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Turner entertainment network and U.S. department of education
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Ahh, what a fine day
for science!
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I hate this part.
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Ah, at last,
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my latest, greatest work
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for the day is completed.
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Presenting...
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The high-five machine!
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Today was a fine day
for science.
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Ahh.
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[Thud]
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[Click]
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[Ticking]
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Ah, what...
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A fine day for...
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[Click]
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Dexter, voice echoing:
What a fine day for science.
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What a fine day
for science.
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What a fine day for science.
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What a fine day
for science.
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[Clock ticking]
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Ah, what a fine day
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for science.
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Wait. That didn't sound
quite right.
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Let me try it again.
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Ah, what a fine day
for science!
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Hmm. Something's still wrong,
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but what?
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Oh, no.
Could it mean that--
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whoa!
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Oh! Aah! Aah!
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Today is not
a fine day for science.
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[Splash]
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[Ding-dong]
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Yes? Dexter!
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[Birds chirping]
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Where are
your glasses?
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Not now, mom.
I am having a bad day.
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Well,
sounds like someone
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woke up on
the wrong side of the bed.
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That's it!
The wrong side of the bed!
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Thanks, mom.
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Ah, what a fine day
for science.
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No.
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Ah, what a fine day
for science.
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No!
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Ah, what a fine day
for science.
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No!
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Ah, what a fine--
ah, forget it!
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Today is just
one of those days
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when everything
that can go wrong--
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whoa!
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Oh, hey, son,
how's it going?
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Not so good.
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Oh, well, you know
what they say,
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keep a stiff
upper lip. So long, son.
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That's it,
a stiff upper lip!
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[Beeping]
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Computer:
Access denied.
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[Beeping]
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Access denied.
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[Beeping]
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Access denied.
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[Beeping]
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Access denied.
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Hello. It's me--
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Dee Dee!
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And how has
your day been,
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my littlest
and only bro?
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[Muffled]
My day?!
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I'll tell you
how my day has been.
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Awful, terrible,
horrible.
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It's been
the worst day ever.
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I've been banged up,
smashed up,
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crashed up!
It's ridiculous!
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Uh, Dexter,
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you've got something
on your face.
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I know I have.
It's keeping my upper lip stiff.
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Dad said to keep
it stiff, so i'm keeping it stiff!
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It didn't work,
did it?
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No.
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It's ok, Dexter.
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Your problem
isn't scientifical,
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it's astrological.
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Astrological?
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Yes. You see,
Dexter, everyone has a star sign.
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Yours is capricorn,
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and mine is cancer,
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and every sign
has a ruling planet.
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Yours is saturn.
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Normally, you receive
powerful rays from saturn's energy,
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which helps you be good
at science and stuff.
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But today is
the celestial lunation.
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What's that?
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It's where
the moon passes in front of saturn,
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blocking
its powerful rays.
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Hey, I need
those rays, mister moon!
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That's right.
But you can't stop it, Dexter.
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It's
in the stars!
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Stars, shmars.
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I am Dexter!
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And if any
dumb old moon
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thinks he
can stand in the way of me and science,
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he has got another
thing coming.
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Computer:
Access denied.
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[Groans]
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Access approved.
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Welcome
to the lab.
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You're welcome,
Dexter!
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Computer, engage
quad-booster rockets, trajectory--the moon.
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Computer:
Rocket engaged.
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Countdown: 5, 4,
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3, 2...
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1.
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Dexter's mother:
Dexter, keep it down!
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Computer:
Dexter, proceed with phase 2?
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You go, girl.
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Target sighted
and locked.
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Direct hit.
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Yes!
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Ok, Dex,
you have been lucky so far,
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but you are not
out of the woods yet.
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Here goes.
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It's working.
I can already feel saturn's rays
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returning
my good fortune.
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[Kiss]
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I guess today
wasn't such a bad day for science after all.
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[Sirens]
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Oh, no!
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What a misfortune!
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It is still not a fine day
for science.
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Oh.
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My--my lab.
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Hey, Dexter,
mom said to keep it down.
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[Gasps]
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Mom, Dexter's
mooning me!
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[Adventure program playing]
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[Tires screech]
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Dexter's father:
Oh, Dexter.
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Yes?
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Mom and I think
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you don't get
enough outdoor exercise, so...
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We bought you
a bike!
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Thank you,
mom and dad,
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but I don't
play outside.
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Dexter: But what
about air pollution and the hole in the ozone
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and all
of the dangerous traffic and sudden weather changes?
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Now, Dexter,
just hop on
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and you can go play
with your sister.
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Dee Dee:
It's fun to play outside.
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I am a scientist.
My place is in the lab.
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You're just scared.
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I am not scared!
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Dee Dee:
Ooh, is it broken?
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Uh, yes.
Beyond repair, I am afraid.
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Admit it,
you just can't ride.
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Can too.
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Can not. Can too!
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Can not. Can too!
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Prove it!
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Can't catch me.
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Who-oa! Ooh!
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[Thud thud]
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Dee Dee:
Can't catch me!
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Yes, I can.
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[Laughing sinisterly]
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Perfect.
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Dee Dee: Whee!
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Can't catch me.
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[Car horn honks]
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[Crash]
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[Inhales deeply]
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Dee Dee:
Can't catch me.
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[Horn honking]
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[Chirping]
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Dexter: Hmm.
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Where did she get to?
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Can't catch me.
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Laugh while you can.
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With my new
rocket booster system,
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soon, I will be
king of the road!
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Who-oa!
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Man:
Pass the cookies.
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[Crashing]
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Aah!
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[Crash]
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[Laughing sinisterly]
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Dexter:
Aha! A signal.
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With my new
Dee Dee tracking system,
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there will be
no place to hide.
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[Beeping]
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[Tires screech]
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Huh? The signal
is right on target,
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but that means--
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Dee Dee:
Oh, Dexter.
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Were you
looking for me?
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[Imitates road runner]
Beep beep.
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Whee!
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Can't catch me.
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[Jets accelerating]
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Dexter: Yee-ha!
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Cool!
Can't catch me.
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[Engine sputtering]
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[Squeaking]
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Now I have got you.
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You're not wearing
any underpants.
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Ha ha ha!
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[Thud]
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Dexter!
Now, Dexter,
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if you want to play
on your bike,
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you must
wear your helmet.
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[Footsteps]
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Dexter,
what's that?
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Where?
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Very funny.
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I'm sorry.
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Dexter,
what's that?
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Where?
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Will you
cut it out?
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Ok.
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Dexter,
what's that?!
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Oh, no.
I'm not falling for that again.
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Dee Dee: I'm
going to go try on my new swimsuit.
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Dexter's mother:
Ok, sweetheart.
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[Dee Dee
groaning]
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Dee Dee:
Whee!
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I'm a mermaid.
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Get off of me.
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Seen it.
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Ooh, whatcha
doing, Dexter?
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Well...
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I'm about to embark
on an expedition
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to communicate
with the whales using music.
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Can I help?
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You
and just what do you know
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about communicating
with other life forms, hmm?
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Now, why don't you
just go play with your fishy friends?
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Fine! I will!
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[Speaking mermaid language]
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[All speaking]
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What? Bah,
that is not science!
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Nowthis,
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this is science.
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Computer,
activate!
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Kind of small,
but I like it.
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Dexter:
Let's find some whales.
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Dexter's father:
Hey, kids, ready for your fishing lesson?
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Now, where
did those kids go?
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Oh, well,
let's see what's biting today.
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Ah, the quiet
of the deep sea.
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Hi, Dexter!
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Dee Dee,
what are you doing here?
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Playing with
my new friend.
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Isn't he sweet?
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A white whale?
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I'll get a microphone!
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Not so fast,
mister so cool submarine.
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He's my friend,
not yours,
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so butt out!
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[Rumbling]
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See you later,
squirt.
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Fine. I will find
myo
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Ar, ar, ar.
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Ar, ar.
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Ar, ar.
The white whale
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I been searching
all my life for.
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Captain ahab,
there she blows!
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Whale?
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Captain ahab:
Full speed ahead. Ar, faster!
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Ar, I got you. Ar!
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Dee Dee: Stop!
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Ahab: Avast!
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Why don't
you creeps leave that whale alone?
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Whales are...
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A pink mermaid
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I been searching
all my life for.
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Captain, what about
the white whale?
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I'll get
the whale, ar.
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...and besides,
harpoons are dangerous,
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so why don't you
pick on someone your own size?
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All: Ar!
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Um.
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Help! Help!
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Help! Help!
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Microphone,
activate.
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[Crack]
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[High-pitched]
All: ♪ ah, ooh
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[deeper]
♪ ah, ooh
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♪ oh, give me
a home ♪
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♪ where
the porpoises roam ♪
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♪ where the swordfish
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♪ and Halibut play
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♪ they
all play ♪
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Oh, wonderful.
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[High-pitched call]
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Computer: Translation:
Dee Dee is in trouble. Come quickly.
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Ah, computer,
locate my sister.
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Location found.
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Dee Dee: Help! Help! Help!
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Help! Help!
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Nobody uses
my sister for a hood ornament.
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Engage battle mode.
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[Siren]
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Hey! That's gross.
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Ar, nice and clean
there, Sammy.
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I'm entering us
in the boat show this year.
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No!
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Ar, the great,
big crab-like thing...
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I been searching
all my life for.
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Excuse me?
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Captain,
no, you haven't.
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Harpoon it anyway!
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Ar, get that great, big...
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Uh, crab-like thing! Ar!
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Yeah! Let's eat it
for dinner.
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Yay, Dexter!
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Dexter, look out!
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Ar, I'll give you
a taste of me wet Willie.
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Wet Willie?!
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Wet Willie?
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Go get 'em, Willie.
And, uh, ar!
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[Growling]
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[Gasps]
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[Speaking mermaid language]
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[Gurgling]
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Guns, ar!
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Armaments.
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Hi, honey.
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Whatcha
been up to?
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Well, first
I found some whales,
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but then the pirates
captured Dee Dee,
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so then battle mode!
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[Imitates guns]
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I will save you,
Dee Dee!
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Take that,
mister pirate.
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[Imitates guns]
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And then the whales
and the dolphins and everything
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and then boom!
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Oh, that's nice,
honey. Now, whereis
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she belongs
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to the sea now,
mother.
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Oh, Dexter!
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That's not very nice
to say about your sister.
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Oh, look,
your dad's caught a whopper.
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[Cameras clicking]
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I'm a mermaid!
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enter
at your own peril
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past
the vaulted door
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where impossible
things may happen
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that the world's
never seen before.
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♪ In Dexter's laboratory
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♪ lives the smartest boy
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♪ you've ever seen
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♪ but Dee Dee blows
his experiments ♪
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♪ to smithereens
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♪ there is gloom
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♪ and doom
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♪ while things
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♪ go boom
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♪ in Dexter's lab
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