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I've served a lot of masters throughout
history.

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Now I want to go back home where I can
be free.

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Then you come along with the opal in
your hand. Now your every wish is

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my command. That's right.

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Genie, genie from down under.

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Make my wish come true.

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Dream on.

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Genie, genie from down under.

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I wish you'd do what I want you to.

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Oh, yeah, all right.

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Genie from down under.

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the hurdle that brought me down last
year.

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But this time, I won't let it beat me.
This time, I'm going to win the cross

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-country. I've been practising for weeks
now.

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Hail, rain or shine, I've been out here
working for victory.

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Marcia Huntley won it last year.

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I came second.

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Of course, I've always been gracious in
defeat.

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Tried not to be a sore loser.

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But this time, I'm going to pummel that
Marcia into the ground so she can feel

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the pain and humiliation of losing.

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I think I'll make a better person.

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I don't want to peak too soon.

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I just think this style's too plain.

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I want to wear something a winner would
wear.

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That's what this is.

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It's what Marcy wore last year.

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See, Penny, don't worry about that last
one.

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It won't be such a problem.

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Don't think about it. Just forget about
it. You always trip up on the last one.

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If you don't think... Thank you, Val.

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Oh, but something like this.

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Only more fitted here and loose around
the thighs.

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It is a cross -country race, not a ball.
I am a genie, not a fashion designer.

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Do you see a ponytail here, do you?

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There's got to be something better than
this.

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Do you know what it's like to spend
eternity granting other people's wishes?

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Do you know what it's like to be a
slave?

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To have your only child in chains?

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Do you know...

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Wire -caged bird things.

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If I could fire you without losing the
magic.

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That looks fantastic.

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I wish I had the whole outfit.

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It's too big.

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Well, she is one of the largest athletes
in Europe.

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It'll shrink if you wash it a few times.
Wow, talk about beautiful.

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Oh, thank you, Baz. You really think
that...

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Marcia.

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I expect she's come to throw herself at
Conrad again.

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It's the third time in four days.

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I mean, what does he see in her anyway?

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Well, originally I think it was just
after her money, but now I think he's

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discovered her inner beauty.

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Beauty. Oh, don't make me laugh.

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Of course. Why am I running? I wish I
was in the conservatory.

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I can do that.

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Diana. Have you a look?

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Like that?

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Teenage fashions. The baggy look.

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It's all the rage.

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Yes. Right, that's it. From now on, I
don't want you to grant any more wishes.

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You mean I'm fired?

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Precisely.

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What a pathway. Look at the style. No
wonder Conrad's after her.

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Not after her.

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She's chasing him.

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Totally, Deb.

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He doesn't want to know.

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If you were the last girl on the earth,
he would... Where are you?

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I wish I was there right now. Dressed
like that?

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No. I wish I was wearing what I was
wearing this morning.

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And get me there quick before they...

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You

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said you wanted to get here before they
kissed. You said you wanted to wear what

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you were wearing.

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Personality.

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Nice of you to drop by.

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Love those PJs. Here, a good look.

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Thank you. Oh, Conrad.

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Otto's been looking for you. He says
it's an emergency.

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I'll catch you later.

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I noticed you've been practising a lot
for the cross -country.

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Hail, rain or shine, you're always out
there.

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No, not really.

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It's actually not that important to me.

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I do admire you, Penelope.

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Such persistence in the face of certain
defeat.

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Yes, well, winning isn't everything.

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I wish you buzz off.

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I can do that.

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Look, if I'm to bring my tourists here,
you're going to have to glam the place

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up a lot.

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Glam it up? It all needs glamming up.

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Now, look, have a look at this.

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See this doober?

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Now, if you tell the punters that this
is the actual spot where King Arthur got

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on his bended knee and proposed to Queen
Geneve, then suddenly this becomes the

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historical highlight of the tour.

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But that would be lying.

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What? What's up?

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Nothing.

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Excuse us, love.

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What's going on?

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You got the pen's good books or what?

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Yeah, I'm trying, but you can't do
anything. Oh, shut up, my comrade.

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Look, we've got to make a move on the
opal soon.

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I can't keep on charming that old duck
forever.

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Hello. Hello.

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See what I mean?

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We are now approaching the historical
highlight of the tour.

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Ladies and gentlemen, on this very spot,
John Burke, the great explorer,

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proposed to his wife, Genevieve.

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How do you know that?

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Crocodile Otto discovered it for himself
when he was reading Genevieve's

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diaries.

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Gosh, Marcia, you might have trouble
winning the cross -country now.

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If there's one thing I can't stand, it's
cruelty to people in small jars. Come

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on, you've had your fun. Set it free.
Oh, look, she's joining her four front

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legs begging. This is that cute. Oh,
darling, there you are.

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This is 30 yards from the grave.

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Marcia's gone missing.

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Don't worry, Penelope, I've got
connections. I know all the low people

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places.

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What's that?

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What? That.

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Just a jar. You think we've got a bee
there? I'm not interested in bees, miss.

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I'm interested in missing persons. And
something tells me that this wet band

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belongs to Miss Marcia Huntley.

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So, you still say she left by ten in a
taxi with Conrad

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eloping to the south of France.

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Why...

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Taxi company have no record of a call.

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Um, computer meltdown?

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Does Marcia have any enemy?

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Apart from Miss Penelope. Now, wait a
minute.

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Miss Penelope may have hated and
despised Marcia, but... Thank you,

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So, you admit you hated her. How much
longer must you go on torturing this

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innocent child? Isn't it obvious that
she couldn't harm an insect?

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something. It's written all over your
face.

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This blasted bee.

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Oh, no.

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You killed her.

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You can tell the sex of bees.

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It's still alive.

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Here. Hold on. I couldn't think of the
guilt. I confess. I wished

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Matthew... But she drove me to it. I'm
not a killer.

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If only I could go back in time.

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Oh, I wish I'd never wished it.

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False alarm.

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Sorry to disturb you.

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It's all very nice of you, Inspector,
but how are these poor people supposed

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pick up the shattered pieces of their
lives?

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Hello?

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Look, you've got to stop wasting your
time with that Marsha. She hasn't got an

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opal. You've got to move in on Monopoly.
She won't fall for it. Besides, I don't

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even like it. What's the like of the
deal with it?

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I've had five wives. I haven't liked any
one of them.

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Now, look, it's all about romantic
technique.

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Now, I'm your expert.

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Look into my eyes and pretend I'm
Monopoly.

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Won't work.

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Sit down.

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Don't lie. You enjoyed it. The pyjamas,
the bee, the inspector.

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You think you're so smart, but I'll show
you.

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Conrad, this will be a laughing stock.

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Conrad. If only he wasn't after the
opal.

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Look, it's all about eye contact,
Conrad. Now look lovingly into my eyes.

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on, Conrad, concentrate.

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Oh, the opal.

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I know.

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I wish I could trust Conrad.

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I wish he was honourable, principled,
and totally besotted with me.

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I can do that. No, no, no.

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This is a job for your father.

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heart and soul.

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That's it!

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You got it! I think you're ready. Time
to get that eyeball.

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This will be our last thought before we
conclude our 10 -day special Bob Meister

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Outback Experience.

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Consumer Affairs Undercover
Investigator.

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Sarah Jones Fuller -Sport.

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Sure, we don't complain.

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But we couldn't believe it until we
actually experienced it. The von Meister

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experience for ourselves.

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You can't make it easier for yourself.
It's not really you we want. It's von

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Meister. That's right.

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He's your boss and you feel loyalty to
him. So we don't expect you to tell us

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where he is. Town Hall, Wiltshire,
England.

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His phone number.

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It's not precious.

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Liar. I have no longer the man left
stranded at the altar.

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I know for many people that's sort of,
well, how can I describe it?

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Rejection would be relatively traumatic.

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But I've spent the weekend in the forest
with my chaps who wish to redefine

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their masculinity support group. And
I've managed to turn that rejection into

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something more positive. My masculine
brothers and I are working on bringing

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the more feminine side of my incredibly
male psyche.

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If all this came out in one weekend,
imagine how far you'd progress if you

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into the forest for six months.

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Oh, yes.

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The point I'm trying to make, Diana, is
that I feel I'm much more important than

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you.

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Hi, Tyrone. How do you do?

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Pen,

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I've got to tell you something.

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Have you? Something probably comes to
shock you, like a bolt out of the blue,

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and suddenly I need it. You're the love
of my life, my soulmate, my destiny.

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I never want to leave your side.

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Inspector Green from the yard again.

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I'm looking for one von Meister, also
known as Crocodile Otto.

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He's wanted for extradition back to
Australia to face criminal charges.

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Whatever my uncle's done, I'll stand by
his side.

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Mr Meister's outside.

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He's a fat repulsive oaf. You can't miss
him.

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Oh, Westy, boy, but if you run, you're
going to look guilty.

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I am guilty.

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Well, a little bit guilty.

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Here you are. That's the truth.

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Here,

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this is a great hole. And the scissors.

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Here, you come back here.

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Marcia look good or what? She's got
everything going for her, Dad.

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She makes Penelope look so boring.

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Oh, fair go, mate.

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Looking good, girls.

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And she's doing all right.

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I wish she looked more sensational than
Marcia.

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No worries.

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Take it away, son.

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Making me fly like a bird wouldn't look
natural.

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Yeah, but it'd look pretty sensational.

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I've had it with you two, twisting every
wish I make.

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You're irresponsible.

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You're a disgrace.

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You're fired.

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Mate, I don't know what to say, but if
you've made your mind up... Yay, Dad,

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got a second!

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Little ragamuffin.

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So that's your game.

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Drive me crazy so I'll sack you. Well,
I'm way ahead of you. I shan't be making

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any more wishes.

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I do wish for you to work for me
manually till you learn to behave.

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No more wishes.

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What about the cross -country?

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I can wait on my own words if I
absolutely have to.

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I don't need you.

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Good work, Mum.

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I'm sorry, Dad. I got excited.

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It's not every day that Dad gets sick.

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Otto, you've got to give yourself up.
You can't let them slander the

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experience like that.

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We've got to go home and clear our good
name.

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Why? We haven't got a good name. Oh,
come on. Where's your honour? Where are

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your principles?

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Well, is that some sort of trick
question? What is your problem?

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Name it chap.

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I can't shout it chap.

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A -B -H -A -P.

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That's how it sounds.

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Go home and play some music like this.

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Uh, not really.

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There are more places to hide at,
Astraya.

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Hey.

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Thank you for your cooperation, Bob.

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Till next we meet.

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Adieu.

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I have to go back and help what I find.
It's a bad person standing in the

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corridor.

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I just take it for the moment. For the
cross -country.

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I can't, Pen, because I love you and our
future depends on you saving the family

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business. Oh, please, don't. Gosh, I
cannot be worthy of you as a feminist

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Oh, Conrad, sometimes I wish you were.

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Come on, Conrad, we're leaving. Get a
move on.

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Always love you, Pen.

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Really, darling, I thought you were
happy with your tracksuit. But I didn't

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bean green.

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Just green green.

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Well, if I were you, Miss Penelope, I'd
be more worried about that last hurdle

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than what you're wearing.

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Hello, Penelope.

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Love the tracksuit. Is that bean green?

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Yes. It's nice.

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I just think I'd prefer the green green
than the twice green.

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Good luck with the last hurdle. If I
were you, I'd try not to think about it.

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Thank you, Marcia.

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Marcia's right.

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I'm not thinking about that last hurdle.
If you don't think about it... Yes, and

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thank you, Baz.

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I'll have you know that I'm not worried
about the last hurdle. I don't think

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about it. It's not an issue. All right!

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Sure. I think he's a bit tense, then. I
am not tense!

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There it is.

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Big hurdle.

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It's all right, Baz. I'm not thinking
about it.

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Just remember to run your own race.

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Don't panic.

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Even if you're losing, don't panic.

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It's not where you start that matters.

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It's where you finish.

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Now, the race hasn't started yet, so you
can still win it.

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Thank you, Bruce.

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Now, you sure you don't want to make a
wish or two, make it easier on yourself?

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No, I've learned my lesson. I shan't be
making any more wishes for a long, long

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time.

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And you'll be doing manual labour for an
even longer time.

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Looks like we won't be going back to
Australia for a while, hey, Dad?

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Good luck, Pen.

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Yeah, good luck, Pen. Yeah, break a leg,
kiddo.

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You wish.

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Here's mud in your eye.

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Too bad there can only be one winner.

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Come on, Marcia, you can do it. On your
mark.

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Go for it, Penelope. Go for it.

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Get set.

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Look, Pat, will you please...

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came from behind the way she ran her own
race.

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That's right. I'm the master. You're my
genie. You belong to me. Yes.

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I've served a lot of masters throughout
history.

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Now I want to go back home where I can
be free.

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Then you come along with the opal in
your hand.

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Now your every wish is my command.
That's right.

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Genie, genie, from down...

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I wish come true.

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Dream on.

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Genie, genie, fall down under.

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I wish you'd do what I want you to.

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