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Welcome back!
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Correon, I thought
I'd never see you again!
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The Spellbinders are still looking for you.
If they catch you, you're banished.
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That's why I'm going to Paul's world.
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I know how to do it
but I need your help.
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Have you seen Riana?
I can't find her anywhere!
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Now tell me everything you
know about Paul's world!
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Episode 20
'ALIEN INVASION'
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Bron! Paul!
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- Ashka's power suit is gone.
- Riana's missing.
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Maybe she stole the power suit.
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You're not an Apprentice
any more, Gryvon.
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He's not worth it, Paul.
We have to find Riana.
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Riana!
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Riana!
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Riana!
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Correon! Bron!
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My sister gave this to Riana!
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What was Riana doing here?
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Maybe she followed whoever
stole the power suit.
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There might be a trail. This way!
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I don't understand.
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Paul's father builds new things
but he isn't a Spellbinder?
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There aren't any Spellbinders
in Paul's world.
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Then who tells the people
how to behave?
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- News-readers.
- What are news-readers?
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Little people who live in boxes
in everyone's houses.
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Extraordinary!
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And do these news-readers punish
people who won't do as they're told?
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No.
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That's done by school teachers.
They're terrifying.
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They make you play sport.
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What is sport?
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You have to run around a field as fast
as you can and everyone tries to hit you.
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Paul's world sounds very dangerous.
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It is.
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I don't think you should go there.
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- Which way?
- We'll have to separate.
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I'll go this way.
Yell if you find her.
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I was lucky...
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...to get back here alive.
I nearly got eaten by a car!
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- A car?
- They're wild animals.
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They live in car parks.
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Sometimes they escape
and run people down.
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I nearly got gored by a car horn.
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You're lying!
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I saw a car on Paul's camera.
They're not animals.
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Well, they're like animals!
They've just got wheels instead of legs.
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Has everything you've said been lies?
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We are going to Clayhill and you are
going to lure Paul from the village.
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If I have him, his father
will do whatever I want.
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Riana?
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Riana!
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Hello, Paul!
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Let her go!
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Paul, she's trying to get
to your world!
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I'll let her go if you come with me.
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Into the cave!
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Then I'll let her go.
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Ashka!
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Out of my way, old man! I've already
beaten you once in combat.
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Only because you cheated!
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Get Paul!
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- Paul! Correon!
- Da, help! It's Ashka!
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Come on!
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- Correon!
- Don't worry, I am alright.
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Ashka's trying to get to Paul's world!
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We must go there first
and close the doorway.
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Watch carefully.
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Gryvon, when I've gone,
remove the Eyestone.
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Come back every day at dawn
and open the doorway.
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I'm relying on you, Gryvon!
You are the only way I can get home.
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I won't let you down.
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Gryvon, remove the Eyestone!
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- Looks like we beat Ashka here.
- You must leave at once.
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I'll never see you again, will I?
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Paul, you must hurry! Ashka
could be here at any moment.
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Before I met you...
I thought I knew everything.
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- You can never know everything.
- I certainly hope not.
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Then there would be nothing to learn.
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Good bye, Paul.
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What are you doing way out here?
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I've been at the school camp
and got left behind.
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Could you give me a lift
to the railway station?
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But the school camp's
been empty for a week.
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Now, if you were going to tell
me a story, young man...
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...you'd better be a little bit
more inventive.
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The last two kids I picked up...
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...they said, they were rescuing a friend
who was trapped in a parallel world.
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Now that's what I call a story.
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- Hop in!
- Thanks!
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Get off the road, you idiot!
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Come on!
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What do you want?
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There's a boy ahead of us.
I must catch him!
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You will take me. Let me in!
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- You're an alien, aren't you?
- What?
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You're not gonna take over my body
or suck out my brains, are you?
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Go!
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I've believed in UFOs for years but
I never thought I'd meet here real alien!
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- What star are you from?
- Watch out!
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It's okay. We're not gonna hit anyone.
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What makes this car go so fast?
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A high lift cam, four barrel
carby and dual extractors.
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There's 200 horses under that hood.
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That's impossible! There's not even
enough room for one horse!
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Go faster!
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- Thanks for the lift, Sister Josephine!
- You're welcome.
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- Thank you!
- Bye-bye!
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Stop! Stop there!
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You! Where's that thing going?
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To the city. There's another one at six.
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Stop!
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What do you think you're doing?
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What is this?
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This is a modified Harley Davidson.
Best bike in the world.
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Finest chick magnet money can buy.
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- I want to ride it!
- 'Course, you do.
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I'm Chopper. Hop on!
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- Now where do you wanna go?
- The city!
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My playground.
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So your hand operates the speed?
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Yeah.
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Are you going anywhere particular?
I know some good pubs.
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I have to find a boy called Paul.
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- Paul who?
- Paul whose father is the scientist.
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My Dad's a pest exterminator.
Won't I do?
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- I'm back!
- How did it go? Where is Riana?
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She's home and the doorway is closed.
Won't be needing these anymore.
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- Alright!
- Alex!
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Stop slacking up and get on with it!
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This is my punishment for the lying
to Dad about going fishing with you.
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- You should be helping me with this.
- No, nah. I have to get home.
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- You're forgetting something!
- What?
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I'll tell ya if you help me.
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Okay. So what am I forgetting?
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You like kids, don't you, Gina?
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Oh yeah, one day, I wanna get married
and have a very big family.
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I'd like to live in a big family.
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- Hi, Paul!
- Hello!
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How was a fishing trip?
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Everything went according to plan.
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Even caught these!
We could've 'em for dinner, right?
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I'm not eating those, I hate fish.
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G'day, Dad!
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- Hey! How was the trip?
- Great! I caught some fish!
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These are trout - freshwater fish.
I thought you said you went sea fishing?
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Well, you see, the truth is that
I didn't actually catch any fish.
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And I didn't wanna come home
empty-handed. So I bought some.
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Umm, seeing as there are four fish,
can Gina stay for dinner?
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Oh, I'm sure Gina has got other plans.
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Well, as it happens, I haven't.
I'd love to stay, Dr. Reynolds.
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Please, call me Brian.
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I know a terrific recipe for trout too.
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Why have we stopped here?
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Look.
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It's a million to one chance we're gonna
find this Paul just by cruising around.
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I need a drink.
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- Give me the keys!
- Huh!
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- Give me the keys!
- No way!
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Do as I say!
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Well, I don't take orders from no-chick!
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Give me the keys!
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- This is really good fish, Gina.
- Oh thanks, Christine.
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That's not Christine. The real
Christine hates fish, hey?
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Dad, can you and I go
fishing some time?
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Sure.
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- Girls can fish. I wanna come too.
- Yes, Christine, we can all go.
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And Gina?
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I'm not really into catching fish.
I feel sorry for the worms.
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You know I think if I ever
got lost I'd never survive.
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How was it for you
when you were lost?
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Well, it wasn't easy.
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I guess the hardest thing was
to keep from panicking.
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I could never cope
with anything like that.
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You know, if I can't start the day with
a hot shower and a black coffee...
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...I'm absolutely hopeless.
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I normally got jogging
in the mornings.
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- If I have the time.
- No, I hate jogging.
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But you know, I do like to dance.
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Sometimes I can go to a club
and I can dance until dawn.
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- Well, Dad likes to dance.
- No, he doesn't. He's hopeless.
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- I wouldn't say hopeless.
- You wouldn't but Mum did.
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Okay. Who'd like dessert? I can
probably whip up an apple crumble.
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No, Gina, we'll do that.
Won't we, Paul?
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- Thank you.
- Thanks.
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That's the first time Paul's talked about
being lost without turning it into WW3.
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You must be a good influence on him.
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He's a good kid. They both are.
So, you must be an okay parent.
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- You! What is that?
- It's a hot dog.
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Give me a hot dog.
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- That'll be three fifty.
- Three fifty what?
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Come on, don't be smart.
Just give us the money.
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What is money?
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See that?
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Hey! Give us that back!
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Hey! I'm being robbed! Hey, wait!
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Look out!
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I think Gina really likes Dad.
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Did you see how close they were
standing when they did the dishes?
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- Maybe they'll get married.
- Chris! It will never work.
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I mean Gina's nice but
she's not Dad's type.
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How do you know?
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Can you honestly see Dad
doing hip-hop till dawn?
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Hey! What would I know?
I don't even have a girlfriend.
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What do you think Riana's doing now?
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She's probably asleep.
People in her world go to bed early.
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See, they don't have any
electric lights or TVs.
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Do you think we'll ever see her again?
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No. The doorway is closed, Chris.
No-one is coming through.
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It's cold, isn't it?
Come and get warm.
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Oh, I'd offer you some of these
but they're all I've got.
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Then leave it and get out.
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Listen, lady, I found this place.
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Okay, I'm going, I'm going.
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Where were you yesterday?
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I went to the building like you said
but the police were there.
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They drove me home and
Mum and Dad had a fit.
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Chill out, Katrina! I got in trouble
with the cops too, you know.
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We couldn't wait.
We had to get Riana home.
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But you promised I could go
with you to Riana's world!
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I had the cameras and everything!
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Look, I didn't get to go either!
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Did you bring back any stuff to show us?
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Well, you see, I shot all this
video footage of her village...
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- Oh great! I can show my parents!
- But I had to left the camera behind.
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- Well you have to go back and get it.
- The doorway stays closed, Katrina.
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I'm sorry. We all have to forget
about the Spellbinders.
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That's easy for you. You're not
grounded for the rest of your life!
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Alex!
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...so then we're going and we saw it.
It was so unreal. You should've come!
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- Great outfit!
- Yeah, real cyberpunk.
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Did you make it yourself?
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I need information.
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Sure, sure. What do you wanna know?
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- Who is in charge of this world?
- What do you mean?
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- Who tells you what to do?
- My boyfriend tried, so I dumped him.
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Quiet!
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How do you learn about things?
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- Mostly through TV.
- TV?
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Is that the box the news-reader lives in?
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Yeah.
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Where do I find TV?
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Um, over there.
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Get off the road, you idiot!
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This is the very latest technology,
madam. Flat screen, stereo...
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How does the news-reader fit inside?
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00:22:34,580 --> 00:22:39,890
Now I understand! You swap these...
money for what you want. I want a TV.
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00:22:40,460 --> 00:22:42,530
I'm afraid, that's not quite enough.
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00:22:42,890 --> 00:22:44,730
Well, where do I get more?
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- I think it's time madam was leaving.
- Take your hands off me!
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Stop, thief!
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00:23:15,530 --> 00:23:18,360
You haven't made pancakes for
ages, Dad. What's the occasion?
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No occasion. I just feel good.
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00:23:20,850 --> 00:23:21,760
Why?
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Do I need a reason to feel good?
The weather's fine.
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I've got two wonderful children.
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Dad? What do you think of Gina?
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She cooks amain trout.
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00:23:32,840 --> 00:23:34,630
You're gonna marry her?
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Christine, asking a woman
to share your meal with you...
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...is a long way from asking her
to share the rest of your life.
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He didn't say no!
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What's so funny?
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'On Saturday a young farmer from
Mount Lara claimed he was abducted...
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...by a beautiful alien wearing
an electrically charged space suit.'
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00:23:54,860 --> 00:23:56,940
- What's wrong?
- Nothing. Keep reading.
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'Yesterday a woman apparently
wearing a similar outfit...
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...caused thousands of dollars
of damage in an electrical retail store.'
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00:24:05,230 --> 00:24:08,350
Aliens on the front page.
Must be a slow news day.
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That'll be for me.
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What's the matter?
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I think Ashka's here.
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The subtitles were created by Alexander
Lobuzov, AlinaTheSpellbinder, DimDimCh,
Fanat, Jennifer Reichardt and Maria Lis
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http://www.spellbinder-tv.org/.
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