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tuning already settle people quiet please strings
one and one main title and no one two three
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four
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Come on. Come on, Arama. Come on. Outlook not
so good? What? No way! You try, Mouse. Ow!
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Okay, Magic Cane Ball. Last chance. This is
going to be the best, most way-not-boring summer
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ever. Right? Signs point to...
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Rocks, Mouse. Don't leave me hanging. Judy,
you almost ready? The bus will be here in five
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minutes. Uh-huh, I'm totally almost ready. Look
at that. You don't want to be late for the
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last day of school. Shoo, shoo, shoo. Help me,
Mouse, you're in my...
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Hair brush, hair brush, hair brush, oh! Hair
brush. See, here's the thing, Mouse. You know
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how every summer is S for Snoresville? Because
all I ever do is visit Grandma Lou and get
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a sunburn and pick my scabs and watch TV. And
it's not even cable. But this summer's going
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to be different because I have a plan. A PLA
M for the most super duper double rare, not
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bummer summer ever. Coming! Mouse. Look, Mom.
Hey! Look, Dad! Nice! Hi! Beach is the best,
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Inc!
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Is that a new trend? Wearing pajamas to school.
Just be happy she remembered her shoes. RUNNING
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HORN ROCKY! JUNE! Last day, no more homework,
no more tests! No more pink face, finish the
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test! Yeah!
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What's with the Mr. Potato Head hair? I wouldn't
talk, Mr. Frank Eats Paste Pearl.
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only an Amy and Roni. TP me!
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School from Wayne Perton's Summer Play.
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What's going on? Is it the last day of school
or something? YEEEAH
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Don't get too excited. There's still... three
hours and 27 minutes until summer officially
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begins. In fact, guess what I have here? Hot
off the press. A pop quiz. What? No way!
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Just a few questions to make sure that you're
paying attention. All right. Mm-mm. Question
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number one. How many times did I wear a purple
tie to school? 27 times!
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is correct. Excellent, Jessica. Ha-ha. Fing
face fin strikes again. Question number two.
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How long did it take our class to go around
the world? Eight and a half days! You guys
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are breezing through these. This is too easy
for you. I gotta go deeper. Let's see, let's
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see, let's see here. Ooh, this is a good one.
This is a big one. Mucho grande. Come on! Tell
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us! Okay, okay, okay. Can anyone guess, and
this means you, Class 3T, what I, Mr. Todd,
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will be doing this summer?
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We need a clue! Give us a clue!
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It's what doll rawr, doll rawr. Let's see. Ooh,
I have the perfect clue. The clue is... Perfect.
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Ooh.
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That's good. Let's dance.
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What is the name of the game?
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Hey!
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The real one! That's a great guess, but sadly
no. Any other guesses? Alright! Well don't
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say I didn't warn you.
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Well I come from the teacher's break room with
a banjo on my knee. Now listen up, dear students.
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It's so elementary. Oh, Class 3T, you'll want
to look for me. Because if somehow you find
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me, there's a prize. Oh, yes, sir, you'll see
me at the mall, the boulevard, and by the sea.
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And sometime you'll find me at the public library.
Oh, Class 3T, you'll want to look for me. If
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somehow you find me there's a prize, oh yes
siree! You'll see me at the ball, in the park,
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by the sea. And sometime you'll find me at the
public library. Oh my sweetie, you'll want
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to wait for me. If somehow you find me there's
a prize, oh yes siree!
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Here we go! Have a great summer! Bye, Mr. Todd!
Stay warm! I will! Stay Juni! Whoa!
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It's gonna be a summer to remember What is this?
Whoa!
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I don't care! Okay, T-Piers, are you ready for
the most way-rare double-cool summer plan ever?
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Time out. What's a T-Pier? Oh, we forgot! Amy's
not a member! A member of what? Of our club.
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Quick, Frank, go find a toad! Me? Find a toad.
Frank?
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Do you see anything? Rock.
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Am I doing this again? Shh. You'll see. If he
jumps on my face, you are so dead. Do you feel
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anything? Yeah. A toad. That slimy... Ew!
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Gross! Don't wipe it on her! You are sick! Sick?
Awesome! And now you're a member for our club,
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the Toad Pea Club. Which means you're totally
cool. So, are you ready for my plan? Introducing
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the one and only Judy Moody Mega Rare, not Bummer
Summer Dare. I don't get it. Okay. You know
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how we always hate summer because it's boring
with a capital B? I don't hate summer. I love
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summer. Anyway, this will solve all our problems.
I spent two days and 16 erasers figuring it
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out. Ride screen monster, surf a wave... Are
these the dares? Yep, so we do these dares
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and for each one we get 10 thrill points. Plus
bonus points if we do something crazy like...
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Ride screen monster with no hands. Or loser
points if we chicken out. At the end of summer,
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we add it all up and if we reach 100... Then
presto, whammo! We just had the best summer
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ever! Is that Thrilladelic or what? Um, it's
Thrilladelic, only I kind of forgot to tell
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you something.
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He forgot to tell you that he's going away for
the summer. What? Yeah, it's a circus camp.
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I'm going to learn how to walk on a tightrope
and do magic tricks and stuff. And I won't
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be here either. I'm going to Borneo.
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Guys, I thought you were serious. Borneo? What
even is Borneo? It's an island in Indonesia,
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and I am going with my mom. We leave in a week.
Me too. Friday.
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That is so not fair! How am I supposed to have
the best summer ever if you're not even here?
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I'm not going anywhere. You can have fun with
me. Great.
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Looks like somebody's in a bad mood. Really?
Who? The magical Doc and Amy are going away
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for the summer. Could you please not talk with
ABCPs in your mouth? ABC what? What? Already
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been chewed. Oh. Oh, God. Guys. OK, guys. Mind
your manners, please. Anyway, I could care
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less about Rocky and Amy. I mean, going to circus
camp, that's lame. Rocky's going to circus
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camp? You know, that's a great idea. You know,
I think his grandparents used to run that,
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the famous circus zang
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Oh, yeah, in the newspapers, too. Yeah, they've
been, uh, Bigfoot sightings everywhere. Valley
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Rottenberg, I saw him in the mall. At the mall?
I-I thought Bigfoot lived in the woods. But
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sometimes he has to buy stuff. There's no such
thing. It is, too. Want to help me catch him?
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I'd rather catch Poison Ivy.
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I want to go to circus camp, please. Honey,
I'm sorry. It's just too expensive. You know,
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we can't afford it. But if I learn how to do
circus stuff, I can quit school and you can
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loan me out to a circus and all my gobs of money.
Okay, well, you're not quitting school and
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we're certainly not loaning you out to a circus.
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family has any imagination and Rocky is a circus
freak leave me behind on
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Speaking to him again! What if you hate circus
camp? Are you nuts? Then why would I hate circus
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camp? Because it won't all be tons of fun. I
bet they make you shovel elephant poop. Ha
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ha, good one. Yeah, and did you know it weighs
like 200 tons? Plus it smells worse than a
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corpse flower. Are you ready for your send-off,
Brock?
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like a bowl of jello and all the teeth are yellow.
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Say goodbye, but he's a child of a man.
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I will! And also when I'm taming lions and juggling
swords. Ready kiddo? Yeah.
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Super boring! You can always come home! And
don't say I didn't warn you about the poop!
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Oh, I forgot!
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I can't hear you!
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So why are you going to Bordeaux? Because of
this lost tribe called the Panon. They've lived
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in the rainforest since forever, but all their
land is being destroyed because of logging.
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So anyways, my mom's going there so she can
write an article on them. And hopefully we
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can save them. You're so lucky. I never get
to save a lost tribe. I wish you could come.
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It's not that far away, you know. It's only
like 9,000 miles. Lots of people go to Borneo
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for vacation. Really? Does it cost like a zillion
dollars? I don't think so. Then maybe we could
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go. There's no reason we have to spend every
summer at Grandma Loom's, right? Amy, you passed?
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We'll leave in an hour. I'm ready. Go ask your
mom. I will, see ya. In case she says no, here's
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something to remember me by. Sweet.
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I love you!
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See you summer. Say, summer, I didn't know it
was in trouble. Listen to this. Instead of
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going to Grandma Lou's, boring, let's go to
Unboring Borneo. Borneo? Okay, you know that's
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like halfway around the world, right? So, it's
got a rainforest. And lost tribes that need
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to get found. Okay, but do you have any idea
how expensive it would be? Oh, stink! We're
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going to Borneo. But we need money-o. So let's
have a yard sale. I'll sell my pizza table
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collection. That's right, five pizza tables,
only $9.99. Oh, you can sell your world's biggest
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jawbreaker. No can do. Can't. I'm busy. Are
these cranberries? Uh, yes. Okay, bye. What?
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Bye. Okay, sweetie, can you just, you know what,
sit down for a second. I just wanna talk to
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you about something. So I was just on the phone
with your other grandma, you know, my mom,
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and you know how she and Gramps are moving to
that retirement community? Well, I'm afraid
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Gramps hurt his back, so he's gonna need a little
help, so. You mean we're flying to California
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to visit them? Oh! Julie, hang tight for one
second. Um, let me get a little more specific.
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Thank you, thank you. If I could just... Did
you tell her? Uh, not quite. Honey? Listen,
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Julie Bean, something's come up. Your mom and
I have to fly to California in a few days.
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Yeah. And you and Stink are staying here. What?
You're going to leave me here? To die of starvation?
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And boredom? And stinctom? Kiddo, it is not
gonna be that bad. Your Aunt Opal's coming.
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Aunt who? My sister. Judy, you've heard me mention
her a million times. So? I never actually met
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her. You did when you were little. She could
be totally evil. She could be a zombie for
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all I know. Oh. Do I look like a baby bush?
Uh. I'm trying to fake out Bigfoot. Well, in
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that case, absolutely. Oh, yes. Definitely.
100%. Yes, great, bye! So let me get this straight.
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I'm not going to California, I'm not going to
Borneo, I'm not going to circus camp, and now
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I'm not even going to Grandma Lou's. Then this
is the way worst double-dread bummer summer
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ever! Roar!
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This is supposed to be the Summer of 100 Thrills,
but instead... Plumie! I'm so...
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Do magic, Ape Ball. Could this summer get any
worse? Without a doubt. Ugh!
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Steve, Judy and Oco is here!
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Dear Amy, summer just got way worse and awful
has landed. Can you please come home or else
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send me a ticket to Borneo? Judy!
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I can't! Not until September! I bet she has
warts, Mouse, and evil oogly-boogly eyes, and
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makes us eat fish guts for breakfast. Dad, just
come down, or you're in big trouble. Can you
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read the sign, where it says I'm spending the
summer in my room? Really? What about food?
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You can put food inside and I'll lift it up.
What about TV? Check it out.
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It's gonna be a periscope. I'll be able to see
the whole living room. I'm going to the bathroom.
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Stink. I'm a creeper. What's that? Fire! Don't
worry, I can put it out. I can put stinks here.
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I can save us! I'll get water! Turn it on.
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Come on! You should take something to the sink.
OK. OK, watch your face! Judy, you don't need
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to do that anymore. Come on, I can't! It's OK,
Judy. Ah! Oh, my. Wow, it's the famous Judy-Boe.
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Oh! You are so cute. I believe only in your
five minutes in a row that our house is on
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fire. Unbelievable. That's so much bigger. Do
you remember this? Kind of. Wow. You've got
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more bracelets than my math tutor. And she's
in college. Here, you want to have this one?
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It's made out of yak hair. Really? I got it
off a monkey for 500 rupees. Wow. Cool. Wow.
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Thanks, Rare. Okay, but here's your real present,
stinker. Awesome!
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So you want to have your big foot? Look, look,
look. Awesome! Thank you, Aunt Joppa. Thank
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you, thank you. Thank you. Yeah! Man, oh man,
oh man! Yeah, yeah, yeah! I got a big foot!
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Yeah! Book. Oh, nice dance. Okay, and this is
your present.
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A mood ring? How did you know? I think you're
a big hit-o.
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I love it! Thank you! Ahem, guys. I'm so sorry
to interrupt, but, uh, what do you want to
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do about dinner? Pizza! A large wine surprise
and a pepperoni with tuna fish. Wanna go to
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the balloon bangs while we wait? Sure. Yay,
because I want to show Zeke my book and prove
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to you that Bigfoot exists. Right.
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Hey, see, check this out. Look, dude. Whoa,
sweet. It's a first edition. Who's the girl?
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Are you a Bigfooter? That's my sister Judy who
doesn't believe in Bigfoot.
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Seriously? Mega total super seriously.
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can handle the cave? The what?
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Welcome to the headquarters of the Bigfoot Believers
Association.
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You finished it! It's great! Thanks. What is
this? A clubhouse for bats? Observe. Yeti from
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the Himalayas. Sasquatch. Manbeast of the great
Northwest. Momo along the mighty Mississippi.
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In the Outback of Australia, he's Bunyip. Call
him what you will. One fact is clear, Bigfoot.
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This is cool or what? In 1978, Appleston Morris
captured definitive proof that the subgenus
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Gigantopithesis thrives in the modern era. That's
his face. Check that out. Bigfoot, no longer
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just for scientists. This is why they call it
the Bigfoot. See what I'm saying? This is like
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size 44 for man. That's it. And I got that photograph
right there, right there. You saw it, y'all
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see it right there. We've been meaning you for
a year. Ever since this guy up north spotted
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Bigfoot and caught it on camera. Since then,
we've been tracking down Bigfoot's every move.
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He is definitely headed our way. And now for
the proof. I keep it in cold storage. Cold
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storage? Hey, do you know Mr. Todd? Nope, never
heard of him. And now, prepare to have your
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mind blown. A rare certified photo of Bigfoot.
Look. But don't touch. Seriously, that's a
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guy in a sweater. You're nuts. That is Bigfoot.
Agreed. If you need more proof, come to one
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of our meetings. Tuesdays at six. Can, I'm busy
on Tuesdays. From now until always. Come on,
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Stink. It's pizza time.
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She'll be back.
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I'll be back. I didn't know what the backyard
was missing until I saw it. It's Morocco and
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Virginia. She really doesn't travel light. Mm-mm.
She travels with lights. Right. I hope you
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guys save room for my dessert. Oh, wow. We decorated
the patio and dessert. Opal, you spoil us.
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Hey, stink. Oh, honey, don't read at the table.
It's rude. I know, but look at this. Page 87,
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Bigfoot's bed. See, he storms down on all the
grass. Ta-da! Tangerine fondue! Do you remember
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this? Uh-huh. Wait. Yo. Ahem. We're gonna finish
packing. Mm-hmm. Yeah. But thank you. Enjoy,
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though, guys. Pun dogs for dessert? Yeah. I
used to make this for your dad when we were
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kids. Those are sweet loops. Yeah. Dig in. Mmm.
That doesn't count. That's not really good.
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This is nothing. When I was in Bali, I ate grilled
cockroaches. Oh, gross. I'll tell you what,
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if you take a bite, you could be in my club.
The I Ate Something Gross Club. A club? Rare.
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Just one bite and we win? Yeah. Pass on, dogs.
Okay, one, two, three.
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What do you think? Cool. There's more fruit
loops. Triple high five, you guys. Club members.
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Oh, what? United. So after the Peace Corps,
I trekked across the Sahara, and then I went
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to the Kunstschule in Berlin, and I did all
this really cool underground art stuff. And
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then I moved to Bali, which is so beautiful,
and I lived there until about a month ago.
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Mega cool. Is that where belly dancing's from?
It's Bali, not belly, silly. It's an island.
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Yeah. No, I didn't know. So, do you have any
fun summer plans I should know about? Well,
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I was gonna have the best summer ever, but my
friends ruined it. Ugh, I hate when that happens.
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Seriously, we're gonna do all these dares and
get thrill points, but they left, so no dares.
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I love dares. When I was in Kenya, somebody
once dared me to ride in an ostrich race. My
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ostrich won, but I fell off at the start. You
know what, I know a book. You just gave me
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an idea. I mean, what if we still did the dare
chart, but made it a race? Me, Rocky, Amy and
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Frank. We could each do our own dares and keep
track of our points. First one to get to 100
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wins.
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BOOM
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He slept through that?
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Wee. Hey, did you know that Bigfoot only scares
you? Okay, enough already with the Bigfeet!
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You don't wanna hear? Give me Bigfeet!
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Here, Amy and Rocky, uber rare idea. Let's do
a day race, starting right now. First one to
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get to 100 points wins. What do you say?
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A dare race? I'm in! Check out what I did today.
That's ten thrill points for sure. Don't you
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think? Just you wait, Rocky Zane. Just you wait.
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you buddy.
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Ah, better yet, how about I chew some and I'll
stick it on the line. Do we have candy for
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breakfast? No, no. Popcorn or candy? Listen.
No for breakfast. Can we not take a shower?
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Yes, you have to take a shower. I love you,
buddy. Bye.
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Okay, synchronized watches as of 2-12 p.m. Tuesday,
July 7th. The thrill race is on! What's the
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first dare? Scream monster? Nope.
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this. You're gonna dress in leotards? No, don't
you see? He's walking on a rope. A tight rope,
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above the ground. Death defying. Yeah!
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We get a tightrope.
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Perfecto!
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What do you think you're doing? I'm building
a trap for Beak Court. I'm gonna learn you
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a peanut butter. He loves peanut butter. Let's
on page 52, and then boom! A nut will fall
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out of this tree and land on his head. Not out
of this tree, it's mine. I called it. You can't
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call a tree. Really? Watch me. Mine.
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Ice cream! You scream, we all scream for old
King Cold's ice cream! Yay! It's mine, it's
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mine! Frank, where are you going? To go get
ice cream. But now's our chance, before Sting
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gets back. Come on, what's more important, thrill
points or ice cream? I'm going to go get ice
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cream. Okay, alright.
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Beauty and the Beast, World Cross!
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She'll fall too hard! True! Rocky's only crossed
a dinky grass field, but Judy is crossing the
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crushing cataracts of Niagara!
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Oh my goodness! Oh, Marie! The great Judy Reiniers
will not fall! Whoa! Get off Frank one at a
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time! Hurry up then! I want to... Scope an ice
cream! 10 throw points. Mosquitoes! Incoming!
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Stop wobbling me! I can't help it! There's a
mosquito on my... AHHH
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I got fuzzy navel.
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WAPOOSH
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Hey Judy! Ready for the scream monster? Hey
Judy! What's all this pink stuff? It's my prom
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dress. I have to take it to the cleaners. So
first we go in the tilt rail. After we get
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ice cream. Right. And snow cones. And corn dogs.
And gums of gum. Rare! We'll be ready for the
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scream monster for sure.
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Do you think what I'm thinking? You'll see me
at the mall, the pool, the park, and by the
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sea, Mr. Todd. ["The Sea"] ["The Sea"] ["The
Sea"] ["The Sea"] ["The Sea"] ["The Sea"] ["The
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Sea"] ["The
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I was sure he'd be in there. Don't worry, we'll
find him. We have all some of
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them. Yeah. Scream, monster! Supe Jeez Louise!
How many throw points is that? 10. Plus bonus
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points for no hands.
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I'm not throwing all the snow. Then step out
of line. Frank, we've been waiting in line
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forever. Surrender the snow cone. That's so
good. Seriously, we've got to start earning
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some throw points, because so far we have zero.
You guys coming or going here? Okay.
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I'm not so sure about this. What's wrong? Don't
you dare!
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special Bigfoot report. Tammy? With one siting
at the pier, one at Colonial College, one on
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Main Street, and one at-
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Bye. Herb?
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could also be Bigfoot. But he could also be
Bigfoot. Roseburn Bum, Herb's wife. This is
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Tammy reporting live from the police. That's
you here, Chinky. Whoa, what happened to you?
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Don't ask. Seriously. Don't ask.
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I told you not to ask. I'm not asking, I'm telling
you. Telling me what? You got a postcard from
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Rocky. Really? Can you read it? Sure. Dear Judy,
how are you? I'm fine. Can you read it like
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a normal person? You don't want me to sound
like Rocky? Just read it, okay? Okay. Dear
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Judy, how are you? I'm fine. Guess what? I just
learned how to solve someone in half. No fair!
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I want to do that. We even get to be in a real
circus. You have to come, okay? Okay. August
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4th. Just so you know, I'm up to 37 thrill points.
How many do you have? Please welcome Rocky
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the Magnificent, who is merely the assistant
to Judy, the even more magnificent. And now,
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let's watch the master at work. you not to throw
up on me. Can you put me back together later?
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I think so. What did you say? I said I think
so. You think so what? Nothing never mind.
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Hey, you wanna go to my Bigfoot meeting? It
starts in 15 minutes. Stink, I told you a bazillion
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trillion times. Bigfoot is for bozos. Okay,
just don't be asking for my autographs when
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I catch him and get all famous. Pfft.
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Let's see, 10 points for riding the scream monster.
Minus five for blue throw up. And five for
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prom dress equals. You're right mouse. A big
fat donut. Holy macaroni!
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Okay, I can't tell if he'd be a hat, or a wheel,
or a shield. Um... I think it's the lid to
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the garbage can. Yeah, I know, but what is it
really?
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What is all this anyway? It's my traveling art
studio.
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You really are an artist. Yeah. I'm a guerrilla
artist. Guerrilla? As in monkey? No, as in
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under the radar. A guerrilla artist makes art
out of everything and puts it everywhere. Why?
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Because it's fun and it's daring. I have an
idea.
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It was a hat! That looks great! Look, we're
beautifying the world with our amazing art!
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Great! Now all we have to do is sneak over to
the library late at night and put our hats
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on the lions. Oh, rare! That's ten throw points
for sure! Guess what? Zeke gave me homework!
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He said to look for Bigfoot Scat! Scat, now.
Scientific term for animal droppings. Also
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known as poop, dung, or doo-doo. But that's
not its only meaning. I sure he wasn't telling
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you to scat. Scat, verb, slang term meaning
to exit, scram or go away. Gotcha, Stink. Uh,
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Judy. Ice cream!
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I'm coming to save you! This won't take long,
I hope.
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Okay, this spatula is our last hope. What some?
An ABS? Already been slobbered? No thanks.
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It's gonna be
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okay. Okay, more leverage. Hang in there.
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More pressure. Almost. Oh. Almost.
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Whee! Free at last! In only an hour and 17 minutes
and 45 seconds. This was the worst day of my
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life. I'm sorry. I'll do anything you want,
anything, to make it up to you. Anything? Mm-hmm.
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Well, tomorrow night there's a cemetery creeping
crawl. Can we go? I don't know. Is it worth
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thrill points? Yes. Totally, absolutely! Yes,
yes, yes!
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Where should I put the scatting noble? Fridge
or freezer? Whatever, it's your animal poop.
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Okay, I think freezer. Hey Judy, we're gonna
leave at seven and then we're gonna eat our
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picnic at the cemetery. What do you think? Yeah,
extra points for eating with skeletons. And
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I need them, because Amy just swam with sharks.
Let me see, let me see!
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Whoa. Wow, swimming with a shark, that's cool.
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You're gonna lose this way so bad. Hey look,
your finger's green. Green was envy. Green
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was pawns. Green like pawns, gum. Green like
boogers. Stink, you're an intergalactic booger.
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Hey, where are you going? To the cemetery. We're
walking, right? It's miles from here. We have
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to take Humphrey. Who's Humphrey? That's one
of the dad calls that car. No way. You know
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your dad had a bike named Humphrey when we were
kids. Let's take bikes. Not allowed after dark.
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Bummer. Let's do this.
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Steering wheel, gas, brakes, ignition, frog.
You know how to drive, right? Of course. I
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drove across the Horn of Africa.
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Ah
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That was ten years ago, I'm sorry. Ours were
reverse. Got it now.
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No worries, he'll come back to me.
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Is there a map or something? Cause I have no
idea where I'm going. Got one.
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Can you get a ticket for driving too slow? Alright,
backseat driver.
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Don't say crap! Crap's a swear! Crap is not
a swear!
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We are out of gas. Van. Way. Super. Lost. Are
we still in Virginia? Of course we are. Look,
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it's Larkspur Pier. It's Virginia's number one
tourist attraction. Looks more like Virginia's
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number one ghost town.
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I'm starving.
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Isn't it cool, Judy? Wow, we're in the unzone.
How cool is that? The unzone. Get it? It's
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cool. That's so funny. Look, I have baloney
for you and turkey for Sting.
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ketchup. I remember the ketchup for you.
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This smells like almost like... Oh look, a seagull.
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Bon appetit!
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Disgusting! Gross, gross! Eugh! Crap! That too.
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Dear Rocky, have you ever been on a poop picnic?
I have, and it stinks on ice. Hardy, hardy,
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hop. Be quiet, you guys! I can't hear myself
right! Sorry. So, the right is the gas, the
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left is the brake. Okay? Okay. Look at that!
Tilt your head, Tilt. So what else stinks about
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this summer?
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Let's see... The circle wave sounds really delicate.
Just never try it with Mr. Sponge Frank Square
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Bottle.
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Alright, Tutti, ready? Ready! Frank, you ready?
Ready, Frank?
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AHHHHH
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Mr. Todd's challenge? Find him and get a prize?
Yeah! I got a prize, all right. Mr. Todd! The
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Cuckoo Head Prize. And Amy can't stop sending
Megathrilled pics from Borneo.
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If you ever go to ride an elephant, Rocky, be
careful. Ride an elephant? Today, all... Oh!
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With my luck, you end up giving the elephant
a ride.
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So Mr. Todd is supposed to be somewhere cold,
right?
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He isn't working in the bakery freezer, that's
for sure. And he wasn't at the mall, the pool,
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the park, or by the sea. Mr. Todd is nowhere.
You and Amy aren't even here and you'll probably
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find him before me. I'm so desperate for thrill
points and Opal tried to help her put hats
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on the lions at the library, but we missed the
bus. At the worst possible time.
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Scott, we're on point.
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And Opal says, with all else fails, dance. You
woke up late, fell out of bed. Already can't
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wait for this day to end. Here's a mess.
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So I had to make that into a throw point dance.
I love dancing, so that's the easy peasy, right?
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There's always a mo-
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Yeah
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I lost every round. Tomorrow's another day.
So what? Oh well.
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How many zero points do I have after one whole
summer of trying? Not a zip-zero zilch point.
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So rocky. Can you please think out more dares
for me? Because otherwise, I'm gonna be a no-point-dare-doing
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loser!
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Hey Judy, ready for the evil creature double
feature? Yep. Me too, let's go. Who are you?
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Bride of Frankenstein. And I'm Frankenstein.
We even have matching rings. Judy and Frank's
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in the tree. K-I-S-S-I-K. Do you want me to
feed you to Jaws? Mm-mm-mm-mm. Then take it
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back. G-N-I-S-S-I-K.
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Let's go. Bye and hope, whoa! Are you making
pancakes? No way, this is plaster of Paris.
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Wow, mom and dad would freak if they saw this
mess. Oh yeah, you should really get out the
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vacuum and clean it up. I think you should get
out the fire hose. See ya. Bye, you look great.
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I love your costume.
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I want to take your money! Wahaha! How come
you're wearing a ski jacket? It's August. Because
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it's freezing in there. The air conditioner
has gone psycho. Did he say freezing? As in
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cold? Mr. Tom!
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Search everywhere. Is one of you Mr. Todd? Nope.
And nope. Mr. Todd, is that you? Mr. Todd!
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Mr. Todd, Mr. Todd! I give up. Mr. Todd's probably
training penguins in the North Pole or something.
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Or something. He he he. Roar!
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being a Wimperger. We have to stay to the end
if we want to get points. Don't look at me
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or the other one will be scared. Oh! No!
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Holy eyeball! Good thing he's dead already.
No! Oh! Watch it!
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True, the dead are among us. They have taken
over the small town of Pennsylvania. Lock your
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doors, bolt your windows, head to the basement.
And if you don't have a basement, build one.
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Sit down! This is our absolute last chance to
earn thrill points! Hairhead Frankenstein.
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I come for you! I'm hungry! I'm hungry for you,
Franny! He said my
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name! I'm not leaving! Let's go!
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Zombies are dead. I'm going home. Great! Rocky
and Amy are breaking the record the funnest
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summer ever! And I'm stuck with... Frank and
Screamer. Hey! Rocky and Amy wouldn't bail
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after two seconds of zombies. Rocky and Amy
wouldn't knock me off a tightrope. Rocky and
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Amy wouldn't puke all over me! Look who's talking!
All your stupid points and dares and charts,
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they suck the fun out of everything! You're
like a big wet funspud! Fun sponge.
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Ah! Hold on there, Bridezilla. Where's your
ticket? It's inside. It's in my backpack. Sorry.
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No ticket? No.
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NOOO
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Sponge my elbow!
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What is that? It's Bigfoot. I'm a gorilla artist
now, huh? Check out the head. You want to help?
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I'd love to, only I can't, because I'm going
to spend the rest of this bummer summer in
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my room. Look out, she's in a mood. Am not.
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01:00:06,354 --> 01:00:09,143
85 points already? Rocky? RAAAAR!
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September.
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I think this is gonna be melted by then.
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01:00:52,778 --> 01:00:57,591
So you want to spend the rest of the summer
in your room? I might as well. It's already
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01:00:57,631 --> 01:00:59,657
completely for sure ruined.
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Besides, Frank, my used to be second best friend,
but now he's my enemy, called me a fun sponge.
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Wow, that's bad. Are you a fun sponge? No way,
he's the sponge. It's his fault I can't get
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any thrill points. Right, thrill points. Well,
they're important. You can't have an op on
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summer without them. Totally die, I mean, that's
like the number one rule of summer. We have
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to find a way for you to get the thrill points.
What about, you know, we didn't put the hats
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01:01:32,064 --> 01:01:39,395
on the lions yet? The hat's got a ruin, remember?
There's gotta be something else. It's impossible,
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Ann Opel. I've already thought of absolutely,
positively everything. There's gotta be more.
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01:01:44,681 --> 01:01:48,705
Let's go on Google. Let's Google fun. What's
that?
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01:01:55,735 --> 01:02:01,775
You've got a class up at Big Book, right? Looks
great. And your name is? James Moody, whatever
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01:02:01,795 --> 01:02:07,077
your girl's name is, Stink. Stink is apparently
building a statue of Bigfoot to commemorate
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01:02:07,097 --> 01:02:13,380
the monster who may be lurking nearby according
to 27 recent eyewitness reports. Now, most
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01:02:13,440 --> 01:02:18,262
people think Bigfoot isn't real. How do you
answer that? Well, people don't think giant
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01:02:18,282 --> 01:02:25,086
squids are real either. Well, they are. And
so is Bigfoot. And I'm gonna catch him. If
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01:02:25,126 --> 01:02:30,452
you do catch him, Mr. Stink Moody, you'll be
the most famous kid in America. You put this
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01:02:30,532 --> 01:02:31,818
town on the map.
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01:03:02,958 --> 01:03:07,779
For years, people have searched for Bigfoot,
but only Judy Moody could find him. How many
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01:03:07,819 --> 01:03:12,381
thrill points is that worth, do you think? A
million. But who's counting?
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01:03:15,582 --> 01:03:22,604
In honor of your courageous actions, we are
renaming this town Judy Moodyville! Come on
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01:03:22,644 --> 01:03:25,325
down, Judy, and put this town on the map!
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01:03:34,094 --> 01:03:41,537
You stink, Moody. As your quest for Bigfoot
continues, we wish you luck. This is WH2O Broadcasting
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01:03:41,597 --> 01:03:47,399
Log. Don't forget me. I'm a Bigfooter, too.
You are? It's Judy Moody with a J, an U-D-Y.
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01:03:48,139 --> 01:03:50,020
Did you get that? Yep. Uh-huh.
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01:03:53,541 --> 01:03:58,443
Bye. Since when were you a Bigfooter? Since
one minute ago. Listen, is Bigfoot really,
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01:03:58,483 --> 01:04:06,274
truly for absolute positive real? 27 people
can't be wrong. then I will help you find him.
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01:04:06,494 --> 01:04:13,017
Yeah! But how come? Because this is my absolute
last chance to get throw points. And if we
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01:04:13,237 --> 01:04:19,140
actually catch Bigfoot, I might even win the
race. Huh? Nothing, never mind. Just tell me
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01:04:19,400 --> 01:04:25,803
everything. Got it. And dogs always howl whenever
they see me. That's on page 37. See if I can
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01:04:25,843 --> 01:04:35,479
tell you more. This is like a Bigfoot encyclopedia.
Okay, Bigfooters, Tuesday's meeting is now
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01:04:35,519 --> 01:04:42,815
called to order. Herb and Rose? Present. Stink?
Present. New member? Judy Moody. Present.
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01:04:47,730 --> 01:04:53,114
Where's everyone? This is it. This is our club.
And we welcome you. Get a picture of that.
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01:04:53,154 --> 01:04:57,698
Better late than never. Rose, do you have a
report? Three new sightings. That's the most
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01:04:57,718 --> 01:05:02,521
we've gotten in one week. Excellent. Give me
the coordinates. One saw Bigfoot taking laundry
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01:05:02,581 --> 01:05:11,047
off her clothesline. 57 Ashbury Road. It's a
mile east of the mall. Gotcha. Another saw
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01:05:11,087 --> 01:05:19,248
something large and furry at the door. The third
swears he saw Bigfoot last night at the corner
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01:05:19,288 --> 01:05:24,612
of Croker and Jefferson. Croker and Jefferson?
That's where we live! You lived there? Yeah.
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01:05:25,153 --> 01:05:30,577
What can you say? Anybody say anything? 117
Croker! Just recalling, we're in all night
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01:05:30,737 --> 01:05:35,561
surveillance. Are you guys up for it? You mean
like a stakeout with flashlights and secret
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01:05:35,581 --> 01:05:42,791
codes and stuff? I got a whole book of codes.
Oh, right, yes! Real or real? Herb, Rose, you're
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01:05:42,811 --> 01:05:48,716
in charge of equipment. Troops, we've got everything
you need. Camouflage netting. Check, check.
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01:05:49,297 --> 01:05:55,623
Night vision goggles. Check, check. Camp quarter
with whistle. Check, check. Thermoses with
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01:05:55,663 --> 01:05:57,865
coffee. Herb, they don't drink coffee.
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01:06:01,230 --> 01:06:09,274
Good luck, team. I will call with any sighting
updates. Sir! Okay, that's the lot of it. Now
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01:06:09,334 --> 01:06:19,480
remember, if you need backup, this van is at
your service. August 3rd, 8.06 PM. The trap
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01:06:19,520 --> 01:06:28,745
is set, and the Bigfoot stakeout is on. This
is Stink Moody reporting live. You look like
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01:06:29,065 --> 01:06:36,860
our girl. These don't work. I can't even see.
That's because it's not done yet. Oh. Hey!
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01:06:37,980 --> 01:06:44,182
Are you ready? Let's go over the plan. You two
will sleep in the tent. Check. If you see or
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01:06:44,222 --> 01:06:49,123
hear anything, you will contact me immediately
on this walkie talkie. That stinks old baby
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01:06:49,163 --> 01:06:56,942
monitor. Whatevs. Let's call it the walkie talkie.
What is the signal? Correct. Awesome. What
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01:06:56,962 --> 01:07:01,183
happens if you fall asleep and Bigfoot attacks
us and we're half-eaten before you get downstairs?
437
01:07:01,803 --> 01:07:09,266
He won't attack us. I know Bigfoot's family.
This means I am your head. And this means your
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01:07:09,326 --> 01:07:13,828
head was delicious. Okay, Bigfoot's not gonna
eat any heads, all right? Because we're remembering
439
01:07:13,868 --> 01:07:16,689
this vow. We will not fall asleep!
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01:07:36,904 --> 01:07:37,354
It's stinking up.
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01:07:47,054 --> 01:07:47,441
Please!
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01:07:55,534 --> 01:07:56,684
It's... it's him!
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01:08:10,316 --> 01:08:10,647
What?
444
01:08:22,862 --> 01:08:29,145
Frank? Judy? What are you doing here? Well,
I got my dad to go back to the theater and
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01:08:29,185 --> 01:08:33,507
pick up our packs, and I thought I could just
drop it off in your tent or something so you'd
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01:08:33,548 --> 01:08:39,991
find it, only I bumped into a jar and then you
hair knitted me. Sorry, I thought you were
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01:08:40,031 --> 01:08:48,463
Bigfoot. Why would I be Bigfoot? Who scared
you these pants off, Frank? Did not. You were
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01:08:48,483 --> 01:08:51,410
screaming your head off. No I wasn't. I was.
449
01:09:01,263 --> 01:09:11,671
Bigfoot? Impossible! That was an owl. What,
Bigfoot pretending to be an owl? Come on, let's
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01:09:11,731 --> 01:09:18,676
go! I have to get my camcorder. Are you coming,
Frank? It's worth mega, mega points. Um, I
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01:09:18,756 --> 01:09:25,201
love to, but, um... Oh, that's my dad's goggle,
boy! That's for night vision.
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01:09:43,382 --> 01:09:51,886
Maybe it really was an owl. Nuh-uh. That was
him. Bigfoot is famous for his owl sounds.
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01:09:52,727 --> 01:09:53,487
Page 11.
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01:09:59,362 --> 01:10:07,576
You go first. I'll hold the light. You go first.
I'm filming. You scary pants. Stay close. Not
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01:10:07,636 --> 01:10:11,483
that close. Then go faster. No way.
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01:10:52,727 --> 01:10:53,036
Dad?
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01:11:07,854 --> 01:11:17,898
Stop! Look! There! Shhh! Is that some kind of
bed? Yeah, a Bigfoot bed. Remember from the
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01:11:17,958 --> 01:11:24,401
picture, this must be where he sleeps. Then...
where is he?
459
01:11:28,200 --> 01:11:39,628
Mr. Hood is coming. Probably watching us. Mr.
Bigfoot, we come in peace. Hello?
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01:12:34,498 --> 01:12:36,375
There, see, that's his bed!
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01:12:39,438 --> 01:12:47,264
Do you really think it's his? He was there.
I know it. All I know is I got a face full
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01:12:47,284 --> 01:12:52,788
of possum and zero throw points. Don't give
up, you can do it. It can take years to catch
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01:12:52,808 --> 01:12:57,332
a monster. But I don't have years. I need throw
points now. Look, look, it's Bigfoot! Look,
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01:12:57,352 --> 01:13:00,194
you're the dog! Quick, after him! Go, go, go!
There, after him! Go,
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01:13:05,699 --> 01:13:08,541
go, go!
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01:13:13,923 --> 01:13:14,806
Don't stop! Go!
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01:13:29,422 --> 01:13:30,022
Look, look,
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01:13:40,590 --> 01:13:45,292
I'm sorry, but I'm afraid we need this bike.
Jessica. Jessica, this is a matter of extreme
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01:13:45,372 --> 01:13:53,755
national emergency. Who are you? I am Opal,
the special agent in charge of the apprehension
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01:13:53,795 --> 01:14:00,675
of large unidentified creatures. We are requisitioning
all available bicycles. Thank you for your
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01:14:00,715 --> 01:14:08,332
service to your country. Watch out! Get it off!
Get it off! I can't see it! Sorry!
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01:14:49,974 --> 01:14:56,818
Hey, we just got a report! Bigfoot's in the
ice cream truck! We know! Get in! Buckle up,
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01:14:57,358 --> 01:15:10,165
everybody. Should I drive? No! This is Herb
Birnbaum reporting a large runaway man-gorilla
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01:15:10,205 --> 01:15:14,988
known as Bigfoot who appears to have come into
an ice cream truck. Left! Go left! Go left,
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01:15:15,088 --> 01:15:15,548
Rosie! No, sir!
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01:15:18,830 --> 01:15:25,774
I tell you, this is my first official car chase.
Really? We get in two or three of these a week.
477
01:15:25,834 --> 01:15:32,858
Hit it! Hit it! Hang on everybody! Commencing
infrared warning device! Is that legal? When
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01:15:32,878 --> 01:15:37,141
you're chasing a man, Gorilla-san, anything
is legal. Anything!
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01:15:52,439 --> 01:15:58,110
Go, go, go! Whoa! When you see my supersonic
tracking device, that's really like the movies.
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01:16:04,174 --> 01:16:09,918
You sir are an artist. I programmed it with
200 different Bigfoot sounds. The minute it
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01:16:09,958 --> 01:16:17,144
picks up the slightest... Curb, I told you to
use a lag bolt! Alright. Look out!
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01:16:23,662 --> 01:16:26,358
I'm a newsman! Can I move you to me? Follow
that news! I'm a newsman! Can I move you to
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01:16:26,378 --> 01:16:26,418
me?
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01:17:21,431 --> 01:17:25,880
Oh hey look! It's a pup pigment plate! Hey kids
wait wait! We'll need to put a pigment suit!
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01:17:39,274 --> 01:17:45,128
Mr. Todd? Judy! Long time no see! What's going
on? We were saving you from- Bigfoot! Back!
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01:17:45,308 --> 01:17:46,090
Get back!
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01:17:57,158 --> 01:18:01,934
Zeke? I don't believe this! We received at least
76 calls this morning! It's my teacher! It's
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01:18:01,954 --> 01:18:06,555
Zeke! I believe it's the ice cream guy. Since
when are you Bigfoot? Why didn't you stop for
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01:18:06,615 --> 01:18:11,177
us? Well, when? A madcap ride through town has
led us to this pier. Hey, I love your cool
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01:18:11,217 --> 01:18:16,240
suit. You look awesome. Hi. I'm Mr. Todd, Judy's
teacher. Hi, I'm Opal. And this is Bigfoot.
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01:18:16,400 --> 01:18:20,081
I hired him to help me sell ice cream. With
all the Bigfoot mania around here, he'll really
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01:18:20,101 --> 01:18:24,063
help me drum up business. He's way better than
the arrow pointing guy. Why didn't you tell
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01:18:24,103 --> 01:18:29,926
me that you knew Mr. Todd? I've been looking
for him all summer. Yeah. Dudes, chill. I only
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01:18:29,946 --> 01:18:36,669
met the Todd's for this morning. that still
remain? Is the real Bigfoot still at large?
495
01:18:37,129 --> 01:18:44,613
And will he show up for the circus? The circus?
Yep, it's today, right here at the pier. And
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01:18:44,653 --> 01:18:52,776
remember, you get a prize if you find me. Front
row seats. Wow, thanks! Are we the first ones
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01:18:52,796 --> 01:18:54,977
to find you? Not exactly.
498
01:19:22,943 --> 01:19:31,313
Yeah, sure. Sorry I was such a fenn mop. Sponge.
Whatever. Want some? Bigfoot loves Scott and
499
01:19:31,333 --> 01:19:31,594
Kenny.
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01:19:49,067 --> 01:19:59,998
Rocky! That is the Big Elephant Booth! I knew
it! Hey Rocky! Hey! Hey Judy! Ladies and gentlemen,
501
01:20:00,499 --> 01:20:09,008
welcome to the Saint Seedy Family Circuit! Let
the show begin!
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01:20:15,586 --> 01:20:24,799
Volunteer from the audience! Someone brave enough
to get sold in half! See me! See me! Hmmm
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01:20:37,750 --> 01:20:45,600
You, young lady! Thank you! Thank you, GD! I
missed you so much! I missed you too! Pop it!
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01:21:21,338 --> 01:21:25,567
Yeah, because we only just got home, and we'd
like our little girl in one piece. Don't worry,
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01:21:25,607 --> 01:21:27,632
Mom. It really didn't hurt that much.
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01:21:35,182 --> 01:21:35,630
Sorry, Judy!
507
01:21:39,574 --> 01:21:40,158
Judy tonight?
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01:21:51,266 --> 01:21:53,308
They're way too serious, don't you think?
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01:22:00,546 --> 01:22:02,614
Fix them! Yup.
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01:22:09,409 --> 01:22:10,334
Thanks for watching!
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01:22:26,786 --> 01:22:31,231
spend the rest of your summer in your room?
Oh, for sure an absolute positive. I wouldn't
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01:22:31,251 --> 01:22:36,738
have put a hat on the lion, or gone on a stakeout,
or fallen off a tightrope, or had a poop picnic,
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01:22:36,798 --> 01:22:44,949
or found Mr. Todd, or been in a car chase, or
gotten sod and mad, or met you.
514
01:22:48,334 --> 01:22:51,235
How about you don't leave tomorrow? How about
you come live with us?
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01:22:56,537 --> 01:23:02,079
What about this? Next summer, I'm thinking of
wrapping the Eiffel Tower in 10,000 scars.
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01:23:02,779 --> 01:23:08,962
Do you wanna help me? For real? That would be
on top of a spaghetti rare. I never thought
517
01:23:08,982 --> 01:23:15,945
we could top this summer, but Paris, wow. Paris,
next summer, be there! I love you!
518
01:23:32,478 --> 01:23:33,229
Thanks for watching!
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01:23:42,710 --> 01:23:50,319
50 cents to touch Bigfoot! 50 cents to touch
this? Are you nuts, Stink? Do you have change
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01:23:50,359 --> 01:23:53,202
for a dollar? Yes!
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01:23:59,070 --> 01:24:01,984
fixing my bike? Yeah sure, no problem.
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01:24:06,734 --> 01:24:06,956
Thank you.
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01:24:16,472 --> 01:24:21,715
Oh, my gosh! It's awesome! 50 cents a touch,
Bigfoot! Hey, this was my idea. And Uncle says
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01:24:21,815 --> 01:24:27,098
art belongs to everyone. Besides, I have to
earn money for the Eiffel Tower. 50 cents a
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01:24:27,138 --> 01:24:32,662
touch! For a dollar, Bigfoot will shake your
hand! Or better yet, for $100, we'll move them
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01:24:32,682 --> 01:24:37,204
to your yard. For $1,000, I'll tell you where
the real Bigfoot lives! Yeah!
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01:24:54,589 --> 01:25:05,129
You're dead? That's not good. today. Like any
other day. I'm gonna change that. Wait and
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01:25:05,170 --> 01:25:12,436
see. Gonna learn to fly. Gonna touch the sky.
She
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01:26:15,213 --> 01:26:15,402
Nip.
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01:26:33,732 --> 01:26:35,152
Okay, okay. Cut. Okay.
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you
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01:27:27,319 --> 01:27:27,401
Oooo
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01:28:30,392 --> 01:28:30,476
you
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