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[ Fly unzips, growling noise ]

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[ Growling ]

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[ Growling ]

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[ Purring ]

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[ Gunshot ]

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♪♪

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[ Tires screech ]

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♪♪

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[ Growling ]

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[ Lasers fire ]

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[ Screaming ]

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♪♪

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Branski: If these
Toilet Bowl Monsters

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are as predictable
as I think they are,

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they'll be here
in the sewers.

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Attracted to the
smell of their own dead.

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So much to hate about these
so-called Toilet Bowl Monsters.

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Next thing you know,
they'll crawl out of the toilet

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with tiny suitcases
ready to move in.

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Rent free.

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That's not fair.

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Toilet Bowl Monsters!

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[ Screeching wildly ]

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All right, everyone,
no class next week,

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as I'll be
on one amazing trip.

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In the meantime,
please direct your attention

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to the numerical puzzle
I've left on the board.

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Remember the words
of our school's founder,

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and my great-grandfather,
Harold Boddington --

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"The world is a puzzle
to be solved!"

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It's the spirit
of our great university.

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And anyone who can solve this
while I'm gone

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will get an immediate "A"
for the semester.

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But good luck, you'd have
to be a puzzle-solving genius.

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Uh, Professor Lane!

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I think...I've got it!

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Be my guest, Miss Sanders.

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I think
it's...a new shape.

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Has anybody ever seen a shape
like this before?!

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Triangle.
[ Laughter ]

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I agree with the bully,
Jennifer.

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You did not provide
an answer.

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It's just
a ridiculous shape.

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[ Bell rings ]
Class dismissed.

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But, Professor Lane,
I triple-checked
that shape in my mind --

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The Bractegon is
more than a shape, Jennifer!

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Bractegon?!
That word...just slipped out,
means nothing.

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[ Insects chirping ]

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Man: Hey!

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♪♪

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J.A.S.O.N., call Matt.

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Calling the guy you think is
your boyfriend for some reason.

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Jen, I'm kind of busy.

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There's a weird guy
following me.

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Can you meet me on campus?

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I'm...kind of busy.

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Remember,
you're the only girl for m--

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Hello?

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Hey!
[ Bark-talks ]

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What's he saying?

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Peenie Squeezie!

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His name is
"Peenie Squeezie"?

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Uh-huh! Uh-huh!

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Hey!
Holy shit!

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Oof!

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Chubbie, don't [bleep]
with Peenie Squeezie.

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Whuh? Whuh?
That shape!

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Wh-whuh?
He wants us
to follow him!

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The school's founder,
Boddington --

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what does he have to do
with the shape?

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[ Cling! ]
Hey.

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♪♪

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Hey.

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♪♪

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Nice work,
Peenie Squeezie.

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We've been expecting you.

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[ Gunfire ]

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[ Screeching ]

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I'm out!
French, get the last one!

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♪♪

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I...I can't.

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This Toilet Bowl Monster...

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is too handsome!

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Pull the trigger!

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If he's pregnant,
we're screwed!

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I'm sorry!

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Happens to the best of us.

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I can only assume
he's some sort of sex wizard

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for the Toilet Bowl Monsters.

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We'll just have to go deeper
to stop him.

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My apologies
for Peenie Squeezie, here.

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His methods are crude
but effective.

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Who are you people?

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The Secret Society
of the Bractegon!

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Professor Lane?!
But you made fun
of my new shape.

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[ Scoffs ]
Jen, what you drew wasn't new...

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it's the very first shape.

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We need your help
for a special puzzle.

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Do I have a choice?

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Hey.
'Course you have a choice!

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You have a special talent.

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Nobody's ever solved
that equation so quickly.

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Will you join us on our quest
to solve the ultimate puzzle?

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I'll need to check
with my uncle.

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Jen, will you come
to the sewers right now?

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We're fighting
Toilet Bowl Monsters.

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They're smelly and nasty.

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I'm in.

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Misha Barron.
Professor of linguistics

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and lifelong
puzzle enthusiast.

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And I'm her husband,
Leopold!

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I just do
whatever the wife tells me.

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And if it's Bractegons today,
hey, let's have some fun!

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It's nice to be
in the presence

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of high-minded people
for once.

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Yes,
especially Peenie Squeezie.

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Hey.

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Hey.
[ Whimpering ]

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Professor Lane:
My great-grandfather,
Boddington,

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founded not only our school,
but this Society.

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And he chose this location
for very specific reasons.

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It stands directly
on top of the only entrance

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to the lost city
of Gulgonia!

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There lies an artifact,

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the Lost Puzzle,
if you will,

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that when solved
will change the world!

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Right, you sold me.
I'm in.

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It's guarded
by very intense puzzles!

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You know,
before I married my wife,

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she never said one word
about puzzles.

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But when in Rome, right?

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Harold Boddington himself
went through this door

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70 years ago
and never came out.

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You sure you want
to do this?

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The Founder's words
were why I chose this school!

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Hey, le-- eh,
let the girl have her fun!

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Then let's do it!
And hey --

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looks like our dogs
are becoming friends.

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Hey.
Wh-wh-wh-whuh?

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Wh-wh-wh-whuh...

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[ Wailing ]

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Hey!
Oof!

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Wh-wh-wh-wh-whuh.

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♪♪

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Dang!
Why's everything so loud? Right?

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No way out now...

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Good. I am not leaving
until we solve these puzzles.

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Expect traps.

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The smelly
and nasty Gulgons

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would do anything
to protect the Lost Puzzle.

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Don't touch anything.

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"Smelly and nasty"?

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Sheesh!

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♪♪

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Thanks, pal!

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Hey!
Aaghh!

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Hyah!
Oof! Ohh.

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♪♪

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Keep clear of the slime.

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Slime?
Give me a break over here!

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Slime.

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[ Warbles ]
Oof!

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[ Both grunt ]
Misha!

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Just go!
Leave me!

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All right, come on, honey!
Fun's over.

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Unstick yourself!
I can't.

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We'll die together.

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Huh. Damn. Okay.

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Well, that kind of sucks.

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Shame.
They just didn't have it.

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This key must belong
to one of these doors,

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but which one?!

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♪♪

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[ Breathing heavily ]

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This is a leap of faith,
Jennifer.

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A classic
optical illusion puzzle.

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You really think
this ceiling is lowering on us?

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Yes! I do!

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[ Wailing ]

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Oh, come on.
You're smarter than this.

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Spikes?
Obviously not real.

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Aghh!

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My head hurts
for some reason...

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This Bractegon has
a slight rectangle

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on the bottom,
not a square!

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Go ahead,
run away from the --

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[ Cracking, splat ]

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[ Rumbling ]
Aaah!

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[ Grunts ]

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Jump, Chubbie!

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Hey.

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[ Wails ]

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You can do it,
Peenie Squeezie!

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Hey.
Heeeeeeeeeeeey!

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Peenie Squeeezieeee!

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Look, Chubbie.
It's him!

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Founder Boddington!
This is where he got stuck --

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actually stuck, too.

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On this Word Jumble.

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I don't know why he couldn't
figure this one out.

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It's pretty easy.

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[ Rumbling, creaking ]

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[ Shing! ]

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My word. What --
what year is it, dear girl?

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I don't want to shock you, sir,
but it's the future.

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You were punished
for giving the wrong answer.

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It was "Zupelz" --

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the common
19th-century exclamation

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given when a mother
successfully births twins.

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Amazing!
You freed me.

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You've got a lot
of pure puzzle power in you.

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Well, "the world is
a puzzle to be solved."

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Ha! I used to say
something a little like that.

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Shall we?

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The lost city
of Gulgonia!

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No one has laid eyes on this
place for thousands of years.

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It's...incredible.

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[ Grunts ] Home of the
ugly little Gulgon creatures.

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I suspect
they've all died off.

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[ Chittering ]

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The jewel of Gulgonia.

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Th-- The Sacred Temple
of the Puzzle!

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Young lady, when I said
"the world was a puzzle

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to be solved,"
I meant it.

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This puzzle controls
the shape of the Earth.

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And when it's solved,

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you and I will
change the world

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to its purest
and final form --

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a Bractegon!

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What are you talking about?

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Ohh, my penis
is hard thinking about it.

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[ Screeching ]

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[ Gasps ]

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[ Howling, shrieking ]

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[ Gunshot ]

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[ Wailing ]

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Stop, Jen. You don't want
to touch that globe puzzle.

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But the Founder and I
are gonna solve the puzzle

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of Earth together.

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And kill billions
in the process.

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One twist and turn
of that globe thing

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and half the world
eats it.

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We had a chat
with their village elder,

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Wise Leader Gizzaro,
here.

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These Toilet Bowl Gulgons
are smart.

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And handsome!

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You cannot solve
the planet puzzle,

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for the planet puzzle
was already solved long ago.

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We are
its sworn protectors.

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Earth will never be
a Bractegon ever again.

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I guess not all puzzles
are meant to be solved.

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No! I must solve it!

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Like hell you will.

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I love round Earth!

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[ Both grunting ]

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♪♪

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What in the...?

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That's Pure Puzzle Energy!

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To contain it, one must solve
the Ultimate Puzzle.

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It's beyond
any mortal capacity!

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Not even the Gulgons
can solve this one!

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What kind of puzzle is it?!

263
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The one I was born
to solve!

264
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[ Thud! ]

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♪♪

266
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♪♪

267
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[ Speaking gibberish,
echoing ]

268
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[ Speaking gibberish ]

269
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[ Thwack! ]

270
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♪♪

271
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That should be me!
I want the pure puzzle energy!

272
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[ Ethereal chiming ]

273
00:09:56,933 --> 00:09:58,433
Huh. Yes!

274
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I feel the puzzle power!

275
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[ Crrrack! ]

276
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Wait! [ Groans ]

277
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Wait! [ Groans ]

278
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[ Crrrack! ]

279
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[ Thud ]

280
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[ Screeching excitedly ]

281
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How did you contain
the puzzle energy like that?!

282
00:10:12,000 --> 00:10:14,330
I ran into outer space
and a portal opened up.

283
00:10:14,333 --> 00:10:17,273
I split into a dozen
multicolored copies of myself,

284
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all running in unison.

285
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There was
this majestic music

286
00:10:19,833 --> 00:10:21,833
and giant circular flashes
of colored light.

287
00:10:21,833 --> 00:10:24,433
Then I found myself standing
before a giant alien head.

288
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He said [speaking gibberish]

289
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and then I replied
with [speaking gibberish]

290
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There was a whip sound...
[ Thwack! ]

291
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...and then I returned.

292
00:10:30,500 --> 00:10:31,670
I transferred the energy
to Boddington,

293
00:10:31,667 --> 00:10:33,067
turning him
into a Bractegon,

294
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thus saving the world.

295
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[ Chittering ]

296
00:10:39,167 --> 00:10:42,167
French, I'd like to introduce
you to my wife and children.

297
00:10:42,167 --> 00:10:45,927
Twins? You're a little virile
sex machine, aren't you.

298
00:10:45,933 --> 00:10:47,703
Zupelz to you both!

299
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[ Rumbling ]

300
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Not again!

301
00:10:52,033 --> 00:10:53,403
[ Snarling ]

302
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Hey.
[ Wailing ]

303
00:10:55,167 --> 00:10:56,827
Wh-wh-wh-whuh.

304
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Oh, Peenie Squeezie!

305
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♪♪