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[theme music]
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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 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 when they're groovin' way ♪
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♪ Above the atmosphere 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 yeah ♪
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[instrumental music]
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Boy, I hope we're on our way back to Earth this time.
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So do I, but with our luck
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we're headed for the land of I-don't-know.
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Oh, I've been there. It's right near Philadelphia.
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Or is it Minnesota?
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Minnesota is the largest city in the whole state of Indianapolis.
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[giggles]
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I don't really care where we're going.
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As long as I can be close to Alan.
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What do you think, Alan, dear? Mm?
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I think I'd better change course.
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Three degrees to starboard. There we go.
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And here I go!
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Alan, you're just about as romantic as that Gyroscope.
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meow meow
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bleep bleep bleep
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meow
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bleep bleep
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What's up, fellas?
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What are you looking at?
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Oh, Molly! Isn't it adorable?
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meow meow meow
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bleep bleep bleep
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What's going on back there? What's all that racket about?
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It's either a little-bitty spaceship or a big mosquito.
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Ha ha ha.
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- Sure, Melody. - Right.
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This part of the galaxy is famous for it's big mosquitoes
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and little spaceships.
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You're not supposed to have dreams
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until after you fall asleep.
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I'm not dreaming. Come, see for yourself.
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'Now it's doing the cutest tricks.'
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Alright, Melody. I'll take a look.
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Where is it, Melody? I don't see anything.
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(Melody) Golly! Where did it go? It was there a minute ago.
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A little, tiny spaceship that looked like a big mosquito
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was out there doing tricks, right?
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Right. How did you know?
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Melody, when people are floating around in space
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for a long time, sometimes they start seeing things
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that aren't really there. Do you understand?
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- Good. - Sure.
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So stick around and see what kind of tricks
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this little spaceship can do.
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- Oh, forget it! - Yoo-hoo!
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Where've you been? Yoo-hoo!
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bleep bleep bleep bleep bleep
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(Melody) 'Hey, everybody, our little friend is back.'
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Come on, say hello. Yoo-hoo. Hi, there!
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Oh, brother! That Melody is too much!
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Melody, who's flying this little demon of the skies?
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Little pink men with purple eyes and orange noses?
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(Melody) Of course not!
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bleep bleep bleep
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We're being pulled down toward that freaky planet.
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(Alexandra) 'Probably your little, freaky friends are dragging us there.'
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- 'Huh?' - 'Oh! we're gonna crash!'
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crash
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(Alexander) 'We're-we're.. We're down.'
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[Alexander laughing]
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A beautiful landing.
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It felt like we landed on a pillow.
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(Valerie) 'Something just landed on our roof.'
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- 'What could it be?' - 'Well, let's open the hatch.'
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- 'And see.' - 'Hey, what's going on?'
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It's a little spaceship.
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[dramatic music]
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- Who are you, toy soldier? - I am Mitchko.
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Old powerful master of this planetoid.
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'You are all under arrest.'
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You look awfully familiar.
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Haven't we met some place before? Ha-ha-ha.
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Take them. They are our prisoners.
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If I didn't see this with my own eyes, I'd never believe it!
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bleep bleep bleep
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Bleep says he believes it, too.
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You little pipsqueaks must be kidding.
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You take us prisoners? Huh!
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You said it, sis! I can handle a dozen of 'em myself.
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Take the arrogant one first!
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[chuckles] I can tell you right now. You better send for the cavalry.
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Treat 'em like flies, Alexander.
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Right, sis. Shoo, shoo, shoo.
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[grunts]
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Hey, these little guys are kinda strong at that.
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[grunting]
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Did I say kinda strong? I feel like I'm in a vice.
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- Help! Help! - I better give Alex a hand!
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Argh!
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Golly! They're like iron.
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[laughing] Yes. They are.
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Men of iron and completely under my control.
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[grunting]
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[purring]
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thud
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Attaboy, Alan! Now, the other one.
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- 'Hey, take it easy!' - You want him off, don't you?
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Yeah, but I wanna stay in one piece, too.
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Go on, Bleep. Make like a dog, sick him!
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bleep bleep bleep
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[squeaks]
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[grunting]
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I'm sure glad this ground is soft.
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So, there, like my brother said, you better send for the cavalry
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if you expect to take us prisoners.
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No one dares defy the mighty Mitchko.
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Ya-hoo-ooh!
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[engine revving]
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- Oh, my gosh! He did it. - Did what?
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Sent for the cavalry.
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Let's split this in on a double.
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bleep bleep bleep
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You said it, Bleep. I'm with you.
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It's every man for himself.
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zap zap zap
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Capture all of them!
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They're getting closer.
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Everybody behind that tree up ahead and keep low.
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[zapping]
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vroom
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Listen, gang. We're sitting ducks as long as we're on foot.
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But what can we do?
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This ground is almost like snow.
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And too bad we don't have some skis.
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You've given me an idea, Josie.
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See the robot driving that mini snow mobile
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or what ever they call that thing?
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- 'Yeah.' - 'Make sure he sees you.'
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And I'll snare him as he comes toward us, I hope.
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- Ready, girls? - 'Okay, Alan. All set!'
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(together) Na-nana-na-na.
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Ah-ha!
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[whirring]
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thud
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clang clang clang
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clang clang clang
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Alan, look! we stopped his..
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- What should we call it? - Okay, girls.
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It's not much. But we haven't any choice.
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- But it beats walking. - It simply does.
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This stuff may not be snow. But it ought to fool those robots.
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Right, Bleep?
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bleep bleep bleep
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But the mighty Mitchko is not so easily tricked as his robots.
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Surrender to me peacefully
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'and there will be no need for any unpleasantness.'
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Surrender? We Pussycats don't know what the word means.
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Do we know what it means, Bleep?
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Then allow me to acquaint you with the word 'capture.'
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Ready! Aim! Fire!
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[Mitchko laughs]
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[zapping]
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Who ever thought we'd wind up as balls of yarn?
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bleep bleep bleep
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We should have stayed with the others, dum-dum.
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You never had one good idea in your life.
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Oh, yeah, what about these special
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snow shoes I rigged up?
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Snow shoes made out of tennis racquets. Big deal!
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Well, somebody likes my ideas, anyway.
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'Lucky for him, I brought Ping pong paddles along, too.'
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- Hang on, gals. - This is almost fun!
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They're closing in on us, Alan.
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Hang on tight. I'll duck into that canyon.
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- Here they come, sis. - Huh!
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What's eating you all of a sudden?
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You saw them, at a time like this
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Josie has the nerve to ask Alan
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to take her and Valerie snow-skiing.
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O-oh!
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Alan, we just passed Alex and Alexandra.
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'Better turn back before we lose them.'
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Okay. Hold on tight!
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Uh-oh.
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Still trying to escape me, eh?
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swoosh swoosh
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'Ah-ha! One is attempting to escape.'
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Show him that we are invincible.
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zap zap
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Alan, run, run!
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Alan, you're our only hope.
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Oh, poor Alan!
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[Mitchko laughing]
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And so, my young friends.
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When my men brought your spaceship to my planetoid
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I knew then that you had provided me
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with a perfect way to conquer Earth.
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Conquer Earth? What kind of dumb talk is that?
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You outer space Tiny Tim.
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Your ship is so huge, it can easily carry
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my entire army of robots with their equipment.
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Then I shall overcome all earthlings
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as I have overcome all of you.
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'My plan cannot possibly fail. It cannot fail.'
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You've gotta be out of your mini head.
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Quiet, troublemaker. I have plans for you. All of you.
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'You shall be put to work'
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'helping me prepare for my invasion.'
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Take them to the quarters at once!
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This is like a toy country.
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With toys like them, I'd just as soon skip Christmas.
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And how are my guests today?
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I trust that things are reasonably comfortable?
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Considering the circumstances, that is.
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If you dig being in jail. We're having a ball.
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Yeah, it's a million laughs.
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I shall have many questions for you.
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- 'What are these?' - 'Oh, groovy!'
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(Melody) 'You brought us our instruments.'
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Instruments? They are not weapons of some sort?
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We make music on them.
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Music? What is music?
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Well, you see Mr. Mitchko, music is like.. I mean.. Sort of..
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snap snap snap
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Never mind the explanation, Melody.
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Um, Mr. Mitchko, if you let us have those instruments
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we'll demonstrate.
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Well, hmm. Guards, open.
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Better get back.
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♪ La la la La la la la ♪
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♪ Ba ba ba ba ba ba ♪
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♪ Ba ba ba ba ba ba ♪
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♪ Ba ba ba ba do we're in trouble ♪
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♪ Yeah, it's true we passed ♪
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♪ Everywhere, it's all around us ♪
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♪ And we know.. ♪♪
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[metal clanking]
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thud thud
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Oh, enough! Enough!
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Gosh, didn't you like it, Mr. Mitchko?
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It was one of our best numbers.
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Like it? That is one of the first things
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I shall abolish when I take over Earth.
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Back to work, the spaceship must be prepared
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and ready to fly soon.
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And no more of that-that music.
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[instrumental music]
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I wonder if there's a union for slave laborers.
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The thing that bugs me is that we're actually helping Mitchko
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get ready to invade our own Earth.
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Did we have a choice?
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You are a strange looking robot.
264
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I'm no robot, you metallic ding-dong!
265
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I'm a person.
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What is a person?
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We're all persons.
268
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Our leader Mitchko is a person, I think.
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But, he is not so strange looking as you.
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Thanks a bunch.
271
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How long have you been a robot?
272
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What do you mean?
273
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She means, how old are you?
274
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Yeah, how many birthday cakes have you had?
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And do you have candles? Or oil lamps on?
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Mitchko does not permit us to know such things.
277
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We are programmed only to remember
278
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'what he wishes us to remember.'
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Val, you suppose we can somehow reprogram this robot
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into helping us escape?
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- It's worth a try. - I have an idea.
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[clears throat] Uh, Mr. robot, you think we're strange looking, don't you?
283
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Yes, very.
284
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We mean no disrespect, sir
285
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but we find you rather different, too.
286
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Do you mind if we examine you a bit more closely?
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(Robot) 'Not at all.'
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Wow. This isn't going to be easy.
289
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Let's take a look, Val.
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(Val) 'I'll try to figure it out. Hm.'
291
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'It looks to me, if we turn a couple of these valves'
292
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'and reverse the memory intake'
293
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'we might create a personality adjustment.'
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(Alan) 'Mr. Robot, how do you feel now?'
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Wonderful.
296
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You are handsome creatures.
297
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You must be new here. Welcome.
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(Melody) How neat. Mr. Robot has turned human.
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mwah
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Almost.
301
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Back to work. Do you not realize that time is of the essence?
302
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Work, I say!
303
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I slave for you no longer, Mitchko.
304
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And that goes for my friends, too.
305
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A rebellion among my robots?
306
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I can't believe it.
307
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'You're somehow responsible for this, and you shall pay.'
308
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'And pay very dearly.'
309
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I'd say it's time to leave, and leave fast.
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If not sooner.
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Come on, everybody.
312
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But we don't know the way out.
313
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Follow me.
314
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Robots, there are traitors among us.
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After them at once.
316
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I hope he knows what he's doing.
317
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Of course he knows.
318
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Alan helped to reprogram him.
319
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Wee, this is fun. We used to play this when we were kids.
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bleep bleep bleep
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(Melody) 'Right, it's called Follow The Leader. Ha-ha.'
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Come back here, traitors.
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- Follow me. - Oh!
324
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Alex, don't be chicken, let go.
325
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thud thud
326
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Don't let them get away. Hurry, hurry!
327
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boom
328
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[grunts] You stupid robots!
329
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[vehicle whirring]
330
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bleep bleep bleep bleep
331
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Yeah, hurry. The robots are gaining on us.
332
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[Alexander laughing] Oh, goodie, goodie, goodie, goodie.
333
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We're in the clear.
334
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[laughs]
335
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(Alan) Not quite.
336
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- We're at the end of the line. - Look!
337
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They've got their rope bazookas aimed right at us.
338
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bleep bleep bleep bleep
339
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Oh, yeah. We're in a trap.
340
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[Mitchko laughing]
341
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(Mitchko) 'Now, I have you surrounded.'
342
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What are we gonna do?
343
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Don't worry, do as I say.
344
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[laughs] Everybody, now hear this.
345
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Ready? And hear this.
346
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'Aim...and this.'
347
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'Fire!'
348
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[zapping]
349
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bleep bleep bleep bleep
350
00:17:10,000 --> 00:17:14,000
It's okay. They sure got themselves tied up for a while.
351
00:17:14,000 --> 00:17:18,000
Yeah, I don't think Mr. Mitchko will be available either.
352
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[laughs]
353
00:17:21,000 --> 00:17:24,000
Yeah, he sure gonna be busy untying knots.
354
00:17:24,000 --> 00:17:27,000
And don't forget, we owe a debt of gratitude
355
00:17:27,000 --> 00:17:30,000
to the latest member of the human race, Mr. Robot.
356
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It was nothing, besides, what are friends for?
357
00:17:39,000 --> 00:17:42,000
Well, the outside of the ship looks okay.
358
00:17:42,000 --> 00:17:46,000
Yeah, but look inside. It's empty!
359
00:17:46,000 --> 00:17:48,000
Oh, no!
360
00:17:48,000 --> 00:17:49,000
Mitchko sure did a job on it.
361
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Trying to make as much room as possible
362
00:17:51,000 --> 00:17:53,000
for his invasion forces.
363
00:17:53,000 --> 00:17:55,000
Does that mean we're stranded here with Mitchko.
364
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- And his mini men? - 'Not at all.'
365
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Since you were kind enough to reprogram my personality
366
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I have done the same for many of my friends.
367
00:18:03,000 --> 00:18:06,000
- Look. - 'Well, how about that?'
368
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[instrumental music]
369
00:18:13,000 --> 00:18:15,000
What happened to Mitchko?
370
00:18:15,000 --> 00:18:18,000
It's not like him to give in so easily.
371
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With so many of us robots reprogrammed
372
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in a more, uh, human manner
373
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he can no longer control us as he did.
374
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We may even let him stay on as our leader.
375
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Thank you. I may as well.
376
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As long as I can never achieve my original invasion plans.
377
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You wouldn't have liked it there anyway, Mr. Mitchko.
378
00:18:40,000 --> 00:18:42,000
Remember what I told you about the smog
379
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and pollution and stuff?
380
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Thanks a lot.
381
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Well, thanks a million for programming
382
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our navigational computer toward Earth.
383
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With your help, I'm sure we'll make it back.
384
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[spaceship whirring]
385
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There it is. Earth.
386
00:19:03,000 --> 00:19:06,000
We're actually headed back toward Earth.
387
00:19:06,000 --> 00:19:10,000
Robots or not, they sure know their outer space navigation.
388
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Now, we pull the re-entry stabilizer.
389
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No, Valerie. They said to use the push lever at this point.
390
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- Pull. - Push.
391
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Now, wait a minute, let's review the whole thing.
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(Alexandra) I know exactly what I'm doing. Right on target.
393
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I say push.
394
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[keyboard clacking]
395
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Pull!
396
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(all) Yeah, Alexandra. Pull.
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(Melody) 'Yeah, Alexandra, pull!'
398
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(Alexander) 'Yeah!'
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[theme music]
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♪ They're blasting off now ♪
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♪ Josie's on a rocket ride ♪
402
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♪ Pussycats all by her side ♪
403
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♪ Bleep Bleep is the kooky guide ♪
404
00:19:55,000 --> 00:19:57,000
♪ Come along and dig the chase ♪
405
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♪ With the Pussycats in outer space ♪
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♪ The Pussycats in outer space yeah ♪♪
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