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EPISODE 6 HUGEFOOT

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There ! I see a spot.

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A little more to the right.

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You've got it now.

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Maybe a bit too much to the right.

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Welcome to the National
Society of Inventors.

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You two know what you're to do.

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What are you? That was Plastic
Man who just went inside.

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So, not even the famous
Plastic Man is going to stop me

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from stealing the world's
greatest invention.

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The world's greatest invention.
Well, at least the inventor's not modest.

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Not when he is the one and only
Professor Alexander Edison Corbett.

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Just what is your invention, Professor?

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Call it a crystal ball.

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Looks like a square to me.

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Let me demonstrate.

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That's the Capital City Golf Tournament.
What's so remarkable about that?

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But Plast, the tournament isn't
going to start until tomorrow.

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Yeah, that means with that device
you can see into the future.

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Think of what it means.

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I'm thinking of what harm it could
do if it falls into the wrong hands,

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which is why we're here to protect it.

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There's no danger.

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This convention center
is too tightly guarded.

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And even if someone were to
break in, they'd never get out.

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A computer alarm automatically shuts off
all the elevators and locks all the exits.

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Nothing can go wrong.

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Hi, guys.

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Wow, a man-made blackout.

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Looks like trouble has arrived.

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That flexible flatfoot has like melted potty
against the world's greatest criminal genius,

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who is also a college
decafferin champion.

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I'd better stay close to
the professor's invention.

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Going my way?

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Put me down, you oversized ape!

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I can't see a thing.
I'd better clear the air.

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Uh-oh. Both Penny and the professor's
invention have been nabbed.

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I'd better find them fast.

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You reached the end
of the land, big stuff.

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You don't really think a little
brick wall is going to stop Hugefoot.

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No, I guess not.

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In case Plastic Man tries to follow us.

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My super sense tells me that the
criminal escaped through here.

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Going down.

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Looks like I've been left
with the short end of the rope.

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We'll never get to the plastic
jet in time to catch him.

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Plastic Man, use my car.

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Thanks.

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Glad to help out.

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Looks like your bad luck is holding.

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Sorry about this.
Our insurance will cover the damage.

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It's no use. We've lost them.

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It's the Chief.

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Hi, Chief.

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<i>Any luck? Or do I have to ask?</i>

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We'll find Penny and the invention.
Have we ever let you down?

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<i>I'm not even going to answer that one.</i>

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Well, you can't win them all.

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<i>But at least you ought to
win one, once in a while.</i>

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I don't think the Chief is too pleased.

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Suffering surfboards.
We've got to get Penny back.

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And my invention.

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We'll do both.

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How?

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I don't know.
But I'll think of something.

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The bidding's already
at $300 million, boss.

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I knew that future-seeing
invention was worth a fortune.

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But, well, there's one little hitch.

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Hitch? What hitch?

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It seems some of the bidders want
you to prove the invention works.

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Proof? They want proof from Hugefoot?

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I'll give them proof.

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Anything yet?

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That exotic perfume Penny is always
wearing lingers around for weeks.

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I'll pick up the scent soon.

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Go away, dog.

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Come, Matilda.

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We'll find a nice dog
for you to associate with.

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That's it. I found the scent.

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How are you going to prove the
professor's invention works, boss?

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Tonight, the Shah of Bangland is bringing
$40 million in gold into the city.

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And this device is going to tell us
which airstrip the plane is landing at.

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Westside Airport.

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When the gold plane arrives,
you two will be there to meet it.

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The biggest gold robbery in history.

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To be proof that this
little gimmick works.

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What about me?

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Don't worry, we'll think of something.

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Oh no!

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What was that?

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<i>Help!</i>

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It's Penny.

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Help!

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This little old board
won't hold me up for long.

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Hang on, Penny.

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Plas, you saved my life!

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But we still haven't recovered
the professor's invention.

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Hugefoot has it,

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and he intends to use it to steal the
Sah of Bagland's secret gold shipment.

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The device showed him where
the Sah's plane is landing.

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Hmm, as long as Hugefoot can see into
the future, we'll never catch him.

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Unless...

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- Unless?
- Unless?

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Unless we can trick Hugefoot into
thinking the device doesn't work.

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How are we gonna do that?

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Airport's this way.

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That's brilliant, Plastic Man!
The airplane will be at the right airport.

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But those two goons will
be at the wrong airport.

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A stroke of genius, if
I dare to say so myself.

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But shouldn't we be
going after those two?

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No, we want their boss.

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And as long as he has the future-seeing
device, he'd see us coming.

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But when his stooges come back
empty-handed, he'll think it's busted.

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So he'll capture the
professor to fix it.

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Only it won't be the professor.

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Part one of Plas's plan worked.
Now it's time for part two.

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Sorry if my associates caused
you any trouble, Professor Corbin.

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Not as much trouble as
I'm about to cause you.

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Plastic Man!

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It was a trap!

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Obviously, you idiots!

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You could make it easy on
yourselves and surrender quietly.

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I didn't think you would.

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You'll never get me!

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Hugefoot's getting away,
but I'll get him!

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I hope my pocket parachute works.

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Sorry to drop in so unexpectedly.

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You should do this for a living.

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Anyone playing with fire
needs to be cooled off.

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Help!

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This'll hold you until
the police arrive.

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<i>I hate to say it,
but you did a good job.</i>

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<i>Hugefoot and his stooges are
in jail where they belong,</i>

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<i>and the professor has
his invention back.</i>

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Well, Chief, all in a day's work.

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<i>Unfortunately, your
superhero insurance rates</i>

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<i>have also gone up, which will
be deducted from your bonus</i>

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<i>and your next three paychecks.</i>

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Well, we may not have money,

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but I've got three tickets for
the Capital City Golf Tournament.

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No thanks.

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But you and Plas love golf.

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But we already saw the game
on the professor's invention,

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and we know how it's going to turn out.

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Sometimes knowing the future
in advance isn't a lot of fun.

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You know, Hula-Hula,
I think you're right.

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