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I'm going to be home late today, Mom.

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Why? Is it the Chemistry Club's Clean
Your Beaker Day?

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No. It happens to be Buff Your Bunsen
Burner Day.

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But I'm going to be late because I'm
going out for a school play.

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Oh, that's great, honey, but you don't
go out for the theater. You audition.

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Go out, audition. What difference does
it make?

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No one ever picks them anyways.

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I think he's got a great shot. Acting
runs in the family.

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I mean, did I ever tell you that one
time I got ten curtain calls? Yeah,

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yeah. Oh,

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you're doing a play in school? Which
one?

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Well, I hope Agamemnon by Aeschylus. Oh.
You know, I prepared an audition

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monologue in the original Greek.

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You mean the original geek?

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Is it the scene where Aegisthus and
Clytemnestra plot against Agamemnon as

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returns from Troy?

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Duh. That's like the best scene.

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The best scene. I know.

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Guys, guess what?

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I just found out what our school play is
going to be.

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High School Musical.

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Well, it's no Agamemnon, but it's
bouncy.

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A lot of people tell me I look just like
the girl who plays her.

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Really?

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I don't see it.

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Well, she has people who help her look
better.

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So, who are you auditioning for?

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Troy, which in Agamemnon is the city
ruled by King Priam, besieged for ten

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by the Greeks.

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But in this play, it's a cool dude with
great hair.

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I never got a lead role when I went to
Our Lady of Perpetual Sorrow.

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Every single Christmas, I...

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wise man who brought myrrh. What is
myrrh, anyway? I don't even know, okay?

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But the point is, I want to get a part
where I don't have to wear a beard.

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Zack, what are you doing here?

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I thought you didn't like theater.

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Well, you see, I bet Bob my golf ball
could break a blackboard. And?

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I won!

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So for my detention, I either had to
work backstage or clean toilets.

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I flipped a coin.

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What are you trying out for?

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Hello?

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Sharpay? People say I look just like
her.

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Really? I don't see it.

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I'm here.

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Hold the applause.

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Hi, Tony.

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It's Antonio.

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I changed it after my triumphant turn as
King Lear at Peter's Puppeteria.

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Bet you had to pull some strings to get
that part.

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Funny, right?

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Next.

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I'd do a song by Gilbert and Sullivan.

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Do you know any songs from this century?

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Or the previous one?

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No.

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Then sing.

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When I was a lad, I served a term as
office boy to an attorney's firm. I

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the window.

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Ambition. Stop, stop, stop.

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Do the rap and throw it yourself.

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That's good. I've heard enough.

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That was really great.

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And everyone says I look exactly like
Sharpay. Really? Yeah.

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I don't see it.

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I'm here.

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Prepare to be dazzled.

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Excuse me, but I work alone.

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verses. Are they different?

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In verse three, there's an extra really
in it.

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Well, that's really, really great.

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Oh, that's me.

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Hit it, Louie.

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I've got teeth between my teeth.

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It would be fun if I had fun.

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This is from my unproduced musical.

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Floss. Is it? I found it on the internet
and thought it was genius.

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Finally, someone sees it. Sing, boy,
sing!

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Better take it up.

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I'm out of luck.

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I'm at a loss without my...

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the part of Sharpay.

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Oh, look, Maddie, you're a great singer,
but you're just too nice to play the

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role of Sharpay. I mean, she's got to be
really mean.

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I can be mean.

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Sometimes, when I give sandwiches to the
poor, I don't cut off the crust.

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You are motorcycle gang material.

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the beginning of the song.

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Amateur.

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Mr. Blaine! Antonio called me a bad
word!

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I'm sure he did, sweetheart.

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And music!

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I believe in dreaming, shooting for the
stars!

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Baby, sipping number one, you've got to
raise the bar.

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going to find the instructions.

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Great. Great job, London. But to be even
greater, you may want to consider

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singing lessons.

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Well, if you think they'd help... And
dancing lessons.

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How could she have gotten this part over
me?

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Don't you read Teen Theater Magazine?

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London's father's financing a Broadway
run of Mr. Blaine's play, Flaw.

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This is so unfair.

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I can't believe that London gets
everything just because she's rich.

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Oh, Mr. Blaine!

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My dressing room mirror is broken.

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It doesn't...

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stand in London's dressing room and tell
her how beautiful she is.

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That's it.

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Okay, no more Miss Nice Gal.

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I'm going to tell London the truth no
matter how much it hurts her.

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I love the theater when it gets catty.

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Maddie, did you see? I'm great.

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Great? The only reason why you got that
part was because your daddy bought it

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for you.

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I can't believe it.

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Yeah, well, it's the truth.

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Thank you.

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Oh,

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can you show me how to do that?

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Guys, I've told you no playing
basketball inside.

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I'm not. I'm rehearsing.

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Okay, no rehearsing basketball inside.

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Mom, I'm a method actor.

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And since I'm playing a jock, I've
decided to live the role 24 -7. And even

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isn't going to be enough time.

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Not true.

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I think I'm getting athlete's foot.

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Well, so far, that's the only athletic
thing about you.

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I've been practicing, and I'm starting
to look like a real b -baller.

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Ice cream, ice cream, cherries on top.

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How many girlfriends do I got?

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Well, if you keep that...

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with my singing. Oh, I'd be happy to
help. Thanks.

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Do you know any good singers?

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London, I happen to be a professional
singer.

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I sing in the lounge every night.

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I thought that was karaoke and you
hugged the mic.

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Now, learning how to sing a song is easy
if you can handle a scale. No problem.

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You just step on it and subtract...

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No, not that kind of scale. A musical
scale. Here, sing this.

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Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do.

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How am I supposed to remember all that?

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Well, you could try thinking of things
that remind you of each note.

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Do.

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That's easy. Do means money.

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Okay, well, let's keep going.

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was making that drowned out your
wonderful singing.

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Nice save.

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London, shall we get this dance lesson
started? I want you to get your money's

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worth. How much is she paying you? Three
diamonds an hour.

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I'm only getting two. I got robbed.

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Hey, are we going to dance or what?

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Yes, yes. Now, London, a good dancer
dances from his soul.

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Like this.

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Step, step, kick, and shimmy, shimmy,
shimmy, shimmy. One, two, boogie, and

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shorty door.

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You're a natural.

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Your dancing shoe?

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Mm -hmm.

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Okay, people, it's opening night. We
have to practice all of our numbers. Oh,

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let's start with number eight. It looks
hard, but you just draw a snowman.

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I meant musical numbers.

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Places!

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Lower the gym set.

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wait for Captain Schnook. Let's do Bop
to the Top.

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Just relax and breathe, okay?

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I will not risk my professional
reputation performing with that amateur.

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I have talent scouts coming to see me,
and London is bopping me right to the

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bottom.

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Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

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You have talent scouts coming?

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Yes. Okay, I think Antonio's right.

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As captain of this team, I think we
should bench London.

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Yeah, definitely.

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So we all agree that London thinks like
a dead fish on a city bus.

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No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Absolutely
not. There is no way that I am taking

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London out of this production.

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Not if I want to see floss on Broadway.

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But if I'm as rotten as everyone says...
Oh, you are.

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What you do should be classified as a
capital crime in all 50 states and

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Rico.

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I don't want to embarrass myself in
front of Daddy.

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Um, Daddy?

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Yeah, he's coming to the show tonight.

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Daddy's coming.

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Does he be good?

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That's a good question.

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I got it.

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We'll do Singing in the Rain.

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We have to learn a whole new musical? I
barely know this one.

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We'll do what they did in the movie
Singing in the Rain. You'll lip sync

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Maddie is behind the curtain doing the
actual singing.

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That's a brilliant idea.

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What's so brilliant about it?

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I do all the work and you get all the
credit?

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Yeah, that's the brilliant part.

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of this park, but Daddy has never been
to a single one of my school

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performances. In kindergarten, when I
played a raindrop in the Itsy Bitsy

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Spider, I looked down into the audience
where all the other raindrops Daddy's

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were, and he wasn't there.

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He sent the butler instead, and not even
the good one.

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You had a bad butler? Everyone does. Ask
around.

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Come on, Maddie. Pretty please with
caviar on top?

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Okay, okay, fine.

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But I'm not just doing it for you.

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I'm doing it for all my fellow actors
who never caught a break in this top

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Turvy World Week called show... Save
your voice. I want to sound good.

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It's going just like I wrote it.
Perfect. Hey, good job, Cody.

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You know, you even kind of look like Zac
Efron.

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We had a rehearsal pianist do an
arrangement.

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Mr.

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Tipton, when you see London's dancing,
it may look a bit rough and unrehearsed.

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Well, that's just the style these days.

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Bad singing, that's also the style.

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I'm so proud of you.

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Now, tell me, does your father look
happy?

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Yep. I got a thumbs up from Daddy and
his bodyguard. Oh, joy, it's working.

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You know, Maddie is doing all the work.

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Nuh -uh.

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Moving your lips is work.

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No, Maddie, you've got to be... Zip it,
mister.

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Not another word or I'm putting you on
that pirate ship.

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Okay, Maddie.

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Are we ready to bop to the top? Because
remember, we're all in this together.

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Okay, you're pushing it to the limit.

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So.

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Mucho gusto.

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Que fabulosa.

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Ay, ay, ay.

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Quiero bailar.

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Quiero puke.

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I believe in three men shooting for the
stars.

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Baby, to be number one, you've got to
raise the bar.

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Cody, help me show everyone it's Maddie
singing.

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The riding on my best.

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Maddie singing, take the climb. Don't do
that one!

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Oh! The worst part tells off every day.

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Get up! The show must go on! Not with
me!

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But we can't do this number without you!

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Yes, we can.

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Taliente!

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I don't want to embarrass myself in
front of Daddy.

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They're very good. They love it. They're
supposed to love me.

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to the hustle.

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I told you you couldn't do it.

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Now, Maddie, you really are nice.

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No wonder you didn't get the role of
Sharpay.

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Way to go, Maddie.

249
00:21:28,300 --> 00:21:29,900
Five, six, seven, eight.

250
00:21:42,890 --> 00:21:45,330
I'd like to see. Let's try it again,
okay? Ready?

251
00:21:45,730 --> 00:21:47,530
Five, six, seven, eight.

252
00:21:50,430 --> 00:21:51,530
That's big enough.

253
00:21:51,970 --> 00:21:53,270
I'm out of luck.

254
00:21:53,830 --> 00:21:55,290
I'm out of luck.

255
00:21:56,710 --> 00:21:58,430
Without my blood.

256
00:22:00,010 --> 00:22:02,650
Now we're getting it. One more time.
Here we go.

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Five, six, seven, eight.