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NARRATOR".
Daybreak at Gotham City Library...
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where Penguin has just purloined
a priceless folio of famous umbrellas.
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Ha, ha, ha. I know where to dispose of you
for a good price.
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Then Lulu and I are off to the races.
Ha, ha, ha.
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- Caught with the goods, eh, Penguin?
- Faugh, how did you get unglued?
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- Hand over that folio, you feathered felon.
- And come quietly.
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Oh, I always knew
I'd come to the end of the road.
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Holy diversionary tactic.
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I'll have my men pick him up in a jiffy.
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- No.
- No?
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Since we didn't apprehend him in this
office and he got away with the folio...
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let's let him play out his hand.
I suspect that this robbery...
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is only part of a much bigger caper.
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Escaped? With the folio?
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- Hello, Ms. Gordon.
- Hello, Batman, Robin, Chief O'Hara.
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And last but not least...
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I told you we can handle this.
You needn't have gotten up so early.
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Well, it was almost time to open anyway,
Daddy. Who was it? The Penguin again?
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Yes, and that slimy bird
slipped right through our fingers.
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I guess I better phone Bruce Wayne.
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As head of the library's board of trustees,
he'd be upset at the loss of a rare item.
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You needn't bother Mr. Wayne
needlessly, Ms. Gordon.
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- Needlessly? That folio is invaluable.
- I'll have that folio back within an hour.
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I suspected he might make this move
and I prepared a counter one.
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Today is the day
of the Bruce Wayne Foundation Handicap...
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at Gotham Park Racetrack.
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I'm sure Mr. Wayne has many other
important things on his mind.
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Well, Robin, to the Batcave.
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Lulu, that's magnificent.
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That is the sharpest-looking horse
of another color I've ever seen in my life.
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At least nobody will recognize him.
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But I do hope nobody recognizes
that the horse from the glue factory...
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in Parasol's stall is a phony.
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By the time they do, the race will be over.
Ha, ha, ha.
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What about the track officials, the jockey?
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Wally Bootmaker
is supposed to ride Parasol.
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He's not blind.
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Don't worry about Wally Bootmaker.
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My two finks will take care of him
when they get back.
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Well, here we are. Business as usual, huh?
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Penguin's Bookshop.
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Hello, Sammy.
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Iron Marshmallow in the big race.
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No, listen, I got a tip
it's gonna be scratched.
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Matter of fact, I got a tip that all but
two of the horses are gonna be scratched.
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Parasol and a late entry
by the name of Bumbershoot.
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But the big bet, Sammy, is Parasol.
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All right, I'll take it, but
pay cash, Sammy. Ha, ha, ha.
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What do you mean, all but two horses
will be scratched?
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- "Scratched" means withdrawn from the race.
- I know what it means.
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- But what do you mean, Pengy?
- I got a plan.
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I hope so. But why did you tell him
to bet on Parasol and not on Bumbershoot?
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Because the more money that's bet on that
phony nag, which is bound to lose...
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the more money we'll make
because the odds will be higher.
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All I have to do is to unload this
folio there and get some money to bet.
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- What's that, the racing news?
- No, this is the Saturday review of folios.
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All the rich collectors and advertisers.
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Wait a minute.
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This sounds like a pigeon.
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"Wanted. For private collections."
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Priceless folios of all famous articles,
particularly parasols.
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"Will pay top prices. Mr. A. L. Fredd."
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The Gotham West Hotel.
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That's a very, very wealthy hotel.
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I'll just call. I'm sure that our 10 grand
is gonna be in the feed bag, Lulu.
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It's not Lulu. It's Lola Lasagne.
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Well, have it your way.
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Lasagne, macaroni, whatever.
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Hello, will you give me Mr. A.L. Fredd?
It's the Penguin Bookshop for him.
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Heh.
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Hello, Mr. A.L. Fredd?
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Yes, this is A.L. Fredd.
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- Should we take this up with the Batcomputer?
- Take what up?
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The location of Penguin's hideout,
for one thing.
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It's a little bookmaking shop
on Fleece Street.
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I did a little extracurricular crime-detecting
while Dick Grayson did his homework.
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And also found out you're
gonna have that folio back in an hour?
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I still want Penguin
to play out his hand, Robin.
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And I believe you'll find that the priceless
folio is upstairs in Bruce Wayne's study.
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I just came in, Ms. Gordon.
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I don't know if Mr. Wayne is here or...
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Oh, he just walked in. One moment, please.
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It's Ms. Gordon from the library, sir.
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And there's the priceless folio.
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A steal at $10,000.
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Hello, Ms. Gordon.
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Oh, Mr. Wayne, I'm glad I finally reached
you. I've been trying for over an hour.
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Dick and I were out
taking our usual early constitutional.
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Apparently Alfred didn't hear the telephone.
What can I do for you, Ms. Gordon?
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Well, completely against Batman's
suggestion and my father's advice...
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I thought you should know.
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The priceless folio of famous parasols
we keep in a locked case...
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was stolen earlier this morning.
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Yes, by the Penguin.
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He apparently made his entrance
with some sort of passkey...
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and his exit through a window
by using his umbrella as a parachute.
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A man of many talents.
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You're not upset at such a loss?
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I'm not upset, Ms. Gordon,
because the priceless folio...
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is, at this very moment,
on the desk in front of me.
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One second, please.
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Yes, Alfred tells me that Batman returned
it just a few minutes ago, Ms. Gordon.
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Oh, well, that's incredible. Batman said
he'd have it back within an hour, but...
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You didn't believe him?
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Well, I'm afraid I'm still naive enough
to believe the impossible can't be done.
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I guess I owe Batman an apology.
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A word of thanks should do
at the proper time.
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I'll see that the folio
is returned to the library shortly.
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- Goodbye, Ms. Gordon.
- Good bye.
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Good work, Mr. Fredd.
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I feel we're one step closer, Dick.
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One step closer?
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When you're now out $10,000
to that pompous purloiner?
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"Patient men win the day,"
an apt quotation from Chaucer.
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Apt maybe, but I doubt if Chaucer
had run into Penguin when he wrote it.
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While back with the baleful bookie...
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Those freeways are murder, boss.
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No explanations, no excuses,
and you shut up.
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I wanna see what the radio
has to say about this.
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Priceless folio of famous parasols...
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stolen this morning from the Gotham
Library has been recovered by Batman...
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and returned to Bruce Wayne,
chairman of the board of directors.
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Any further details are lacking at
this time, but Commissioner Gordon...
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Returned already. Quadruple faugh.
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She is gonna pay for this.
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Who's she?
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Ms. Gordon, that's who.
She works at the library, doesn't she?
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She knows that that folio was stolen.
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She also happens to know Bruce Wayne,
who knows Batman...
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who just might know A.L. Fredd.
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We got the 10 grand, Pengy.
Why ruffle your feathers?
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Because I smell a deep and dire plot
in all this.
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But Ms. Gordon is going to smell
something even worse.
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- What's that? Another radio?
- No, a little toy...
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for the police commissioner's daughter.
- Does it walk?
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Of course it walks.
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And as it walks a little while,
it throws out a deadly gas...
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on anybody who toys with it.
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Pengy, all we wanna do is win a horse race.
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We don't wanna kill anyone.
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She spurned me, didn't she?
Well, she's not gonna get a second chance.
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Take this over to
the police commissioner's daughter.
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- Tell her it's a gift from an admirer.
- Okay, boss.
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Visor, you go to the racetrack
and you get rid of this Wally Bootmaker.
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- I don't care how, just get rid of him.
- Right, Penguin.
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We'll follow with our dark horse.
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And while I am making the entries, I want
you to get rid of all the other horses.
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Me? How?
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Well, it's simple enough. They know
you there. Just apply plenty of this.
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Ha, ha, ha.
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NARRATOR".
Meanwhile at Gotham Park Racetrack...
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the racing secretary has some startling
news for millionaire Bruce Wayne.
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Every horse except Parasol
has been scratched?
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That's right, Mr. Wayne.
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And Wally Bootmaker has disappeared.
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And there's someone here with a
last-minute entry called Bumbershoot.
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Yes, he's in my office now.
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Well, he has his entry fee.
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- Says he's the owner-trainer.
- And jockey.
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What does he look like?
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Confidentially, he's a bit of a bird.
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Let him enter Bumbershoot.
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I'll get another jockey to ride Parasol.
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And there will be another last-minute entry
from the Bruce Wayne Stables.
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But don't say anything about it yet.
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Just as I thought. Penguin has not only
overplayed his hand, he's tipped his mitt.
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Somehow he's managed to switch horses
and put the big money on the wrong horse.
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Probably that goat from the glue factory.
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But what's this about another last-minute
entry from Wayne Stables?
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Waynebeau, my new 3-year-old, should win
it. I didn't wanna enter him earlier.
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I didn't want it to appear as if
I were setting up own my horse...
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to win
the Bruce Wayne Foundation Handicap.
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Now, about jockeys...
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Bruce, let me ride Waynebeau.
I'm light enough.
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No, Dick, I couldn't allow my own ward
to ride my own thoroughbred.
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- People might think it was funny.
- Hm.
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But you can ride the fake Parasol
and try to win it.
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But if I did win,
wouldn't that upset all your plans?
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No, I'll get another jockey
to ride the other horse.
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Who?
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Well...
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No, I wouldn't even know
where to look for her.
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- Her?
- Batgirl.
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Gosh, yes, she'd be great.
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On our side and all.
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And all, Dick.
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But who is she and where is she?
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I wouldn't know
how to go about finding her.
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So a short time later,
Barbara Gordon receives several surprises.
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A little toy penguin.
Oh, what a cute gadget.
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And look, it winds up.
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Oh, be careful, Myrtle.
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Oh, be careful
of a darling little thing like this?
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Whoa!
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Myrtle? Myrtle!
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NARRATOR". And while Penguin's
pusillanimous plot proceeds...
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Barbara gets a second surprise.
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Oh, thank you.
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- Myrtle, are you all right?
- I think so.
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I only got a little whiff of that smoke,
but it certainly made me dizzy.
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You should lie down in the lounge.
I'll help you.
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Never mind, Barbara, I can make it.
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These diabolical tricks must be stopped.
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- I'm gonna call my father.
- Oh, one moment.
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I think this toy penguin has probably
breathed its last poisonous breath.
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And it's just possible
that a certain live Penguin...
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may be rendered equally useless.
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Can we have a word together?
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NARRATOR".
And speaking of words...
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This is a farce, Mr. Wayne.
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An unknown jockey
on the horse that's the favorite?
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An unknown horse
with that birdman on board.
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And your own entry, which even the touts
and tipsters haven't heard about yet.
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I demand that
the Wayne Foundation Memorial Handicap...
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- be canceled this afternoon.
- Oh, you do?
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Yes, as racing secretary of this meet, I have
a duty to owners, trainers, officials...
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and track fans and myself.
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Why, if there were any logical explanation
for such a travesty...
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if Batman, for instance,
told me that this race must be run...
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for a particular reason,
well, that might be different.
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But just to satisfy a stubborn whim
of your own, Mr. Wayne...
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as honorable a man as I know you are...
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And suppose Batman did tell you
that the race must be run?
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I would have to hear it from him in person.
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Hm. A very capable man,
the racing secretary.
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Remind me to give him a bonus, Alfred.
You say you talked to Batgirl.
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I did manage
to convey your message, sir, yes.
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Yes, would you convey a change
of Bruce Wayne's clothing...
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to the governor's suite at the Turf Club?
- Yes, sir.
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While Batman conveys a message
to the racing secretary.
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While an excited crowd awaits the running of
the Wayne Foundation Memorial Handicap...
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the racing secretary hears
from Batman in person.
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This race must be run.
When it's over, I'll tell you why.
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And I'm sure Mr. Wayne himself
will make a public announcement.
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Very well, Batman. I still think it's a
farce, but I'll bow to your judgment.
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NARRATOR".
And Lola Lasagne meets her new jockey.
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I wish you were Spanish.
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Oh, you are Spanish.
Do you speak Spanish?
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Good, it's nice to have
a Spanish-speaking jockey...
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on a Spanish-speaking horse. Ha, ha.
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NARRATOR".
And Penguin smells a rat.
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That jockey, you know who he looks like?
Dick Grayson, Bruce Wayne's ward.
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What would Dick Grayson be doing
as a saddle monkey, boss?
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One thing he'll be doing soon
is eating my dust. Ha, ha, ha.
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Be a good girl, Parasol.
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You know who that kid is
up on that phony nag of yours?
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A darling Spanish boy.
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I'm so glad you hijacked Wally Bootmaker.
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He might have smelled a mouse.
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I smell a mousetrap.
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Did you put the bet down on Bumbershoot?
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I still have 10 minutes.
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Faugh, get going.
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Meet me outside the jockey room
right after the race.
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All right, ready?
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Never mind, I got it. Ha, ha, ha.
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The horses are coming on the track...
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with the $100,000
Wayne Foundation Memorial Handicap.
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One mile and one furlong.
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NARRATOR". But as the horses come out
on the track, what's this?
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Waynebeau making his surprise appearance.
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With a very surprising
saddle monkey aboard.
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Who's that riding your horse,
Waynebeau, Mr. Wayne?
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It looks like...
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It is.
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That new crime-fighter
I've heard something about, Batgirl.
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Why, this is getting
more farcical by the moment.
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Let's just say there's a
touch of irony in it.
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Well, Commissioner Gordon,
Chief O'Hara, won't you join us?
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Batman called me. He said something very
interesting might turn up here this afternoon...
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so, Chief O'Hara and I
better be on our toes.
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Good idea.
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Come on, chief.
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What is that third horse doing down there?
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A very late entry, madam.
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I believe he's called Waynebeau.
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Well, that looks like a girl riding it.
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Doesn't it, though?
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- I better go make my bet.
- Yeah.
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ANNOUNCER".
It is now post time.
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I want one $10,000 ticket
on number two, please.
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Bumbershoot is not steady yet, not
straight. They're waiting on Bumbershoot.
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He stretches. The flag is up.
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There they go.
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Parasol is moving to the front...
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Bumbershoot is second,
Waynebeau is third.
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Coming down the stretch the first time,
it's Parasol in front by two lengths.
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Bumbershoot is second,
two and a half lengths.
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Waynebeau on the inside.
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Passing the stand the first time...
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it's Parasol in front
by two and a half lengths.
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Bumbershoot is second
by two lengths on the inside.
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Waynebeau looking for racing room.
There goes Waynebeau up on the inside.
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And Bumbershoot moves out.
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Around the clubhouse turn,
it's Bumbershoot on the outside in front...
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and Waynebeau has moved up,
but is in tight quarters.
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And on the rail, Parasol.
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Into the back stretch, it's Bumbershoot
coming clear by four lengths.
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On the inside, Parasol and Waynebeau.
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It's Bumbershoot in front by two lengths...
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and Parasol second
and Waynebeau coming out.
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Here comes Waynebeau moving to the outside.
And Waynebeau on the outside.
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Here comes Waynebeau to Bumbershoot.
It's Bumbershoot still in front.
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Holding on, on the outside,
Waynebeau, and Parasol is third.
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At the half mile, here's
Bumbershoot in front.
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Now here comes Waynebeau on the outside,
is now coming in, taking the lead.
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It's Waynebeau on the outside. Parasol
moving on the inside, but can't find room.
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It's Waynebeau. Waynebeau coming clear.
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Bumbershoot is second,
Parasol is far behind.
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It's Waynebeau in front,
Waynebeau on the inside...
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and Bumbershoot again trying
to challenge. Parasol is third.
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Waynebeau is looking for room,
comes on out and comes to the leader.
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It's Waynebeau coming clear.
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It's Waynebeau now in front by one
and Parasol is on the outside.
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It's Waynebeau. And now Bumbershoot again.
Waynebeau.
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And Waynebeau is flying.
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There goes Waynebeau flying away.
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Waynebeau wins it easily.
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Bumbershoot is second, Parasol is third.
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Hold your tickets. Please,
hold all tickets...
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until the result of the race
has been declared official.
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My word.
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You may have a good-sized riot
on your hands, Mr. Wayne.
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Almost everyone bet on Parasol.
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Batman better have a good explanation too.
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I'm sure he will.
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It's a very dark day for racing
in Gotham City, Mr. Wayne.
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Mr. Wayne?
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Mr. Wayne?
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I'll change, then we better make tracks.
331
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Why? We haven't done anything wrong.
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We haven't done anything right.
We just lost 10 grand.
333
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And the paint is running faster
than the horse did.
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You can't go in there. You're a woman.
335
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No need to change clothes, Penguin.
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They'll issue you a nice striped wardrobe
where you're going.
337
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Faugh. Armband, Visor, bridle that filly.
338
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Help, reserves! Reserves!
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Your odds haven't been too good
this afternoon, Penguin.
340
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But five men against one
girl is ridiculous.
341
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Oh, I'm enjoying this. Don't bother.
342
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No bother to return the many favors
you've done for us, Batgirl.
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Mash them!
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Well, Penguin, looks like
your perfidious prank is up.
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Perfidious? Faugh, I admit I fixed the race,
but I fixed it so the best horse won.
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Regardless of that, I'm sure that
the results of the Handicap...
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will be declared permanently unofficial.
348
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And you'll be declared
permanently incarcerated.
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- You too, Lulu Schultz.
- Lulu Schultz?
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- I am Senora Lola Lasagne.
- Lasa... Ha, ha.
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In a penguin's tailfeather.
Ha, ha, ha.
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- All right, come on, come on, let's go.
- You too.
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Oh, yeah, thataway.
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Batgirl, she's gone again.
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Like spray.
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Like a cloud.
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Like lightning.
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We should try to find her and thank her.
359
00:22:29,424 --> 00:22:32,845
Mere thanks are empty words, Robin.
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00:22:33,428 --> 00:22:38,559
Whoever she is, wherever she goes,
whatever she's after...
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I think we'll be seeing more of her.
362
00:22:49,611 --> 00:22:51,446
A little dusty, Barbara?
363
00:22:51,613 --> 00:22:52,656
Oh, hi, Daddy.
364
00:22:52,823 --> 00:22:56,201
I was just trying to spruce up
the Egyptology section of the library...
365
00:22:56,368 --> 00:22:59,830
but the sands of time
seemed to have pretty well buried it.
366
00:22:59,997 --> 00:23:02,958
I was going to call you at your office,
but I haven't had time.
367
00:23:03,125 --> 00:23:05,919
I haven't been at the office,
I've been at the races.
368
00:23:06,086 --> 00:23:08,630
Races? The police commissioner?
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00:23:08,797 --> 00:23:12,342
All in the line of duty, Barbara,
and it paid off.
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The Penguin and a female cohort
tried to fix the Bruce Wayne Handicap...
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but we fixed them.
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00:23:18,265 --> 00:23:23,186
So to celebrate, I thought I would take my
favorite librarian out on the town tonight.
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Your favorite librarian would love it.
Just let me freshen up a little bit.
374
00:23:27,649 --> 00:23:30,360
What's the matter? King Tut.
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00:23:34,823 --> 00:23:38,827
I didn't expect to turn up a
pharaoh in here. Where did he go?
376
00:23:38,994 --> 00:23:43,498
Well, you can never tell about King Tut,
my dear, but I better alert Batman.
377
00:23:43,665 --> 00:23:46,752
You mean, a real arch-criminal
has turned up here in the library?
378
00:23:46,919 --> 00:23:49,713
Well, part of him anyway.
He's a split personality.
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A modern-day Yale professor
some of the time.
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And the rest of the time?
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A reincarnated Egyptian despot.
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Old as the pyramids, wise as the sphinx.
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- Oh, he sounds fascinating.
- Uh-uh.
384
00:24:02,184 --> 00:24:03,894
No, darling, not fascinating.
385
00:24:04,061 --> 00:24:09,524
He is fiendishly evil,
the most dangerous kind of fraud.
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I better get word to the dynamic duo.
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00:24:14,237 --> 00:24:19,076
NARRATOR". So, King Tut has returned,
but for what evil purpose?
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With what nefarious scheme?
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And what is he doing in this library?
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Watch the next episode
for the awesome answer.
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