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Previously on Henry Danger.

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Mark. Hey! Who locked the door?

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What happened? Trouble in outer space?

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Oh, my God!

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Breadbuster! Piper, it's your
commercial!

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Who knows, Bob? We interrupt this
program for breaking news.

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What the butt?

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Some unknown person has found his or her
way into NASA's new International Space

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Station and is holding the astronauts
hostage.

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Ready. Guess where we're going.

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Just space? S .W .A .T. has a rocket
ship? Just lend us your lunch shuttle

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we'll bring it right back.

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That's the lunch can.

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Nobody

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leaves

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this room till we all see my Fred
Lobster commercial.

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You are good to enter the space station.

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Kid Danger also relevant.

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Stay tuned for more updates on this
developing situation.

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In space.

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Okay, little girl.

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Who are you?

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I'm... What are you doing here?

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I'm... How old are you?

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I'm... Why'd you hit both of us on the
head? Let her answer. Well, I have a lot

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of questions.

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Captain Man! Kid Danger! Help us!

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Don't you talk to me that way. I'm an
astronaut.

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You're going to get it, you little brat.

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Yeah? Who's got the pee?

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Okay, what is the deal here?

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I'll tell you the deal. That's my
daughter, Kelsey.

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And she's not supposed to be here.

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Well, how'd you get on board?

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I used my dad's ID.

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And then?

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And then I sneaked on the supply rocket,
hid it in a storage container, and...

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It's the thing here where we sleep.

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Yeah, and you're going to stay in there.

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I'll tell you what, young lady, when we
get back to Earth on the ground, you are

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going to be so, so grounded.

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Okay, I don't know what the butt is
going on here, but, uh, kid, you let

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astronauts out of their sleep things,
okay?

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You just freeze.

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Yeah, I don't freeze.

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I thaw.

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Wait, you saw what?

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Huh? You said you saw something?

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What? No, I said I saw.

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Well, what?

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You saw what? What'd you see?

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Dude, what are you doing? I don't know,
man. The air's pretty weird in here.

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How is the air?

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All right, I'm gonna let you guys out.
If you move, I blast you.

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Good luck.

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Hypermotility. What does that mean?

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That I'm good.

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Will you take care of her, please?

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Yeah, all right. All right,

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little girl.

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We're taking you back to Earth.

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You're from Earth, right?

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Yes, but I'm not going back.

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You guys don't understand.

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Those astronauts are evil.

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Hey, shut up!

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Don't you guys get why they brought
these bunnies up here into space?

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I kind of get why. I know why. It's
pretty obvious. I mean, I don't know

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but I'm just curious. Why do you think
why?

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They're taking them to the moon to do...

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It's science.

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You know, science, the study of how
things work and why.

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Oh, this guy.

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We've got to take those bunnies to the
moon.

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Why? To see how high they can hop.

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That's insane.

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Yeah, we already know that the moon has
less gravity than Earth. So that means

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we know exactly how high these bunnies
can hop on the moon. And the answer

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We test them on the moon.

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And do those bunnies agree to let you
put them on the moon? No, they did not

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agree to that.

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Oh, yes, they did.

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Every one of those bunnies signed a
contract.

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What contract?

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The one right over there on the
clipboard.

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Let's see about this clipboard.

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I'm also going to go see about this
clipboard.

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Oh, look at this.

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Huh?

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The bunnies probably didn't even read
this.

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Yeah, I bet you just dipped their little
bunny paws in ink and then pushed them

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on the bottom of this paper.

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See? Now do you guys get why I had to
sneak on board?

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I had to save the bunnies.

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Oh, we get it. Yeah, you did the right
thing.

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Well, come on! You guys are seriously on
her side?

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We're on the side of the bunnies!

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Pastro jerks!

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Kelsey, honey, start loading these
bunnies onto our shuttle of love, okay?

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Oh, yeah, really?

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Yeah. We're going to take them and you
back home.

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Dang it! Man!

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Wait, wait, wait.

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First, what do you get a picture of me
holding this bunny?

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We don't have time for that.

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Come on.

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I want a picture of me holding a bunny
in outer space.

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Why? I'm a social media dude.

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Dang it.

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All right.

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Yeah, this will get a lot of likes.
Yeah.

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It all just kind of happened. I wanted
an after -school job, but then an

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indestructible superhero hired me to be
his sidekick.

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Now we blow bubbles and fight crime.

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Feels good.

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Fire off of your neighbor's car.

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See? That's how you play truth or dare.

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All right, who's next?

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I think I am.

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Okay, Piper's dad.

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Truth or dare?

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Well, I'm no chicken.

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Dare.

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Okay.

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I dare you to eat that nasty lobster
that's been sitting there for the

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Seven hours.

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Oh.

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Uh... Truth.

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I'll take truth.

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You already said dare.

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Ah, who cares?

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Yeah.

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Okay, fine.

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Truth.

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Does Mom know that last week you had
lunch with your ex -girlfriend?

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I'll eat the lobster.

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Ew!

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Take a look!

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Ah, it's gone!

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My commercial's on again!

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It's a new day at Fred Lobster's.

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Who knows?

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We interrupt this program for breaking
news.

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As you know, earlier today, the
International Space Station was space

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an unknown space -jacker.

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Oh, my God, again?

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No, Mary. We're talking about the same
incident we reported on earlier.

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Ah.

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Back to you, Trent.

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At this time, NASA officials are
reporting no change in the situation,

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means there's no new information to
report.

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I repeat, no new information to report.

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So there's no new news right now? I'm
assuming there could be some news about

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the space station later?

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Uh, yeah, Mary.

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Actually, later, there could be news
about almost anything.

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That's right, Trent.

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Trent?

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Sit and hear, y 'all.

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Listen, we're loading up the love
shuttle with bunnies and a girl.

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Bunnies and a girl?

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Is the girl married?

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No, she's 11. Look, I'll explain
everything when I get back.

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But what's that? The love shuttle can
only hold two people.

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Uh, well, now we're three people and six
bunnies, so we're gonna have to...

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Schwoz, plot a course for us back to
Earth.

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Aye.

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Bunny!

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Bunny! Mr.

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Bunny! Hey!

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Here, Bunny!

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You guys lost one of the bunnies?

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No, he did.

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Well, it tricked me.

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Tricked me, it did.

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Well, come on, we've got to find it
before he... Hey.

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Power failure.

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Switching to battery backup.

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Hey, why is the space station losing
power?

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Because the bunny chewed through those
wires.

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Or because the bunny chewed through the
wires.

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It's me.

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All right, little girl.

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Take this bunny.

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Go put them on the love shuttle, okay?

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Okay.

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Hey, the show says that the love shuttle
can only transport two people.

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Shotgun! No, dude.

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What about weight distribution, okay?

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Because it's going to be you, it's going
to be me, it's going to be the girl,

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and it's going to be thick bunnies. It's
not going to fit. Well, how many

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bunnies equals a person?

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I don't know, like 34 bunnies?

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Okay. There's lots nicer ways you can
put a guy in a closet.

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Yeah.

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Let me out of here.

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No! But we're taking our bunnies back.

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Over my beaten body?

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Well then, I guess we're gonna have to
beat your body. And then take our

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over it.

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I have a superpower, so you guys really
think you can beat this body?

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Yeah.

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I think we can. In zero gravity.

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In zero gravity.

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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

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Whoa, whoa, whoa.

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Wait, wait, wait.

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How come you guys aren't floating?
Because we're wearing magnetic boots.

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Well, can I have a pair of magnetic
boots?

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Nope. But you can't have this.

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I'd rather have the magnetic poof!

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Come on, quit it! Come on!

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You astronauts!

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I'm demanding you open that door, you
great coward!

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You guys win round one.

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Now, before we continue, I'd really like
a pair of magnetic boots.

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Sure. Take mine.

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Really? Yeah. Come and get them.

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Come on.

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Come on.

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Well, I did. He threw me.

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Turn the gravity back on.

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Wait.

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Gravity on.

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Oxygen pressure dropping.

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Hey. Hey, what's happening?

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Hey, Ted.

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Will you let me out of here?

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What's going on? Your stupid psychic
broke our space station.

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Well, maybe you should have thought of
that before you pushed me. It was your

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fault. Yeah.

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Halt.

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Bait halt.

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Come on, kid.

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You can't just leave these guys behind.

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So... Come on, just go. Get on the love
shuttle. Go, go, go.

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Hey, hey, hey.

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With the respect.

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I'm a sidekick.

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lobster commercial.

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You sound weird on TV.

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You can't just leave me here in space.

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Right. Well, the good news is there's a
handle on the outside of the shuttle.

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A handle?

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A good, strong handle.

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What are you saying?

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You know, that we could ride home on the
inside.

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Yeah.

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On the outside of the shuttle.

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Holding on to the good, strong handle.

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But how will I breathe? I'll suffocate.

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No, you're indestructible.

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Oh, yeah, but when we re -enter the
Earth's atmosphere, I'll burn up.

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Indestructible.

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Look at that.

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Yeah.

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Wait, what's that stuck to the side of
the love shuttle?

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His hair shouldn't be blowing like that.

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Okay, they're re -entering the Earth's
atmosphere.

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A little fire!

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Did that make sense?

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Yes, absolutely.

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It sure does.

