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- Okay, Venus.
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- Okay, Steve.
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- Right. Let's go.
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Wonderful dinner, Venus.
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Nothing I like better than
old-fashioned French cooking.
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- Yep, most digestible.
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- Glad you enjoyed it.
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And now will you tell us
just exactly what it is
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we're celebrating, Steve?
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- Say, I haven't forgotten
someone's birthday, have I?
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- No, don't worry, Professor.
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It's just that it's 200 years
ago today that the first
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Zodiac performed in the circus.
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That's why I asked you, Venus,
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to put this crystal ball as
a centrepiece on the table.
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It belonged to my great,
great, great grandmother
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Madame Clara Zodiac.
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- The greatest clairvoyant of all time.
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I remember reading about her.
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- Of course, the rest of us Zodiacs
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were all trapeze artists.
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- Tell us all about the Zodiac, Steve.
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- Okay, but after Matt and
I have made the coffee.
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- We, uh, we're gonna try out
my new coffee making machine.
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- So while we tackle
this hazardous mission,
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you relax for a change.
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Come on, Professor.
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You'd better have the fire
extinguisher standing by.
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Oh, come on, Steve.
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It's shaping up.
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That's what you say.
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- Now, is it quite clear?
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You are to fix the trapeze
wire so that it will break
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when Steve Zodiac is doing his act.
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- Quite clear.
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- When the wire breaks
and everyone's attention
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is distracted, that's when I will signal
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Nomadians to move in.
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- And I will fix the thruster
packs just to make sure
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they can't rescue him.
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- Don't forget.
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We've never met in our lives before.
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Oh, good.
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I fixed all the thruster packs.
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If anyone attempts to fly with them,
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they're as good as dead.
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- Really Zoonie, I think
you must be tone deaf.
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We'll never get this good enough
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for the performance tonight.
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Now, now, Zoonie.
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No use losing your temper.
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Let's take it again, quite slowly.
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One.
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Two.
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And...
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- All right, I suppose.
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But all that smoke that goes with it,
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it's positively dangerous.
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Oh, look at that crazy robot.
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Yeah, watch that you don't
do yourself an injury
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with that sword.
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Well, I warned ya, Robot.
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It was a crazy idea
anyway getting you to do
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a sword swallowing act.
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Not to worry, though.
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I'll soon put ya right.
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That is, if I can get
the professor to give me
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some of my tools back.
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- Well, you're gonna get a
big surprise, all of you.
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Matthew Matic is not such a
toot as you all think sometimes.
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I can just see Zero's face when he sees.
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- What in the universe is that?
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- Top hat.
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Vintage 1962, sir.
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Made by one of the top hatters
in ancient London, sir.
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- And I've got to wear
that on top of all this?
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- Well, it's all part of the traditional
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ringmaster's dress, sir.
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- Ah, well, I guess it's for a good cause.
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- Uh, nothing much the matter with you.
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Only a blown fuse.
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I'll see if I can persuade Professor Matic
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to lend me back one of my screwdrivers.
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- Leave your reporting to
Nomadian Caravan Leader.
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Stage one of plan complete.
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A-okay.
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Come in.
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Close the door quickly, please.
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Bright light destroys
my cosmic concentration.
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- Madame Mivea.
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Just thought I'd come and see
if you're quite comfortable.
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- Thank you, Commander.
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Everything could not be better.
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- I still think you should
have a safety net, Colonel.
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It's a mighty long way down.
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The Zodiac
family never had a net.
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I'm not gonna be the first
member to start having one.
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- Okay, Colonel.
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- I can't wait to see old Zero
in his ringmaster's costume.
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- I see you have the old
crystal ball, Madame.
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- Oh, yes, Commander.
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And it brings some very strange messages.
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- Indeed.
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What do you see now, for instance?
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- I see,
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I see the face of a circus clown.
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- Cosmo the Clown.
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That's me.
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- Aw, gave me quite a shock.
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- As we've never worked together before,
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Madame Mivea, I just thought I'd drop by
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and introduce myself.
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- Unidentified object
moving toward Space City.
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Hmm.
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Can't be a space missile.
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It's too slow.
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Still, better give an amber alarm.
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- What's that?
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The space ice cream cop?
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- Amber alarm.
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Why, nothing to get excited about.
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If you'll excuse me, I'd better get back.
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- Sure, Commander.
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I do hope that it is
nothing serious.
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- Call Caravan Leader up
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on the crystal ball, Madame.
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Tell him they've been spotted.
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Everything's going according to plan.
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- Amber alarm.
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I guess I better go
below and see what's up.
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Can you carry on on your own?
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- YUP-
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Only a couple more to fix, Colonel.
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- And make sure you fix them good.
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I don't want to become
adrift during the act.
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- There's a whole line of 'em now, sir.
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- Almost stationary, as if
they were parked in free float.
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A line of space ships,
rather like a caravan.
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- That's just what it is, I guess.
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A caravan.
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- A caravan?
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- Yes, a gypsy caravan.
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Ever since circuses began
way back in pre-space times,
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gipsies have always been
attracted by the circus.
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- The Nomadians.
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You know what they say.
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Never trust a Nomadian.
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- Maybe I better go and have a look-see.
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We don't want any trouble
while the circus is on.
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Want to come along for the ride, Ninety?
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Be good experience for you.
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- Go on, Ninety.
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You're always saying how
you're sick and tired
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of being earthbound.
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- Mivea to Caravan Leader.
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Mivea to Caravan Leader, over.
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What's the matter with the old fool?
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- Turn up the volume.
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He's as deaf as a space dira.
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- Mivea to Caravan Leader.
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Mivea to Caravan Leader.
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For the last time,
Mivea to Caravan Leader.
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Are you receiving me? Over.
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- Caravan Leader to Mivea.
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Caravan Leader to Mivea.
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I am receiving you loud and clear.
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Too loud, in fact.
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I may have lived many, many light years,
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but I am not deaf, over.
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- Silly old goat.
- Shh.
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After all,
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he is our space employer.
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- Mivea to Caravan Leader.
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Zodiac is about to take off.
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- Hold onto your seat, Ninety.
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- I hope the old fool doesn't
mess things up, his end.
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- I think you underestimate
Caravan Leader, my dear.
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- Not long now.
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Not long and my people who
have wandered through space
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for light years upon light years
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will have a permanent camp:
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Earth, the fairest planet of them all.
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- Uh-oh, thruster pack's running out.
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Better get down to the
stores and get another.
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I gotta finish this job.
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- Professor Matic, please.
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This is utterly ridiculous.
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I'm trying to fix Robert here.
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But it's extremely hard if you persist
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in refusing to allow
me to get my own tools
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out of my own workshop!
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- Here, your tools.
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This is utterly ridiculous.
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- Oh, what a space crazy man.
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Hello, Ross.
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Fixed it?
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- No.
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Thruster pack's gone.
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I'm just off to the stores to get another.
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Eh, what's the matter with Robert?
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- Swallowed too much sword.
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He's blown his top.
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- That's what Colonel Zodiac will do
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if I don't get that trapeze fixed.
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- There you are.
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A Nomadian caravan.
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- A whole line of them.
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- That one will be the leaders
unless I'm much mistaken.
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I'll go across and have a word with them.
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You better stay here.
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- Steve's just gonna cross
the leader's caravan now.
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- Good.
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Well, he knows regulations.
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I don't think the Nomadians
will give us any trouble.
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- We will give you no
trouble, Colonel Zodiac.
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- Of course not, but you
know the regulations.
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You must move on in the morning.
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- I know, Colonel Zodiac.
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Always we must move on the next morning.
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This one night will be enough for us.
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More than enough.
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- Commander Zero. Look!
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Ken is falling.
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His thruster pack must've failed.
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- That's typical of Steve.
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He always insists on a safety net.
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- Yes, for everyone except himself.
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Let's go over and see how Ken is.
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- You must get back to
your own space caravan
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in case they suspect.
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I'll call up Caravan Leader.
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The old fool.
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- He'll be okay.
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He's only suffering from
severe atmospheric shock.
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- What happened?
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- His thruster pack
seemed to give out on him.
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- Here it is.
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A terrible mess, I'm afraid.
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- I, uh, I hope your
friend will be all right.
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A most unfortunate accident.
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- I'm not so sure that it was an accident.
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- And when the circus
performance is under way,
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and I get the signal from
our secret agent, we move in.
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At last, the Nomadians
will have a permanent site
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of their own.
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Is this all understood,
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mY people?
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We understand,
oh great Caravan Leader.
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We, the Nomadian gipsies,
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who have wandered in space
for many light years,
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follow you, great Caravan Leader,
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to the end of space.
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Ahem.
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Ah, let's see.
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Ladies and gentlemen.
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It is my great pleasure.
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No, um, great privilege.
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- How are you feeling, Commander?
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- Terrible.
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I'm so nervous.
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I'd rather intercept 30 space missiles
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than go through this.
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- You'll be okay once you
get out there in the ring.
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By the way, did you get someone to go up
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and check my trapeze?
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- Lieutenant Ninety's up there now.
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Overture at beginners, please.
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Overture at beginners.
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- Well, this is it.
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- We better get down there.
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Lieutenant Ninety will
be back to take over
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the control room in a minute.
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- Try and get yourself out of this one.
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- Keep going, Zoonie.
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That's the way.
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Never mind.
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Try again, Zoonie.
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Oh, no, no, no.
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Don't laugh, please.
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Zoonie's so sensitive.
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He'll go completely zany.
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- And now, ladies and gentlemen.
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One of the most daring
acts of the 21st century.
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Jock Campbell, the human cannonball.
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- Mivea to Caravan Leader.
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II clear to move in.
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Mivea to Caravan Leader.
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II clear to move in.
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- What's the matter, Commander?
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- It won't light.
291
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- Oh, this is terrible.
292
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It could only happen to me.
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- It's no good, Commander.
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I'll have to strip her down.
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Maybe I can get her working
for later on in the show.
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- We'll go on to Zodiac's act.
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Do your best, Jock.
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Ladies and gentlemen.
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The star of our show,
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the fabulous fantastic flyer,
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Steve Zodiac,
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who will perform his
sensational trapeze act
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without a safety net and
without his thruster pack.
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If he falls,
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it will mean certain death!
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- Magnificent.
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Amazing.
308
00:21:44,416 --> 00:21:45,832
Wonderful.
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I can hardly believe my old eyes.
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- No time for speeches.
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Come on.
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- Now, Zoonie, you really
behaved very badly, you know.
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Just because you played one wrong note.
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Venus!
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What's that?
316
00:22:14,166 --> 00:22:15,999
Help!
317
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- What a wonderful grandstand view.
318
00:22:31,041 --> 00:22:32,832
- Let's get to work.
319
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- No time to lose.
320
00:22:34,916 --> 00:22:36,874
- I love the circus.
321
00:22:38,291 --> 00:22:40,332
It's in my blood.
322
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What a magnificent sight.
323
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- Yes, isn't it?
324
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And we want it to stay that way.
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- Quick, Ninety.
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Get a thruster pack.
327
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- No, Venus, they're all useless.
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Sabotaged.
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- It worked!
330
00:24:01,499 --> 00:24:04,374
- Oh, thank goodness Zero fired you, Jock.
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- I hope you don't mean that literally.
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- The day they fire you,
Jock, they can fire me, too.
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- Thanks, Colonel.
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- Thank you, Jock.
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- Professor!
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- Sorry, Venus.
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I'm, uh, I'm afraid it
percolated a bit too violently.
338
00:24:26,624 --> 00:24:29,791
- Professor, Professor,
what have you been up to
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in the workshop?
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- The workshop?
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00:24:32,624 --> 00:24:34,874
What? What do you mean?
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- You've been daydreaming, Venus.
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00:24:36,666 --> 00:24:38,416
We've been around here all the time.
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What was it all about?
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- There was a circus, and you were flying
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through the air, Steve.
347
00:24:43,749 --> 00:24:46,082
- Well, it almost happened
for real in the kitchen.
348
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That coffee machine of Matic's
almost had us in orbit.
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Now you settle down and
I'll tell you the real story
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of the Flying Zodiacs.
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J' I wish I was a space man J'
352
00:25:04,624 --> 00:25:07,624
J' The fastest guy alive J'
353
00:25:07,624 --> 00:25:10,582
J' I'd fly you 'round the universe J'
354
00:25:10,582 --> 00:25:13,666
J' In Fireball XL5 J'
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I Way out 'm space together I
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I Conquerors oi the sky a'
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J' My heart would be a fireball J'
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J' A fireball J'
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J' Every time I gazed
into your starry eyes J'
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J' We'd take the path to Jupiter J'
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J' And maybe very soon J'
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00:25:39,499 --> 00:25:42,457
J' We'd cruise along the Milky Way J'
363
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J' And land upon the moon J'
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J' To a wonderland of stardust J'
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J' We'll zoom our way to Mars J'
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00:25:52,249 --> 00:25:56,041
J' My heart would be a fireball J'
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J' A fireball J'
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J' 'Cause you would be
my Venus of the stars J'
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