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{\an8}* Bob the Builder *
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{\an8}* Can we fix it? *
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{\an8}* Bob the Builder *
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{\an8}* Yes we can! *
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{\an8}* Scoop, Muck and Dizzy *
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{\an8}* And Roley too *
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{\an8}* Lofty and Wendy *
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{\an8}* Join the crew *
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{\an8}* Bob and the gang have so
much fun *
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{\an8}* Working together
They get the job done *
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{\an8}* Bob the Builder *
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{\an8}* Can we fix it? *
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{\an8}* Bob the Builder *
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{\an8}* Yes we can! *
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{\an8}* Pilchard and Bird *
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{\an8}* Travis and Spud *
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{\an8}* Playing together
Like good friends should *
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{\an8}* Bob the Builder *
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{\an8}* Can we fix it? *
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{\an8}* Bob the Builder *
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{\an8}* Yes we can! *
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Right Scoop.
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You and Lofty are coming
with me to Farmer Pickles'.
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We'd better be
off too, Muck.
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I should make a
start on those cabinets.
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Yeah!
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They're to go in the new
museum extension that's
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opening soon.
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But, Wendy?
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Can I come too?
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Please?
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I've never seen
a museum ha ha.
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Oh, I don't see why not.
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Ho ho!
Oh great!
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Thanks Wendy.
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Can we fix it?
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Yes we can!
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Er, yeah. I think so.
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You see, Bob; it's all this
rain we've been having.
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It's made my field so muddy
nothing's gonna grow in it.
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No problem, Farmer Pickles.
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We'll lay these pipes
to drain the water off.
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Right!
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Let's get started then.
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[drilling]
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Ooh!
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What's that you've got
there, Mr. Ellis?
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Lots of things.
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Things that tell the story
of the town and what it used
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to be like in olden days.
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See this?
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It looks like
an old pot.
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It is an old pot.
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A very old pot -
from the Bronze Age.
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It's more than four
thousand years old.
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It means that there've been
people living round here
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for, ooh,
well for -
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For ages!
Wow!
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Ha ha ha ha!
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Wow indeed!
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* [working music] *
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Hang on Scoop!
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There's
something down there.
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Umm, who, who,
what is it Bob?
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It looks like...a
whopping great bone.
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Huh, It's too big to be a
cow's bone, but it just
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might be a
dinosaur's bone!
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A d-d-dinosaur?
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It's all right Lofty.
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The dinosaurs lived
millions of years ago.
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There aren't any
around these days.
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Can I help, Bob?
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I think this is a
job for an expert.
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We should ring the museum.
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You've found a what?
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Er, Bob's on the
phone, Mr. Ellis.
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Eh, he thinks he's
found a dinosaur bone.
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Would you like a
word with him?
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Is that right Bob?
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A dinosaur bone?
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Oh Wonderful!
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I'll be right over.
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Er, ooh, where exactly are you?
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Oh my!
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This is wonderful.
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I've dreamed about finding one
of these since I was a lad!!
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This looks like a vertebrae,
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and another, and
here's a -
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You know what I
think we've got here?
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A stegosaurus!
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That's
incredible, Mr. Ellis!
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I thought, erm, Bob said
it was, er, a dinosaur.
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A stegosaurus a
sort of dinosaur.
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Eh, I think.
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Well, Bob.
That's about the lot.
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And do you know?
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I think we might have
found a complete skeleton.
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Is that good?
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Good?
Ha, ha Good?
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It's fantastic!
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A complete
skeleton is very rare.
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Right!
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I'll go back to
the museum and err,
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organize some
transport for the bones.
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I can take them, Mr. Ellis!
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Well, thank you Scoop.
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But these bones
are very fragile.
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They might get broken inside
your scoop.
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I'll have to call in some
special help.
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But, I, er, I, I will need
someone to guard them
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while we're waiting.
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I could do that, Mr. Ellis!
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Good idea, Scoop.
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And I'll fetch a
tarpaulin from the yard
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to protect them.
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Come on Lofty.
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There!
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That should protect
them from the weather.
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And I'll protect them
from everything else!
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Right, Lofty.
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Let's go and see how Mr.
Ellis is getting on
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at the museum.
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* [marching drumbeat] *
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Hallo Scoop.
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Wha?
Oh, er, It's you.
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Yes.
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What are you doing?
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I'm guarding some
very important bones.
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I found them, you know!
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Ooh! Let's have a look! Go on!
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Sorry, Spud.
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These are dinosaur bones
and I'm not allowed to let
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anyone see them.
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Not even a little peep?
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No.
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Oooh, I'll, er, I'll let
you see the bones I found
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if you let me have
a look at yours.
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Where?
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In that field over there.
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They're much
bigger than your bones.
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Really?
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Yes.
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And I'm not allowed to let
anyone see mine, either.
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Well, Mr. Ellis won't mind
if I just take a quick look.
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Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
Now then let's -
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Corr!
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Spud?
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Were you making up stories?
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I couldn't find
any bones.
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Spud?
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Where'd he go?
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Ah.
Scoop.
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I've come to
collect the bones.
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Right you are, Mr. Ellis!
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Wonderful.
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Quite wonderful!
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Oh dear!
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And I was sure we had
a complete skeleton.
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Oh well.
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I'll just have to make the
missing bones out of plaster.
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Aaah, never mind, Mr. Ellis.
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Yeah!
Hee hee!
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It'll still look brilliant!
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Yes. But a complete Stegosaurus
would have made our little
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museum famous all
over the world.
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Maybe there are still some
bones left in the field.
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I'll go back
and have a look.
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Poor Mr. Ellis.
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He was so disappointed.
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Bob?
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You don't think the missing
bones might be the ones
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Spud found?
-Spud?
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Yes. He told me he'd found
some even bigger bones
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in the next field.
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But when I went to look, I
couldn't find them anywhere.
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Erm, Scoop?
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You didn't leave
our bones unguarded,
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did you?
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Only for a minute Bob.
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It was when...
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When, aah no!
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Spud!
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Spud?
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Spud.
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Roll up!
Roll up!
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Come and see the fiercest, most
scary fierce dinosaur ever!
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What's that, Spud?
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This is a Spudulosaurus!
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Looks like a lot
of old bones to me.
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Where did you find them?
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He found them
under a tarpaulin.
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Didn't you, Spud?
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I, er, I might have done.
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Well, they're
not yours, Spud.
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They belong to the museum.
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And we're going to
have to take them back.
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Oh, oh, sorry, Bob.
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I, I, was only looking
after them for a bit honest.
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There!
Isn't it magnificent?
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Oooh, it's,
it's, it's, great!
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Who'd have thought that
dinosaurs used to live
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round here?
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Oh, oh I'm glad
they don't now!
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Huh, I wouldn't like to
be chased by one of them!!
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Well, Bob; Wendy;
thanks for all your help.
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I'm sure the museum is going
to be a great success -
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especially with eh
your cabinets eh.
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Eh, And I'd like you
to give this to Scoop.
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For finding the
skeleton in the first place.
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Thank you Mr. Ellis!
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Ooh!
What is it?
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You'll see.
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Mr. Ellis said this
was for you, Scoop.
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A reward for
finding the skeleton.
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Wow!
A toy stegosaurus!
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Whoops!
[meow]
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Oh dear!
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Hmph, sorry, Pilchard.
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Ho, oh,
aaah...poor Pilchard!
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Hee hee!
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If she's frightened of that,
just think what she'd be
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like if she saw
a real dinosaur!
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Hee hee.
Or a dizziosaurus!
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Ha, ha, ha.
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Raaaarghh!
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Oooohhh!!
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Or a scooplodicus!
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Rrrrrrrr!
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Oy, oy,
look out!
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In comes a roleydactyl!
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Arrk arrk!
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And the mighty
muckasurus Rex!
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Raaaarghhh!
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Raaarghhhh!!!
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Rr, rrr, rrrr, rrrraaa
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7* [theme music] *
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