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[theme song]
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♪ Josie in outer space ♪
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♪ Pussycats are all in place ♪
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♪ Blasting off on another chase ♪
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♪ Mars stars the Milky Way ♪
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♪ When they're groovin' who can say ♪
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♪ Buckle up your seatbelts ♪
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♪ They could be in orbit in the stars ♪
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♪ On a spooky planet maybe Mars ♪
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♪ There's no way of knowing ♪
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♪ When they're groovin' way above the atmosphere ♪
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♪ Trying to get back to here ♪
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♪ They're blasting off now ♪
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♪ Josie's on a rocket ride ♪
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♪ Pussycats all by her side ♪
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♪ Bleep Bleep is the kooky guide ♪
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♪ Come along and dig the chase ♪
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♪ With the Pussycats in outer space ♪
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♪ The Pussycats in outer space ♪
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♪ Yeah ♪
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[eerie music]
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Ha, that's nutty! Knitting in space.
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I sure hope I finish this sweater by the time
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we get back to Earth.
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Unless I can figure out the right course
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we might not arrive back on Earth for years.
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Well, that's okay. I'll knit slowly.
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She's gotta be kidding.
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bleep
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bleep bleep bleep
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Bleep says, it's very nice
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but he likes long sleeves better.
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bleep
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Josie, if you don't stop fooling around, I'll do the steering.
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She's not fooling around. The ship is out of control.
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(Josie) And so are we!
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We're loosing our gravity control within the ship!
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We're going to be weightless!
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Who cares? I love that floaty feeling.
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I found out what our problem is.
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Well, what is it, Val?
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All the instruments that use water have gone dry.
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Yeah, something has drained all the moisture
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out of the spaceship.
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And out of me, too.
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Water, water. I got to have water.
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Me, too.
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I'm so dry, I feel like a chocolate malt without milk.
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bleep bleep bleep
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meow
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We've gotta get water.
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We'll stop at the next planet and hope we can find some.
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[zapping]
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The vehicle and the instruments of those strangers
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have been drained of all water.
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My hydro converter machine has done its work.
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They must land here on our planet
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and when they do, it will be step one
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of my master plan.
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[eerie music]
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(Josie) 'What's it look like, Val?'
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There isn't much room for us to land, it's mostly water.
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Good, good, water! Water, I must have water!
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Quiet, Alexander, we have to concentrate.
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Three degrees to starboard.
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(Alan) 'Three degrees to starboard.'
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- 'One degree back to port.' - One degree back to port.
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- Steady as she goes. - Steady as she goes.
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Oh, goodness, this is so exciting!
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Do you know what they're talking about?
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Of course not. That's why it's so exciting.
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With luck, we can hit that island over there.
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Please don't hit it too hard, it's such a little bitty island.
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'He-he-he.'
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- Secure for landing. - 'Strap in, kids!'
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[dramatic music]
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Now, to make their landing one they will not forget.
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Excellent, Aquar! Your hydro converter machine
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adds water just as easily as it drains it.
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(Aquar) 'Of course.'
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We must not seen. Submerge.
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Up, viewer scope.
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Good. The island is being submerged.
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[intense music]
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A perfect landing, Alan.
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Right on the island. Alan, you're a genius!
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Oh, I wouldn't say that.
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Well, I would. And in your honor
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we're going to name it Alan Island.
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I will step outside, and do the naming myself.
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No, Alexandra, wait.
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I am the only one here whose beauty and talent
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make her worthy of bestowing such an honor.
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So stand back.
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Now, listen to me, island
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I hereby name you, Alan I..
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splash
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Well, she isn't thirsty anymore. Now, she's all wet. He-he.
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[sniggering]
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I'm sure there was an island below us.
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Yeah, something very strange is going on.
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Total confusion. He he he.
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Cool it, Alexandra.
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gulp
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Get me..
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gulp
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...out of here.
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gulp
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Grab this rope.
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Now, that's a switch.
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She's usually handing somebody a line.
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Now, to lure them away from their vehicle.
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Raise decoy island.
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- 'Get the water pumps going.' - 'I'll fix the instruments.'
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Hey, you hotshot pilots, there's our island over there.
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Now, how did we miss it?
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Never mind that, let's not miss a chance for fresh food.
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Get the rubber rafts, we'll explore that island.
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Yes, Aquar, the tubes are ready.
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Launch!
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swoosh
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Faster, they're still ahead.
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Alan, what's that?
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(Alan) 'A welcoming committee of some kind.'
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And they don't look too kind.
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We're surrounded! Look out!
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Uh, just a minute, you guys.
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'What are you doing?'
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Help, Alan. I'm caught.
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We're all caught, Josie.
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Now, wait a minute. We're folks, not fish.
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I'd say. This was another fine mesh we're in.
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Ha ha ha.
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meow meow meow
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bleep bleep bleep
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I wonder if they greet everyone this way.
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(Valerie) Maybe it's a special welcome.
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I hope it isn't the blue plate special.
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[intense music]
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So you see, my young friends
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why you're so important to my plans?
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In a few hours, when all is in readiness
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we will transport my hydro converter to your planet
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in your spaceship.
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That way, no one will be suspicious, and try to stop us.
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I'm sure it's an adorable little machine
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but we have big oceans full of water down there, thank you.
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I shall control the weather on your planet.
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'Watch.'
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'I can create rain, storms, hurricanes.'
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Too much! A tempest in a tank.
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Technologically terrifying!
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Wow, that really stirs up a storm!
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That is just a sample of what my hydro converter can do.
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You're water thingamajig could do so much good for everyone.
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- 'Why storms?' - Why?
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To control all the water planets in the universe.
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Remove the hydro converter. We prepare to execute our plans.
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Control the water planets?
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These characters are weird enough to try.
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thud
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bleep bleep bleep
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We're trapped, trapped, trapped, do you hear?
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You can say that again.
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Alright. We're trapped, trapped, trapped, oh--
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Oh, be quiet, Alexander!
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We have to figure a way to get out of here.
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And soon. If Aquar ever gets that machine working on Earth
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everyone will be in very deep trouble.
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Uh-oh!
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We have to out that crazy machine out of commission.
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I wonder how we can distract the attention of the guards.
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They paid plenty of attention to me. Did you notice?
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They found me utterly fascinating.
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That's it!
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You too, Alan? You find me utterly fascinating at last?
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No, no, no. If Josie and the Pussycats
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go and do a number--
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The guards get real curious--
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And we might get a chance to get out of here.
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If Josie puts on a number, they'll get real sick.
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That's for sure.
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[sniggers]
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I almost had it. There.
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Fish stick drum sticks.
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Here's a slick click.
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A seashell sym-phony. Ha!
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Ready, kids?
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The guards are right outside, in the corridor.
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Just a minute.
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I wanna make sure this drum has a good...rat-a-tat.
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Okay, we have a very nice rat-a-tat-tat.
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Pussycats ready.
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Now, remember, keep playing, no matter what happens.
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And we'll take care of the rest.
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Uh, c-c-couldn't I just watch?
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Get back here, nitwit, and grab a net.
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Alright, go!
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♪ Hey open up your eyes ♪ ♪ Hey open up your eyes ♪
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♪ Yeah I'm sure you'll realize ♪
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♪ Na na na na-na-na na na na ♪
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♪ Na na na na-na-na na na na ♪
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♪ Hey open up your eyes ♪
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♪ Ooh I think you'll be surprised ♪
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♪ It's not bad to face the music ♪
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♪ Once you know the tune ♪ ♪ Na na na ♪
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♪ Doesn't mean you have to use it ♪
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♪ Tu ru ru tu tu ♪
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♪ Look at all you can be ♪
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♪ Tu ru ru tu tu ♪
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♪ You oughta see it through ♪
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♪ Na na na na-na-na na na na ♪
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[screaming]
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♪ Na na na na-na-na na na na ♪♪
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Come on, gang, now we can get out of here.
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I'm with you, Alan.
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How come he's never with you?
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This way. Shh.
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Another guard. Cool it, gang. Freeze.
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Nobody move an eyelash.
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bleep bleep bleep
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Steady, Bleep.
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ee ee ee
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Oh, no!
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[sneezes]
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slam
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(Melody) 'Gesundheit, Bleep.'
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Got him!
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That sneeze saved us. Thanks, Bleep.
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bleep bleep bleep
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Come on, let's find the rafts.
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- 'Which way?' - Let's try this way.
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- 'Through that hall.' - Stick together, gang.
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I'm trying, but I keep shaking apart.
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[intense music]
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Now, let's move, before those guards get loose.
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Keep down, gang.
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There are the rafts. Come on.
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I never thought I'd be glad to see a paddle again.
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Oh, my back hurts. I'm tired of paddling.
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You want Aquar to catch us?
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I'm paddling, I'm paddling.
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That's it, keep moving.
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Golly, it's fun peddling like this!
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Not peddling, Melody, paddling.
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Peddling is what you do on a bicycle.
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No, that's puddling.
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I like to ride in the rain.
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[giggles]
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Our only chance is to get miles away
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so Aquar can't find us.
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We've gotta move faster.
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bleep bleep bleep
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Bleep has a plan.
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He calls it Bleep's bleep feet.
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Let's give it a try.
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[whirring]
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(Alex) 'And away we go!'
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You fools, you let them escape!
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I see them, Aquar. They're moving fast.
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A simple storm will slow them down.
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A small hurricane will be even better.
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[laughs]
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As soon as we're clear of Aquar, we'll have to work out a plan
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to sneak back and destroy that hydro converter.
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I've got a better idea. We forget the whole thing
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find our ship and scadoodle. Brilliant, huh?
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It's a storm!
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- It's a man-made storm. - An Aquar-made storm.
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And it's made Bleep frightened.
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Hang on, everybody!
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The other raft, I can't see it.
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(Josie) 'It's gone!'
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Aquar won't ever find us here.
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Nobody'll ever find us here.
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- I wanna go home. - Who doesn't?
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Now, shape up, Alexander.
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We've got to find out what or who is on this island.
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Well, there's a "what" that's of this island.
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[whirring]
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Good, we have some of them.
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They cannot escape this time.
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It seems to be worked by some kind of remote control.
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Looks like a plain, ordinary, giant vacuum cleaner to me.
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And it's going to clean us off the beach
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if we don't stir up a little dust.
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Let's go!
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meow
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[whirring]
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screech
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No sign of them.
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There's not a soul for miles around.
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Sure there is.
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Well, not a people soul, but a fish soul.
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mew mew mew
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bleep bleep bleep
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I think they're really talking.
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But they are. Arthur, that's the porpoises type fish
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told Bleep there's nothing to worry about.
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He saw our friends land safely on an island.
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Is he sure?
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Well, how does he know they're our friends?
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He says one of them have fur and makes a noise like "meow".
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Sebastian!
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Hey, that's good news!
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Yes. Now, for the bad news.
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That mean old Aquar captured them on the island
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and he's taking them back to the spaceship in his submarine.
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- No! - Yes!
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bleep bleep bleep
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That means he's gonna fly them back to Earth.
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And take that miserable machine, too.
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- We've gotta stop them. - But how?
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On this raft, we can never get there in time.
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bleep bleep bleep
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Bleep says he can get us there in time with Arthur's help.
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- He can? - How?
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Team work!
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[whirring]
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Whee!
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Never mind "whee". How are we gonna save the kids from Aquar?
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I have a way. If we get there first.
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[chattering]
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bleep bleep bleep
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Arthur and Bleep say, "Don't worry, we'll get there first."
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Thank you, Arthur. We're very grateful to you.
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mew mew mew
328
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He says, "You're welcome anytime."
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[chattering]
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bleep bleep bleep
331
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Okay, we're here. Now, what's your idea?
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The escape hatch.
333
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If we can get Aqua and those other guys to stand on top of it
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I can push this control button--
335
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And dump them right out of the spaceship. Brilliant!
336
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Look, here comes the submarine.
337
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Disappear, everybody.
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[dramatic music]
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Into the spaceship, all of you.
340
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You Earth people, too.
341
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The other kids are with them.
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(Aquar) 'Careful with that hydra converter.'
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Guard it at all times.
344
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Our entire mission depends on this weapon.
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How are we gonna get them over to the escape hatch?
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We'll have to find a way.
347
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How are we gonna get them over to the escape hatch?
348
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We'll just have to find a way.
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meow
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Prepare for take off.
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bleep bleep
352
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swoosh
353
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It's Bleep!
354
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swoosh
355
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screech screech
356
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Get those pest out of here!
357
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Ye-ah!
358
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Ye-ow!
359
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Come on, Bleep.
360
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bleep bleep bleep
361
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meow meow meow
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crash
363
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Here goes nothing.
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Crumbs away!
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splash
366
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bleep bleep
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[sniggers]
368
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Am I glad to see you again!
369
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Oh, I'm glad to see all of you!
370
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Will be gladder to see Earth.
371
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Come on, let's go.
372
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Right on, Alan!
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Stand by for blast off!
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whoosh
375
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Bye-bye! It was nice meeting you fellas.
376
00:18:12,000 --> 00:18:15,000
What do we do with that weird water machine?
377
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I know exactly what we're gonna do with that dumb device.
378
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(Valerie) 'Right on, Josie.'
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Stand by. Hatch release.
380
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Wait a minute, till we get high enough.
381
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'Now!'
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(Alan) 'Nice, goin', Alex!'
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[all exclaim]
384
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Golly, it looks like a big jigsaw puzzle.
385
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[upbeat music]
386
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Now all we got to do is try to figure a course for home.
387
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I can hardly wait for all my friends to see this sweater.
388
00:18:49,000 --> 00:18:51,000
Yeah, it looks great, Melody.
389
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Oh, do you really like it, Alan?
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- It's groovy. - 'I'll take that.
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(Melody) 'But, Alexandra, it's not quite fin--'
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(Alexandra) 'I know how to model clothes.'
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'Oh, Alan!'
394
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How do you like the way the sweater looks on me?
395
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Groovy, hmm?
396
00:19:07,000 --> 00:19:10,000
Well, the part you're wearing looks alright.
397
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The part I'm wearing?
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bleep bleep bleep
399
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(Alan) 'The rest is a little ragged.'
400
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Oh, no!
401
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My little old sis is finally unstrung.
402
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[laughing]
403
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Let go, you bleeping ball of fuzz!
404
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bleep bleep bleep
405
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That's cute!
406
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Bleep says now he has a real yarn to tell his grand children.
407
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[all laughing]
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[theme song]
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♪ They're blasting off now ♪
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♪ Josie's on a rocket ride ♪
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♪ Pussycats all by her side ♪
412
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♪ Bleep Bleep is the kooky guide ♪
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♪ Come along and dig the chase ♪
414
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♪ With the Pussycats in outer space ♪
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♪ The Pussycats in outer space ♪
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♪ Yeah ♪♪
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