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We're Andy and the Band
Playing all across the land
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Andy and the Band are here for
you, you, you
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Yeah, yeah, yeah!
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Andy and the Band
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Always here to lend a hand
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Helping out our fans
is what we do. #
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SHUTTER CLICKS
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We're on a photo shoot.
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ALL: Whiff!
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What? I thought you'd like me
in your photos. You see, I...
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A bit in the way there, mate.
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One more.
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And that's a wrap.
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What kind of wraps? What's the
filling? Is it cheese?
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He means we're finished, Rio.
Right, Odd Socks. Operation Tidy Up.
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Come on, let's go.
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HORN ALERT HONKS
Guys! It's Fan Base.
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Oh, there you are.
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Oh, sorry, Mum.
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We were on a photo shoot
for the Rolling Scone magazine.
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Oh, they mix food and music.
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Oh, yes!
Oh, I love their recipes.
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Bread Sheeran's my fave.
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You've had a message from an...
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..an Odd Sock called Rosie
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who's meant to be competing
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in the National Flying Disc
Championships this afternoon.
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Oh, yes...
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But she can't because her lucky
flying disc has disappeared.
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There's only one team that can solve
this crime.
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Detective Day and the Odd Socks.
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Yeah!
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You're to meet Rosie at the
National Flying Disc Championships.
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And that... I wonder
where that's being held.
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Good luck!
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SMASH!
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"National Flying Disc Championships
here today."
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This detective stuff's easy.
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Band, we have an odd job.
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Let's go and find Rosie's flying...
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Disc. #
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RETRO DANCE MUSIC
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That's quite enough of that.
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Phew. A bit hot.
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That's better.
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Oi!
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Cheers, mate! No worries.
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Oh.
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Come in.
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Detective Day?
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That's right. I'm Rosie.
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Nice to meet you, Rosie.
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Me and the team are going to find
your flying disc for you.
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Thank you.
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It's really special to me.
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It's signed by my favourite flying
disc champion, the Great Glider.
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Then you've come to the right place.
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Let me introduce you to the squad.
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Guys.
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Guys?
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ANDY GASPS
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She can get answers out of anyone.
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Do you like chocolate cake?
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Yes. Told you.
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Builds any machine you like.
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Mac, can you make us a lie detector?
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I'd be lying if I said I couldn't.
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If there's a clue to be found,
Rio will find it.
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My first clue,
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a magnifying glass.
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Last but not least...
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Lethal with a white board.
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Cut.
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So, now you've met the squad,
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it's almost time to solve the crime.
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Almost?
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Before any crime-solving
can start,
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we've got to do the theme song.
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Who dunnit?
Who dunnit?
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I don't know yet but I will get to
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Who dunnit?
Who dunnit?
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Work all the time to solve the
crime, tell me
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Who dunnit?
Who dunnit?
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This sleuth will uncover the truth
and find out
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Who dunnit?
Who dunnit?
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Who dunnit?
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I spy with my little eye
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Gonna get to the bottom of the
who's and the whys
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Hunting around and casing the
scene
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For telltale signs of where
the culprits be
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I'm looking for a tasty clue
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Like a different left from the
sole of a shoe
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A way to identify who it could
have been
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Was it you? Was it you?
Are you going to come clean?
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Who had an alibi
at that time?
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Who could have been at
the scene of the crime?
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Who did the deed?
Who fits the mould?
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Who had the nerve that would be
so bold?
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Who dunnit?
Who dunnit?
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I don't know yet but I will get to
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Who dunnit?
Who dunnit?
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Work all the time to solve the
crime, tell me
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Who dunnit?
Who dunnit?
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This sleuth will uncover the truth
and find out
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Who dunnit?
Who dunnit?
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Who dunnit? #
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Moxy, go and interview everyone
that was at the park this morning.
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Sure thing, boss.
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Mac, we're going to need your lie
detector for any suspects.
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Aye, aye, Detective.
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Rio, you're on forensics.
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It means looking for evidence.
Got it!
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Blu, Rosie, we need your brains
for the crime scene.
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Come on.
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This is where the
flying disc was last seen.
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I thought we were just drawing.
MEOW
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Right. Rosie, keep watch.
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You never know, the thief may return
to the scene of the crime.
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Oh, hi, Andy. Hi, Blu.
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Great drawing, Andy.
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Thanks, Whiff.
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What about...?
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I can't see anything suspicious.
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Hm.
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We still need to cordon
off the area.
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Oh!
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That could be a clue!
HE LAUGHS
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Ooh! THAT could be a clue.
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Whoa!
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That could definitely be a clue.
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Guess what I'm in training for,
Mac. I have no idea.
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But I soon will, with help from my
trusty lie detector.
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Oh! Sit.
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The sensors pick up signals
from your brain and it lights
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up if you're lying.
BEEPING
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Oh, right.
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Question number one,
why are you training?
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Because I'm a famous sportsman.
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Nice one, whiff.
Testing it out with a lie.
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Huh?
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It's not reacting.
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Why is it not lighting up?
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Let me try another question.
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Who's your favourite band?
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Oh, erm...
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..Andy and the Odd Socks.
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DETECTOR BLARES
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It says you're lying!
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MAC GASPS
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That would mean...
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..this thing isn't working at all!
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Ooh!
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Ha!
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HE LAUGHS
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Ugh!
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Aha!
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Want a hand?
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Don't worry, I'm sure I can get
this all wrapped up.
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Where were you between the hours
of 11 and 11:15 this morning?
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Oh... What's in that handbag?
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Do you like chocolate cake?!
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Oh, whoa, whoa.
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Hey, Rios.
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I've collected loads of evidence.
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Phew!
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I'm not sure this is actual
evidence, Rio,
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but you did a brilliant job
tidying up the park.
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Funky!
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The championship's about to start.
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I really need my lucky disc.
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Time to consider all the
evidence.
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Odd Socks squad to the office. Yeah!
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You're a criminal mastermind.
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Who else is working for you? Hm?!
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You just run around the park,
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with your tongue out, chasing balls.
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I just really like the park.
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This shows us exactly who
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was in the park this morning.
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Now, it couldn't have been us
as we were on a photo shoot
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when the flying disc went missing.
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Oops!
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Bad news.
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The lie detector didn't work
on Whiff - it's broken.
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Oh!
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Well, we haven't got
any more suspects to
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try it out on anyway.
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What do we know about her?
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Her bag was big enough to fit
a flying disc in.
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THEY GASP
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If we're going to discover
exactly what's in that bag,
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we need a stakeout.
ALL: Yeah!
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Do you think we should get any
closer, Blu?
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Blu?
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Who are you talking to?
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No-one.
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Come on.
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It's just her lunch.
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She's not got it. Let's go.
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Is that a clue?
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No, even better.
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It's our front cover
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for Rolling Scone magazine.
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EXCITED CHATTER
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Guys, we still haven't found Rosie's
flying disc.
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But there are no suspects left.
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There is still one suspect
remaining.
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Somebody we never suspected
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and that somebody...
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..is...
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..none other than...
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Hurry up, Andy.
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..Whiff.
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It can't be!
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He scarpered as soon
as he heard about the flying disc.
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He returned to the crime scene.
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He failed Mac's lie detector
test.
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And the bag of evidence.
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It really DOES whiff!
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Exactly.
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Everything fits.
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ALL: Whiff!
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APE GRUNTS
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No!
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APE GRUNTS
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Lovely. Still fits.
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WHIFF TUTS
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Aha! That's it.
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PHONE RINGS
Oh.
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Cheers!
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Hi, Andy.
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You want to ask some questions?
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About little old me?
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I'll be right there.
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Hi, everyone.
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Whiff, we have reason to believe
it was you who stole
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Rosie's flying disc.
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No, I never.
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Exactly what a guilty person
WOULD say. ALL: Yeah!
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Open up the case.
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OK.
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THEY GASP
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It WAS you.
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Case closed.
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Erm, but the case is still open.
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The case of the missing
flying disc is closed.
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Now this case is closed, too.
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The case is still very much open.
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ALL: Huh?
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That's not my disc.
ALL: Huh?
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My disc is signed by the
Great Glider
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and he's standing
right in front of me.
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ALL: Huh?
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Where?
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THEY CHATTER
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It's me! I'm the Great Glider.
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ALL: Huh?
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Well, I tried telling you,
but no-one would listen.
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Oh!
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OVERLAPPING CHATTER
Sorry, Whiff.
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He's the greatest flying disc
champion in the world
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and guest of honour
at today's championships.
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OVERLAPPING CHATTER
We knew it couldn't be you, Whiff.
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No big deal.
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We failed to find your
flying disc, Rosie. I'm sorry.
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Wait.
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I've solved it!
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That's my flying disc.
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ALL: Huh?
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It must have flown into your photo
shoot
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and got mixed up with your picnic
plates.
272
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So WE were the culprits!
273
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I didn't see that coming.
274
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Well, let's see if it's still here.
275
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Little help, guys.
276
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It'll be in here somewhere.
277
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Ooh. Yep, got it.
278
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Ta-da!
ALL: Yay!
279
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My lucky disc. Now I'm ready
for the competition.
280
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Thanks, Odd Socks.
281
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Thank YOU, Detective Rosie.
282
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I think that's odd job complete.
283
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Who's in the odd socks?
ALL: We are!
284
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Rosie won the
Flying Disc Championship!
285
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Yep. Hey.
286
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Where's the Great Glider?
287
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ALL: Huh?
288
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Whiff!
289
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ALL: Oh!
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He lost his flying disc.
291
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Did he ever get it back?
292
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I think he's still on the case.
293
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No! No, you can't have it!
294
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Get your own. Get off!
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We're Andy and The Band
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Playing all across the land
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Andy and The Band are here
for you, you, you
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Yeah, yeah, yeah
Andy and The Band
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Always here to lend a hand
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Helping out our fans
is what we do! #
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