far away,
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I can't hardly see where it's going.
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Hmm, what do you think we can use
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to see Pluto's bouncy ball
so far, far away?
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Oh, oh, I know. We can use
the clubhouse telescope.
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Ooh, that's a great idea.
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Why didn't I think of that?
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Come on. The clubhouse telescope lets us
see far away things like they're up close.
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Look.
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Wow, Pluto's ball is going
higher and higher, past all the stars,
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and all the way to... the moon.
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But it's supposed to be my turn now.
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Aw, I want my turn.
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Aw, I'm sorry Donald.
But Pluto's bouncy ball is up on the moon.
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Why does this always happen to me?
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Aw, crumb-buckets.
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Too bad we can't just go to the moon
and find Pluto's bouncy ball.
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Or can we?
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We can.
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Will you help us go to the moon
and find Pluto's bouncy ball?
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You will? Aw, hot dog.
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In that case, I think we better
take some Mouseketools.
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Come on.
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? Mouseker-hey, Mouseker-hi
Mouseke-ho ?
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? Mouseker-ready
Mouseker-set, here we go ?
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? You're a-thinking and a-solving
Work it through-er ?
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? Mouseke-me, Mouseke-you
Mouseke-doer ?
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? Mouseker-me, Mouseker-you
Mouseke-doer ?
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? Oh, Toodles
It's time to get to it ?
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? Show us the Mouseketools
To help us do it ?
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? Meeska, mooska, Mousekedoer ?
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? Mouseketools, Mouseketools
Mouseketools ?
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? Here are your Mouseketools ?
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MINNIE: A sand bucket and shovel. How fun.
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Bouncy shoes.
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GOOFY: A giant umbrella.
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DAISY: And the mystery Mouseketool.
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That's a surprise tool
that can help us later.
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? Toodles has the tools
The Mouseketools ?
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? So when we need them
Toodles will bring them ?
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? He's here for me-dle and you-dle ?
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? And all we have to say is
"Oh, Toodles" ?
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? All we have to say is
"Oh, Toodles" ?
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So long, Toodles.
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Okay, everybody, ready to go
to the moon and find Pluto's bouncy ball?
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To the moon.
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To go to the moon,
we get to ride the clubhouse rocket ship.
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Oh, goody. I love rocket ships.
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Me too. I want to be captain.
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You got it, Donald.
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Whoops. I mean, Space Captain Donald.
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Oh, boy.
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[BARKS]
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Hello. Welcome aboard.
I'm Space Captain Donald.
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Thank you for space traveling today
with Space Captain Donald.
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Ready to turn on
the rocket computer, Donald?
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A-okay, toots.
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Oh, goody. Turn on the rocket computer.
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How do you do?
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I am your fantastic Von Drake
personal rocket computer, patent pending.
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That's me. So fasten your seatbelts.
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And that means you too,
that I'm talking to. Also.
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Come on, let's all buckle
our seatbelts together.
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Go.
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Seatbelts, buckled.
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Very good. Now, it's time
for the countdown to the blast-off.
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You too, count down with us
from 10 to one.
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ALL: Ten, nine, eight, seven,
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six, five, four,
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three, two, one.
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Blast off.
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- [GOOFY CHEERS]
- ALL [SINGING]: ? Blast off ?
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MICKEY: ? Up into outer space ?
ALL: ? Blast off ?
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GOOFY: ? It's such a far out place ?
ALL: ? Blast off ?
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MINNIE: ? We're going to the moon ?
ALL: ? Blast off ?
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DAISY: ? We're gonna be there soon ?
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ALL: ? Ooh... Blast off ?
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[CHUCKLES]
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Gosh, outer space.
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It's the final frontier.
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Now, the most important thing
to remember in outer space is...
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Aw, phooey. Come on, come on, let's go.
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Whoa!
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Yeah, that's it.
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Oh no, no, no. Stop.
Stop immediately. Which is right now!
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[BRAKES SQUEALING]
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[SPUTTERING] No fun.
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Uh, Space Captain Donald? Oh. I mean...
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Space Captain Donald.
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We're supposed to go to the moon
to find Pluto's bouncy ball.
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But, uh... where is the moon?
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Uh, I don't know.
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Do you see the moon anywhere?
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- Nope, me neither.
- That's right you don't,
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because Space Captain D-Duck
could not be patient.
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And now he has got us all lost,
in outer space, even.
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I'm sorry.
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But we've got to get to the moon
to get Pluto's bouncy ball.
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Well, as every good space captain knows,
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if you are getting lost,
you can always find your way
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by following the constellations.
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Isn't that right, Space Captain Donald?
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I knew that. Uh, what's a constellation?
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"What's a constellation?" he asks.
[CHUCKLES]
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Well, allow me to elaborate.
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A constellation is a group
of stars that look like shapes we know.
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GOOFY: Hey, lookie. I see a square
made out of twinkly stars.
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Oh, and a triangle.
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PROF. VON DRAKE: Correct.
Those twinkly star shapes you see
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is called, constellations.
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Now this is the constellation
called the Square.
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And this constellation is the Triangle.
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Constellations is going to help us
to find our way to the moon.
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Here comes another one now.
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So what constellation do these stars make?
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That's right, the Circle.
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Because it's like a round circle
that it's shaped.
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Now let me show you the constellation
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that will gonna point you
straight to the moon.
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MINNIE: Hmm.
Now, what does that look like?
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Uh-huh, a dog. Right.
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- DAISY: It's shaped just like Pluto.
- [PLUTO BARKS]
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So, now we just gonna need
to find the cluster of stars...
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That makes up the Dog constellation.
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And then we go where the Dog constellation
is pointing... to the moon.
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Bang, zoom. Uh-oh.
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Now what?
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GOOFY: Gosh. Space rubber duckies.
Lots of them.
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With all these space rubber
duckies blocking our view,
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we can't even see
the dog-shaped constellation.
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But we gotta see where it's pointing.
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We need something to push all
those duckies out of the way.
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I know, a Mouseketool.
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Roger dodger, Space Captain Donald.
Everybody say...
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ALL: Oh, Toodles.
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MICKEY: Let's see
if a Mouseketool can help us
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push all those space rubber
duckies out of the way.
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Could a giant umbrella help us?
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GOOFY: Well, uh,
rain bounces off umbrellas,
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so maybe giant rubber duckies
will bounce off the giant umbrella.
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MICKEY: Gosh, that's so silly,
it just might work.
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We got ears, say, "cheers."
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GOOFY: It's working.
DONALD: Oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy.
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Look.
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It's the Dog constellation.
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[BARKING]
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MICKEY: And it really is shaped
just like Pluto.
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- Huh, boy?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Which direction is
the Dog constellation pointing?
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To the left? Or to the right?
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To the left. Uh-huh.
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Space Captain Donald,
steer us to the left.
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GOOFY: We did it. We found the moon.
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MICKEY: Hot diggity moon dog.
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Gosh, Pluto's bouncy ball
could be anywhere.
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Yell out, bouncy ball, real loud
if you see it.
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What's that? You see Pluto's bouncy ball?
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Where?
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Behind me? Really?
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Wow, look at that. Real live moon men.
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And look what they're playing with,
it's Pluto's bouncy ball.
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Gee, maybe they'll let us have it back
if we ask politely.
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Good idea. But there's just
one little problem.
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Well actually, it's a big problem.
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Look at the size of that canyon.
Ooh, that's some moon canyon.
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How will we ever get to the moon men?
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GOOFY: Hmm. Well, uh...
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Maybe we can jump over it? Whoa!
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Uh-uh. It's too big.
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Donald's right, it's too big.
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But maybe we have a Mouseketool
that can help us jump over that canyon.
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Well, let's find out. Everybody say...
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ALL: Oh, Toodles.
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GOOFY: Hmm... Which Mouseketool
can help us jump over that moon canyon?
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DAISY: Well, I don't think
it's the sand bucket and shovel.
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How about the bouncy shoes?
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MINNIE: Oh. I think you're right.
With the bouncy shoes,
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we should be able
to bounce over that canyon.
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MICKEY: We got ears, say, "cheers."
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Okay, everybody, up, up, up.
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Get ready to bounce
over the canyon with us.
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- Ready?
- Steady...
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ALL: Bounce.
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Why, hello there, strangers.
Welcome to the moon.
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I'm Moon Man Pete and these are my
friends, Moon Man Chip and Moon Man Dale.
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- Hello.
- It's a pleasure to meet you.
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Hiya, Moon Man Pete.
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I'm Mickey Mouse. These are my friends.
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And that's my dog's favorite bouncy ball.
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[BARKING]
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We bounced it up here by mistake.
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And we've come a very long way to find it.
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Yeah. Honest.
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Oh, but we love the bouncy ball.
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It's the most fun we moon men
have ever had.
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Aw, cry me a river.
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Oh, sorry, Mouse, but the only way
I'm gonna give you back this ball
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is if you show us
some other fun game to play.
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Hmm, gosh, we know a great fun way
to play with sand.
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Building sand castles.
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PETE: Sand castles? Ooh, say,
that does sound fun.
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You got yourself a deal, Mickey the Mouse.
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Show us how to build sand castles,
and you get the bouncy ball back.
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Wooh!
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But Mickey, we don't have anything
with us for building sand castles.
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Why, sure we do, Goofy.
Mouseketools. Everybody say...
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ALL: Oh, Toodles.
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MICKEY: Hmm, let's see what Mouseketool
we can use to make sand castles.
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The mystery Mouseketool,
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or the sand bucket and shovel?
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DONALD: Sand bucket and shovel.
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MICKEY: You're right, Donald.
We got ears, say, "cheers."
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Ooh, that is so neat.
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Come on, Mr. Moon Man Pete,
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we'll show you how fun it is
to build a sand castle.
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Leaping moon lizards.
It sure is fun building sand castles.
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Here, your very own bucket
and shovel to keep.
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Now you can make sand castles
whenever you want.
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Really? For me?
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[SNIFFLING] Why, that's the
nicest thing I ever heard of.
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Here, I've got something for you, too.
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[BARKING]
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Pluto's bouncy ball. Hooray.
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Hey, Donald, you're finally gonna
get your turn to bounce it.
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Oh, boy. Give me, give me.
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Hey.
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MICKEY: Gee, the bouncy ball bounced
onto the dark side of the moon.
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What a predicament.
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Can anybody see Pluto's
bouncy ball over there?
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If only we had something like
a flashlight, to help us see in the dark.
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Well, uh, maybe one of them
Mouseketoolies would help.
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Is this when we call the little
flying gizmo-boy again?
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It sure is. Everybody say, "Oh, Toodles."
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ALL: Oh, Toodles.
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MICKEY: Gosh, only the mystery
Mouseketool is left.
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PETE: Oh! What's that mean?
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MICKEY: It means everybody say,
"mystery Mouseketool."
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ALL: Mystery Mouseketool.
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MICKEY: What's today's
mystery Mouseketool?
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GOOFY: It's a glowing glow worm.
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DAISY: Oh, goody, a glowing
glow worm glows like a flashlight.
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It can help us find Pluto's ball
in the dark by lighting the way.
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MICKEY: We've just picked
all our Mouseketools.
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Say, "super cheers."
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Okay, Mr. Glowing Glow Worm,
do your stuff.
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Yeah, do your stuff.
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GOOFY: Ahoy, there she blows.
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Pluto's bouncy ball.
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Amazing.
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Huh? For me?
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MICKEY: Because it's your turn, Donald.
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Aw, thanks Pluto.
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Give it your best bounce,
Space Captain Donald.
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Wahoo! I did it. How about that?
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Thanks, Glowy. Well, we did it.
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We came all the way to the moon,
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found Pluto's bouncy ball,
and Donald got to take his turn.
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And we couldn't have done it
without your help. Thanks.
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What a hot-dog day.
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Bye-bye, moon people.
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Bye-bye, not-from-the-moon people.
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Come on back and make
more sand castles with us anytime.
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You bet you. Come on,
it's time to do the Hot Dog Dance.
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Bye. Goodbye, now. See you.
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? Hot dog ?
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[BARKING IN RHYTHM]
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? Hot dog ?
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? Hot dog, hot dog
Hot diggity dog ?
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? Now, we got ears
It's time for cheers ?
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? Hot dog, hot dog
The problem's solved ?
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? Hot dog, hot dog
Hot diggity dog ?
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[BARKING]
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What a hot-dog day.
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? Hot dog, hot dog
Hot diggity dog ?
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? It's a brand new day
What you waiting for? ?
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? Get up, stretch out
Stomp on the floor ?
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? Hot dog, hot dog
Hot diggity dog ?
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00:23:07,762 --> 00:23:10,223
? Hot dog, hot dog
Hot diggity dog ?
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00:23:10,224 --> 00:23:12,766
? We're splitting the scene
We're full of beans ?
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? So long for now from Mickey Mouse ?
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That's me.
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? And the Mickey Mouse ?
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? Clubhouse ?
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Aw, thanks for stopping by.
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{\an8}ALL: Ten, nine, eight,
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{\an8}seven, six, five,
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{\an8}four, three, two, one.
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{\an8}- Blast off.
- [GOOFY CHEERS]
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{\an8}ALL: ? Blast off ?
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{\an8}MICKEY: ? Up into outer space ?
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{\an8}ALL: ? Blast off ?
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00:23:50,805 --> 00:23:53,850
{\an8}? Ooh... Blast off ?
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