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The Shazam Ice is Hour, Part 2, Shazam!
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Chosen from among all others by the
immortal Elder Solomon... Hercules,
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Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, Mercury.
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Billy Batson and his mentor travel the
highways and byways of the land on a
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never-ending mission to right wrongs, to
develop understanding, and to seek
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justice for all.
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In time of dire need, young Billy has
been granted the power by the immortals
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to summon awesome forces at the
utterance of a single word.
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Shazam!
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transforms him in a flash into the
mightiest of warriors.
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That should do it, Kathy.
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Just a couple more shots around town and
our film documentary will be finished.
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You know, we're going to win that $1,000
scholarship at the Young Filmmakers Film
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Festival.
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Hey.
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Here, Lynn, that's the last of the hi-fi
gear now. Let's get out of here before
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we're spotted.
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What's the matter, Marty?
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It's the two filmmakers.
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Hey, they must have been filming Main
Street.
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Maybe us.
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Come on
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Now
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I have one for you,
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all right, and if I guess that I went 12
to 11 Shoot, okay. There are more than
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five of them They're very famous all
over the world and as a group They are
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very important to a particular person
other than themselves.
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Yeah, that's too easy, Mentor. It's a
seven forks. Shake hands with the
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winner.
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Slap your brow with that hand, Billy.
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I meant the elders.
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Oh, holy moly, I should have known.
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Speaking of the elders... Oh, elders,
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fleet and strong and wise, appear before
my seeking eyes.
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Billy, you understand that winning is
not everything.
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Yes, Selma.
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But there are those who do not, who act
dishonestly in order to win
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competitions, Billy.
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Such as they walk in disgrace and
perhaps even in danger. Be alert, Billy.
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Danger.
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That sure is an out-of-place word on a
lazy day like today.
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But then again, the elders usually wait
on the nose with their messages.
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And in this instance, right on the
minute, too. Look.
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Help. Please help me.
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What's wrong?
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Len and Marty, they've chased us.
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They've got Jim.
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Wait a minute. Back up a minute. Who is
Len and Marty?
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They've got him down at the old railroad
yard. And I ran away to get help.
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Well, all right. That's what you've got.
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We'll discuss the details later, okay?
We're never going to get there in time.
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All right, look, you take it to the
railroad yard.
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I'll get some other help.
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Right. Come on.
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Shazam!
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Listen, we want that film. Look, I keep
telling you, it's just film from my
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documentary. It doesn't concern you.
Maybe not. We just want to make sure.
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Yeah. We don't want to make our starring
debut at a police station film festival.
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Now, give us that film.
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Let's go back there and have a little
talk so someone can film you know what's
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going on.
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Kathy and I just passed a police car on
Main Street. It seems there was a break
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-in in the local hi-fi store.
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This certainly is an active little town.
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You know, it must have happened right
after we shot our footage on Main
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Street.
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We might... have caught the break-in on
film.
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Okay, will someone please tell me what I
interrupted here?
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Uh, nothing.
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Uh, it was just a personal matter.
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Yeah, just a personal problem.
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See you around.
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I'm sorry to involve you in boy-girl
problems, Captain Marvel.
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Thank you.
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Young Filmmakers Festival.
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$1,000 scholarship, huh?
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Well, I guess that explains the film Jim
and Kathy were making on Main Street
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today.
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I bet I know how Leonard and Marty fit
into it.
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You think you know how they fit into it.
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Circumstantial evidence doesn't
necessarily mean that the fly you catch
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will be the right one.
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It's a great way of putting it, mentor.
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Huh? Yeah, yeah, I guess it is. I
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hope
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you're not thinking of entering that
film festival.
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That would be cheating, you know. What
are you doing here, Miss Thomas? Andrea?
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Stop by to make some arrangements to
enter some films made by students in my
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school.
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And what are you two doing here?
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Uh, just passing through.
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Maybe.
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Anything I can do to help, let me know.
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Thank you.
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I don't like those two nosing around.
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Hey, they can't know anything.
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Just the same. I won't feel safe until I
have that film right here in my hand.
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This film could guarantee me first
prize.
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What film is that?
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A film we shot on Main Street.
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When it's developed, if it has on it
what I think it has on it, my
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documentary will be a blockbuster.
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Jim, are you saying that... Look, Glenn
and Marty knocked over the Hi-Fi store,
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and the whole thing just might be on
here in glorious living color.
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If you think that, that film ought to be
turned over to the proper authorities,
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Jim.
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As long as you have that film in your
possession, you're in danger from Glenn
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and Marty.
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It doesn't make any sense.
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Is winning that important to you?
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I didn't put all this work into my film
to lose.
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It's funny.
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All along I thought this was our film.
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I see you stole some footage left to
shoot for your documentary.
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You mind if we tag along?
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I'm sure.
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We think we may have caught the break-in
of the hi-fi store on film.
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Well, if you think that, you should turn
the film over to the proper authorities.
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Well, I was going to do that.
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As soon as I get it developed.
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The authorities have film labs.
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They'll develop it for you right there.
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Jim, let them.
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Thanks.
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Good, Jim. You did the right thing.
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We'll see you get your film back.
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There.
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It didn't hurt to give the film away,
did it?
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Not that film, no.
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That film had nothing on it.
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I still have the film that's going to
win me first prize.
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Nothing's going to get it away from me.
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As black as can be.
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They gave us the wrong film for the
police to develop.
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Yeah, the police were right when they
said they couldn't act on our word
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alone. We don't even know if the real
film does show the break-in.
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Billy!
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Mr. Renter!
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What's wrong, Kathy?
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Jim, he gave you the wrong film.
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Oh, boy, do we know that?
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Now, Len and Marty are after him for the
real film. I was coming to get the
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police. Why is he being so foolish?
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All of a sudden, all he cared about was
winning.
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It didn't matter... If he hurt someone,
or ignored his sense of duty, he lied to
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you, too.
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There are those who err on the side of
dishonesty in order to win competitions,
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Billy. Such as they walk in disgrace,
and perhaps even in danger.
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Look, now he might be in danger.
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Which way was he heading?
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Out of town, towards the cliff area.
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All right, mentor, you and Kathy notify
the police. I'll meet you there. Right.
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Well, why didn't you take the motor
home? We'll be needing it.
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Well, you go on. I'll catch up.
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Holy moly.
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Captain Marvel, why did I let the
thought of winter mean so much to me?
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I heard Kathy, and I lied to Billy and
Minter, and I even refused to go to the
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authorities, and now they're trapped in
there.
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Well, you were wrong, Jim, but maybe
you've learned a valuable lesson.
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Right now, the main thing is to get
Glenn and Marty out of that cave.
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Yeah, but how? Those rocks are so big.
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For Captain Marvel, they might as well
be big feathers.
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I can't take a chance on making things
worse than they are.
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Don't worry, Jim.
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Captain Marvel hasn't finished.
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You might say in a situation like this,
it's just a drill for him.
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You read my mind, Andrea.
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I'll drill through the top of that cave,
and that way I won't have to disturb the
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boulders at all.
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The vibration is taking the table off.
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You can do it, right?
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I mean, your strength.
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Your strength, your speed.
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Speed and strength aren't always enough,
Jim.
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Not without some careful and creative
thinking at times.
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You're not going to be able to help him.
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It's all my fault if my foot hadn't
slipped on that sandy soil.
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Sandy soil.
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That's it.
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Basic matter in glass.
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He's using the heat of the super
friction to melt and fuse the sand in
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the glass.
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Now he's polishing the glass deck and
grinding it to make it into a... Huge
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magnifying glass.
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Yeah, but what good will that do?
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With a magnifying glass this large, I
can magnify the sun's rays into laser
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beam intensity.
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And a laser beam can burn right through
those large boulders without causing any
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vibration. Yes, but unfortunately, not
even Captain Marvel can think up
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sunshine.
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Andrea, you're a science teacher.
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You must know someone with a laser.
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You can use the radio inventor's motor
home to call someone.
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By the Isis.
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Isis. Oh, Amun-Ra and your chariot
swift, traverse the skies and the clouds
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do lift.
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Look, the hi-fi store robbery.
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We did it.
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You know, all this taught me a lesson.
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Winning means nothing at all if you do
anything just to win.
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What will you do now with your
documentary that you and Kathy shot?
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Well, turn it over to the police, just
in case there is any evidence in it.
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I wouldn't want to show it at the
festival now anyway.
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Not after what it almost made me do.
That's a shame, Jim, that you won't have
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a documentary in the festival.
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I know that you and Kathy really looked
forward to that.
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Who says we won't have a documentary at
the festival?
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I stopped to get the camera out of the
car trunk.
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I shot the whole thing here.
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A film we'll call Captain Marvel and
Isis Save the Day.
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Co-starring Captain Marvel and Isis.
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That sounds like a real winner to me.
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Listen, before I go, Captain Marvel, may
I have your autograph for my collection?
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Gladly, if you let me have yours.
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