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Wow, yes, that is exactly how you say,
oh, who am I kidding, pass the chicken

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gravy in Spanish.

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Another point for Skips.

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Eh, once you learn a little Latin, all
the other romance languages tend to fall

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into place.

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Dude, this game of hard question, soft
question is so specific.

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Yeah, who's next?

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Because I don't want to get another, how
many hairs are there per square inch on

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the average dog?

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12,000. Well, yeah, I know now.

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Thomas is next. Last card, and it's a
soft question.

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What film featured an old man and his
young friend who used a time machine to

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go back to the future?

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Um... Picnic Near the Daroga, directed
by Andrej Tarkovi?

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No maggots on the steps of Odessa by
Sergei Isenov. No, I found my dead wife

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on a space station also directed by
Andrei Tarkovych I Know this is a

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little rude to say because it's our
first time hanging out But you have

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single-handedly ruined this game minus
four points for Thomas Well, Thomas

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loses clearly.

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So Thomas has to clean the living room
tonight

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Oh, great.

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Jobs like that are why I love this
internship so much.

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I don't appreciate the sarcasm, Thomas.

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No, no, I really do love it. Oh, no, I
guess we'll have to give him more

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cleaning jobs. He likes to clean. Oh,
no.

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Maybe we should just keep letting him do
it, though.

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Private caller.

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Excuse me a sec.

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Uh, hello?

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Nikolai, new mission. We must track down
scary bioweapon dealers in Paris.

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Oh, yeah, that sounds pretty important.

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Oh, private caller.

33
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Oh, you got a girlfriend?

34
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Who is all the voices speaking at you?

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Uh, sorry, can't hear you right now.
I'll have to call you back. Hey,

36
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careful. I had to write our address on
all those cards in case we lose one.

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Hey, Benson, it turns out that was my
girlfriend. And I'm late to dinner.

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I've been... Have you?

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Skips. Would you mind it if I cleaned up
the living room tomorrow?

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We have a park manager's meeting here at
7, so as long as it's done before then,

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you can go.

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1,900 hours.

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Got it. Thanks, Benson.

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No problem.

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Stay radical.

46
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Did you just try to be cool in front of
the intern?

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Yes.

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Nikolai, where have you been?

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My darling Svetlana.

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You know I cannot tell you, for it would
reveal my secret identity.

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Oh, Nikolai.

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That's the sort of loyalty that makes it
hard to stay mad at you.

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Here, let me show you our new cool
stuff.

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Look at me. I am so American.

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X-ray goggle.

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Grapple hook.

57
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And gadget I'm most excited about using?

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Invisible box.

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Yes, right. Gadgets and stuff.

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Who's our target?

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Oh, you want to rush it along?

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Normally not what I mean to, but...
Target one, a dealer named Goldfang.

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Whereabouts unknown.

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Target two, however, whereabouts very
known.

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That is Red Swan.

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If we wait a little while longer, Red
Swan will lead us directly to Gold Fang

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and we can... There's no time for
waiting! Let's just get her now! No!

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Wait!

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Red Swan, give us the bioweapon!

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Street safe snow helmet on!

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She's getting away!

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Oh, you got me.

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I was also a spy.

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Cool helmet, Ted.

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Now give us the bioweapon. Oh, right
away.

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Just cheese and pastries with no fruit
jam or any information on how to find

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Goldfang and the bioweapon.

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Unlike this piece of paper right here.

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Wait,

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this isn't my parachute overcoat.

81
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The catacombs. I have hunched bioweapon
not in catacombs. Better we split up to

82
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cover more ground.

83
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As long as we can do it in less than
five hours, we'll be fine. What happens

84
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in five hours?

85
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Uh, that is just the maximum amount of
time a mission can take.

86
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Ah, they did say that in spy school.

87
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Hmm.

88
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That's... Seven chips!

89
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Dude, you could totally do, like, five
more. Thomas!

90
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Where's Thomas?

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If he's not here, you guys are gonna
have to clean all this up.

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Uh... Bathroom. Definitely bathroom.

93
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He ate up bad, uh... He ate trash.

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Trash? Straight from the can. You know
interns.

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Wow, that's really gross.

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Tell him he better get this cleaned up
soon. Don't want all those other park

97
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managers to start calling me Benson
Dungrody again.

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Hello. Oh, sorry.

99
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We were trying to reach this guy,
Thomas.

100
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Oh, right. Right, right. No, this is
Thomas.

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I was just messing with you guys.

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This is no time for jokes.

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Where are you, man?

104
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We covered for you, but Benson is
flipping out because you haven't cleaned

105
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yet. Oh, man. I'm sorry, guys. I'll be
back soon. I swear.

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Those guys are hilarious.

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Wait, what was I supposed to be doing
again?

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Oh, right.

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Saving the world from a deadly
bioweapon.

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Why did we have to meet in the
catacombs? It's very unsettling, no?

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Did you bring the bioweapon?

112
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Could.

113
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Why you throw a bioweapon? It could
explode.

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Bioweapon will not explode without
activator.

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Clever. It's that kind of cleverness
that I like about you.

116
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What was that?

117
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Really? You are afraid of one skull?

118
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We are in room full of skulls.

119
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No luck for me. I could not find
Goldfang anywhere.

120
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How unfortunate.

121
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Me neither.

122
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Yes.

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Kiss me.

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Sure.

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What's this?

126
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It's not what you think, Nikolai. I saw
you with Goldfang.

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Why hide it from me? I'm doing my job.
It's you who's always wanting to be

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somewhere else.

129
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Maybe that's true. I'm taking bioweapon
with me so no one can detonate it. Where

130
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are you going?

131
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I'm sorry, Svetlana.

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It's a secret.

133
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You are not the only one who can pick
pockets.

134
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Where is he?

135
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You two, clean up this mess.

136
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Aw, what? But you told Thomas to do it.
Thomas?

137
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Who's Thomas? As far as I'm concerned,
Thomas is fired.

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Unless he can somehow magically appear
in the next two seconds.

139
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Hey, guys. Thomas!

140
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Sorry, I'm late. I'll start cleaning
right away. Oh, hey, you brought a snow

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globe. That could be great. The park
managers will love that.

142
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Uh, maybe you guys should come back
later. After I'm done, I have this

143
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really weird thing where I don't like
being watched while I clean. TMI, dude.

144
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Five minutes!

145
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Yeah, you got it.

146
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So, this is your big secret, huh? Old
chips and beige wallpaper?

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You wouldn't understand.

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I cannot talk now. I must clean room.

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The room will be hard to clean once it's
blown to smithereens.

150
00:09:01,720 --> 00:09:04,280
I followed you because I thought you
liked me.

151
00:09:04,480 --> 00:09:05,480
Then they kissed.

152
00:09:05,560 --> 00:09:08,060
You were just trying to get the
activator.

153
00:09:08,320 --> 00:09:09,360
Yes, I was.

154
00:09:09,800 --> 00:09:12,920
If you wanted it, you should have just
asked.

155
00:09:15,739 --> 00:09:19,620
Time to say goodbye to your precious
power!

156
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What are you doing?

157
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Both my jobs!

158
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Why do you... care about stupid living
room.

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I am intern here, and I love it.

160
00:09:48,090 --> 00:09:53,250
So much less drama than secret agent
life. Being intern is more important to

161
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you than doing mission together?

162
00:10:01,350 --> 00:10:05,010
It is over, comrade.

163
00:10:08,190 --> 00:10:12,620
But we're all going to die. Oh, I didn't
think about that part.

164
00:10:12,820 --> 00:10:13,880
Not all of us!

165
00:10:14,920 --> 00:10:16,260
Oh, yeah!

166
00:10:21,500 --> 00:10:25,420
Svetlana, I am sorry I walked out on
you. I am glad you did.

167
00:10:25,660 --> 00:10:28,660
The Nikolai I loved was secret agent.

168
00:10:29,060 --> 00:10:32,260
The man in front of me now is an intern.

169
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Goodbye, Thomas.

170
00:10:36,640 --> 00:10:39,340
And wait till you see this snow globe.

171
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We're entering the house right this way.

172
00:10:44,450 --> 00:10:49,210
Hey, everybody.

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What the heck is that?

174
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That is the most amazing snow globe I've
ever seen.

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00:11:14,080 --> 00:11:15,100
Oh yeah.

