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- Ok, Venus?
- Ok, Steve.
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Right. Come on.
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MYSTERY TA 2
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Hey, why the delay to calculate the course, Professor?
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You do not want to go home?
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Sorry Steve, was receiving a weak signal in Astroscópio.
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- Any idea what it is? - No.
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I can not understand.
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- There is nothing in the visual. - Must be another spacecraft.
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Oh, do not go, Steve.
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Whatever you are drifting.
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Okay, forget the course for Earth. Let's take a look.
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Standing order to face.
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Switch to stationary, Robert.
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Switch to stationary.
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It seems some kind of wreck, Steve
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We met in ejection room. Let's investigate.
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Whatever it may be, it came from Earth.
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Part of an old spaceship, I would say.
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But we will never identify with this.
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It has a label type. It might help.
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Can you get it, Steve?
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Yes, yes, I have succeeded.
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I can hardly read.
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Good. That should give us a clue.
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Now let's turn to the Fireball.
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Well, according to this, this label has the serial number
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Neutroni a radio installed in the TA2.
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A TA2? What is it, Professor?
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It is a very old patrol vehicle with a driver.
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He disappeared and was never found.
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He disappeared for many years, was not, Matt?
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48, to be precise.
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Colonel Harry Denton, the pilot, was never seen again.
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I wonder what happened to him.
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We will never have the answer to that, Venus.
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Well, you may be wrong, Steve.
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I've been studying this piece of wreckage to find,
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and I think I can figure out where the rest of the ship can be.
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Calculating the explosion of strength and G of the other planets.
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Assuming you're still in one piece, Professor.
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Indeed, Steve.
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But I still think it's worth taking a look.
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Of course Steve, I agree with Matt.
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I'm sure that with. Zero does not care that investigate.
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It is outside the area of space patrol.
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It would be an achievement if we could resolve
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the mystery of TA2, Steve.
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I agree that we have something here.
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Ok, calcule o curso, Matt.
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I'll talk to Space City and say we'll take a while.
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So XL5 will be late to come home, right?
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That's the message I received, Mr.
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Well, they better have a good reason for this.
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Wreckage ahead.
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The Matt calculations are very good.
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There she is. Or what's left of it.
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And now, Steve?
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Let's all the space wreckage and see what we find.
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We can enter here Venus, but be careful.
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Use their jets to move. No artificial gravity here.
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Say, Steve, this must be the cockpit.
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Steve, there's someone here!
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Calm Venus, will open.
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I should have guessed.
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It was Matt and another of his tricks dummies.
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Steve!
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He took off his jets. We need to save it.
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Oh, Professor, Professor...
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Oh! Oh, puxa...
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Thank you Steve.
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I guess I should not have taken my jets.
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You can say that again. You found something, Venus?
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There is nothing to indicate the fate of Colonel Denton.
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Maybe he made it out before the ship explodes.
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Venus doubt. There was no oxygen pills in those days.
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No, but there was the old spacesuits.
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I had air in them.
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By the way, I found the letters of the spacecraft.
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Maybe they tell us something.
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Good. Let's get it when we get back to Fireball.
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Very interesting.
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What does all this mean?
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Well, I found out what happened.
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One of atomic engines exploded.
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The fire must have spread later.
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You mean Col. Denton may have had time to leave?
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Perhaps. Even if you have ejected you can not know where he went.
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Well, Colonel Denton should have tried to go
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for the planet ArcTan to eject.
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It is. You can see where he scored in the letter.
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I suppose he hoped someone found him rescued him.
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This happened almost 50 years ago, Steve.
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Perhaps, but let's take a look.
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It is quite possible that he's still alive.
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Right Steve. I will prepare the polar equipment.
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We'll need.
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The ArcTan planet is frozen,
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and completely covered with snow.
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Se o Cel Denton
se dirigiu para cá, Steve,
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I do not think it had much chance of surviving.
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So it would seem. But we must make sure.
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Let's spread out and cover more area.
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We meet here in an hour, okay?
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- Ok.
_ Entendido.
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Oh, my. Time flies.
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I need to get back to Matthew and Steve
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Oh, damn ...
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No message from Colonel Zodiac, Mr.
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- So call him again, Ten. - Yes, Mr.
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Hello everybody.
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Hello everybody.
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Space City chamando
Fireball XL5.
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Hello everybody.
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- Well Lieutenant. - I did contact Mr.
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But they are not responding.
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They will answer to me.
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Here is the Zero Commander for XL5.
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I'm waiting for the report.
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Hello everybody.
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It is the Zoonie, Mr.
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I know that. You think I'm a fool or something?
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It must have been left alone and called the button in any way.
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Continue calling them, Lieutenant.
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Discipline. That's what it takes.
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Nothing here, Steve.
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Any luck?
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Nothing. It does not seem that Colonel Denton was on this planet.
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Well, even if it has been, I do not see how to survive in this climate.
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- You talked to Venus? - No, Matt. I'll call her.
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- Let me know later. - Understood.
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Venus, Steve here. R u OK?
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Venus, are you listening?
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Venus, Steve here. R u OK?
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Venus, are you listening?
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Help!
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Steve!
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Matt!
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Help!
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Help!
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Help!
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Steve!
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Matt!
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Venus does not respond to radio. I'm worried, Matt.
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You'd better go look for her, Steve.
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Help!
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She must have seen something and went to investigate.
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I hope not, Matt. Look at these cracks.
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Matt, look!
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Matt, his footprints are directed here.
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Ve-ee-Venus!
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Ola-of-the-in
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Let's go down, Matt.
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It's getting much warmer.
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Yeah, I noticed it, Steve.
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I can listen something also.
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Espere, Matt.
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Some kind of hot jet.
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Steve, if Venus fell here ...
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We do not know if she did it. Let's go up.
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Matt, there's a kind of opening.
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This heat must ice has melted.
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It is worth taking a look.
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What ... What is it, Steve?
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I do not know ... That's ...
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Welcome ...
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Calling XL5.
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This has gone far enough.
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Hello everybody.
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I want to see Colonel Zodiac soon as he arrives.
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Sim, Sr.
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Venus.
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What happened?
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I ... I do not know, Steve.
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The last thing to remember is to have fallen into the slot, then ...
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Silence!
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You are our prisoners of the earth people.
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We know that you came to steal our King of us.
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- Hey, you are mistaken. - Silence!
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The ice booms will tell us whether they are guilty.
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Let's heat up the roof of the cave, Earthlings.
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Some spears will break and fall.
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If they are guilty, Spears will take revenge for his crimes.
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You will die.
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What are they talking about, Steve? Steal their king \?
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We'll worry about that later, Venus, if we try.
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This ice is melting fast.
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I do not think like that kind of judgment.
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Steve!
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I will be found guilty.
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It has a well over my head.
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As this trial will last?
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A few minutes are more than enough for me.
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Release them immediately!
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But Your Majesty!
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Do not argue, Together.
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Take them to my palace.
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You can see what's going on, Steve?
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Their king arrived, luckily.
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Lucky for you.
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Boy! I was guilty!
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Please come.
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How did you come to this planet?
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I am sure if you are the TA2 Denton?
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You would be right.
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I mean ... I mean this is Colonel Denton, Steve?
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Yes, young lady. I'm me.
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But you're 50 years late, my friends.
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Earlier I'd give anything to see someone from Earth.
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But now ... now I have built a new life.
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And I'm happy here.
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So I refuse to return to Earth?
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This is my home now. It's that ...
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this is my people.
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50 years is a very long time to be away.
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I do not get used more to Earth.
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I'm too old to change.
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I think his people put away the fears them.
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They need me, Steve Zodiac.
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And I need to be.
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Thank you very much ...
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but it is my decision.
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Now you are my guests.
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Let's eat and talk.
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There is much I want to know from the earth before departing.
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Adeus, Steve Zodiac.
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You'll never know how much I wanted to go to Earth with you.
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But my people ...
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they are like children.
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And I could never leave them.
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Ok, Ok, so you have solved the mystery of the TA2.
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But this does not give them the right to have animals in space.
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It is against all the rules!
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And from now on, you will have to stay with them.
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But Commander ...
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Sem "mas" Coronel!
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From now on this Lazoon ...
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Hello everybody!
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Ah, look at Steve, I admit he's cute ...
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But, well, you see, here is the Space Patrol ...
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Well, what I'm trying to say is ...
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You welcome!
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This is what we're trying to say, Commander?
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It is. That's what I'm saying.
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Welcome, Venus, Steve, Professor.
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And the same to you, Zoonie.
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You welcome.
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You welcome!
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You welcome!
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