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>> the gates to rockin' chicago
are open!
>> come on, we're gonna be late.
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>> for what?
Like anything exciting's gonna
happen at this dumb festival
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Anyway.
>> so expect another scorcher
with highs in downtown chicago
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To top 90.
>> and with no rain in sight,
it's enough to make my cranium
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Rotate.
>> not so fast, sam.
This meteorologist thinks
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Chicago's draught might be over.
This is vance vetteroy
reporting.
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>> hey, you're the weather guy.
We saw you and your robot on tv
last night.
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>> the sounding anemometer
metagraph is no robot.
He's a sophisticated weather
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Monitoring apparatus created
by me...
But corrupted by a news station
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Merely after a gimmick.
>> ah, ok.
Whatever.
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>> vance?
What are you doing?
>> what i should have done
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Long ago--reprogramming
your circuitry.
When you ascend past the
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Troposphere, you'll release a
hydro-oxidated solution creating
a gathering of cumulous clouds
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Producing rain.
Instead of just reporting the
weather, i'll finally be making
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It.
no!
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>> aw, great.
Could this day get any worse?
>>
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>> you were saying, dweeb?
>> ¶ it started when
an alien device did what it did
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And stuck itself
upon his wrist
with secrets that it hid
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Now he's got super powers
he's no ordinary kid
he's ben 10 ¶
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>> ¶ ben 10
>> ¶ so if you see him
you might be in
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For a big surprise
he'll turn into an alien
before your very eyes
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He's funny, freaky, fast
and strong
he's every shape and size
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He's ben 10 ¶
>> ¶ ben 10
>> ¶ all new powers
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He's on the case
fighting all evil
from earth or space
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He'll never stop till it's ok
'cause he's the baddest kid
to ever save the day
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Ben 10 ¶
>> ¶ ben 10
>> ¶ ben 10
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>> ¶ 10, 10, 10
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>>
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>> oh, not my sumo slammer
digi downloader!
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>> this can't be happening.
>> back on live in 10 seconds.
>> a giant water spout has
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Sprung up out of nowhere, an
entity seemingly with a mind of
its own.
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>> you're the plumber, grandpa.
Don't you have anything to plug
up that thing?
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>> all right, water freak, now
it's personal.
Time to let rip dog rip you
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To shreds.
>> aw, man.
>> last time i looked in a
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Science book, water puts out
fire, not the other way around.
>> time for my own science
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Experiment.
This thing's really starting to
steam me.
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>> that's it.
>> that's what?
>> how to trash it.
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Super heat.
Go supernova hot and turn its
water into steam.
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>> uh, yeah, i knew that.
>> oh, and velocity equals
intensity.
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>> huh?
>> the faster you spin,
the hotter you'll be, dweeb.
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>> uh-huh.
Oh, getting dizzy.
>> oh, yeah, h20 to h2 no.
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guess i don't need to take a hot
shower for a while, huh?
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>> so how'd that thing get here?
>> i dealt with a few instant
weather abnormalities
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On the job.
Some e.T.S can represent
themselves as elemental beings.
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>> well, if it was from outer
space, heatblast just sent it
out of sight, which means we can
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Go to the sumo slammer
convention in milwaukee.
New digi downloader,
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Here i come.
>> we already had that
discussion.
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We came to chicago for
the music festival.
>> oh, that is so not fair.
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>> fair?
This entire summer we've gone
where you wanted to go,
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Benjamin.
>> what about aunt vera's house?
That wasn't my idea.
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>> and you ended up having
a good time.
>> yeah, ok, but--
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>> you know i've waited all
summer to see shag carpeting.
>> those weirdoes make wildmutt
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Look normal.
Besides, who listens to records
anymore anyway?
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>> that's not the point.
>> no, the point is, what's more
important, getting a new digi
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Downloader some sea alien trash
that i kicked butt on
or staying here
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Just because you say so.
>> gwen, explain it to him.
>> you just don't get it.
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Argh...
>> i created you.
Now it's time i destroy you.
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>> wait.
By readjusting my circuitry,
you've allowed me to molecularly
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Alter the weather.
I'm not just some gimmick
anymore.
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Now i am everything you always
wanted me to be.
>> it's too late.
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>> it's all about image, and
without me, you'll just be
another pretty face.
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Now, do you still want
to make it rain?
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>> grandpa, it's like they have
everything here--polka, punk,
rock, rap, reggae.
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It's a total world beat.
>> more like a total world bore.
>> hey, hey, the shag carpeting
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Autograph booth.
So who wants to come to the
booth with me?
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>> i'd rather brush vilgax's
teeth with my tongue than wait
in line to get those fossil's
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Autographs.
>> we'll meet you afterwards,
ok, grandpa?
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>> ok, be at the stage for shag
carpeting at 3:00.
>> could you be any ruder?
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>> hey, if grandpa doesn't care
what i want to do, why should i
care about his dumb band?
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>> get ready to go live.
>> everyone in chicago will
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Remember you forever, vance.
But for all the wrong reasons.
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>> now that's weird.
>> oh, where is nigel?
We're all in vibe.
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>> probably just tweaking
his costume.
He always has to go all out.
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>> who needs grandpa when i can
accelerate there and back
before he even knows it.
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>> nigel.
I love the new look, mate,
now get up here and jam.
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>>
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>>
>> ben, up there.
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>> no.
I can't control it.
It's over, do you hear me?
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>> actually, it is just
starting.
>> oh, thank you so much.
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You saved us.
>> if you thought the great
chicago fire was bad, you
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Haven't seen anything yet,
vance.
>> i'll follow it.
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>> grandpa, we could lose sight
of it before we make it back to
the rust bucket.
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>> who says we have to go to it?
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>> huh?
>> a water creature and a
lightning monster?
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Seems way too coincidental.
>> uh!
Oh!
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>> wow!
New episode?
Gotcha now.
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>> i don't think so.
>> now, that's one ugly bug on
our windshield.
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>> any ideas how we're going to
stop it?
>> we need something to short
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Out its electrical power.
>> the snowiest winter i ever
spent i spent in chicago.
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>> we don't have time for
stories now, grandpa.
>> the city treated the roads
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With salt, kept it stored in
trucks like those up ahead.
>> right, and the sodium in the
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Salt could short circuit it.
>> ah...
The arena and wrigley field.
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Today's forecast calls for
destruction.
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>> "build yourself a robot
partner, vance.
He'll be great for the action
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Weather team."
sure, boss, whatever you say.
>> ben, since that cloud
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Monster's not a solid mass,
you'll have to somehow direct it
into those trucks.
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>> i'm on it.
One accelerated funnel
coming up.
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>>
ew...
Hey, guys.
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>> guess i don't need to take a
bath for a month.
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>> good job, ben.
>> no prob.
So, this means we can go to the
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Sumo slammer convention now?
>> sorry.
One has nothing to do
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With the other.
>> but i went accelerate
to save the day.
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>> as a matter of fact, i was
wondering about that.
You just happened to be him when
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That cloud monster appeared?
>> uh, yeah.
Why?
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>> well, just that accelerate
could have zipped off to that
convention without gwen or me
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Ever realizing you were gone.
>> oh, well, like you think you
know everything.
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>> i know how much you wanted to
see shag carpeting.
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Sorry, granpa.
>> oh, well, guess i'll just
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Have to catch 'em at their next
20-year reunion.
>> due to popular demand, the
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Shag carpeting concert will go
on at the music festival, which
has seen its share of
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Destruction today.
Long live rock, chicago!
>> whoa, how lucky are we?
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>> is that a trick quest--
>> fool me once, shame on you,
sam.
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Fool me twice, shame on me.
It's time you went offline
for good.
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>> i can't let that happen,
vance.
You started all of this.
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Now i need to finish it, whether
you like it or not.
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>>
>> play "twister alley!"
>> whoa!
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>> right on!
Isn't this just the grooviest?
>> grooviest?
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Oh...
And i thought grandpa's shirt
was out of date.
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>> oh, it's the opening to
"twister alley."
>> when they play that song,
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Does it always feels like a real
tornado flowing through?
>>
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>> you've got to stop!
>> only when i get my revenge on
those who stopped me before.
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There you are.
>> this city really has some
weird weather.
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>> it's like that thing's now
become a combo platter
of disaster.
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>> if you think you can stop me
again, you have been greatly
misinformed.
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>> a massive weather monster
with a command of the english
language?
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Now that's something you don't
see every day.
>> whoa!
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>> aah!
>> yah!
>> i've heard that humming
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Before.
>> me, too.
>> it sounds like the beginning
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Of "twister alley."
>> going hero.
>>
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Time to give you a hand...
Or 4!
>> i saw part of that weather
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Robot shot up into the air.
And that weatherman was was at
the salt truck when we were.
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If that weather robot is its
power source, and all along it's
been sending out that humming,
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All we have to do is create a
sound on the opposite end of the
frequency spectrum.
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>> and maybe fourarms can get
close enough to short it out.
>> ben, the feedback frequency
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00:18:54,200 --> 00:18:58,169
You need is programmed into that
amplifier.
Get inside of that thing and
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00:18:58,171 --> 00:19:04,142
Start strumming away on the
guitar.
>> and get as close to that
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Robot's head as possible.
Fast!
>> of course, you're planning on
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Using a frequency on the
opposite end of the spectrum to
short sam out.
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Brilliant!
>> i am?
I mean, of course i am.
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Brains and brawn.
>>
>> ok, well, so much for
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The brawn.
Aah!
Uh!
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Yah!
>> aah!
You are giving me a headache.
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>> does it feel like your head's
gonna explode?
>> aah!
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Oh, no!
Guess i do need a bath
after all.
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>> well, from now on, i'm just
reporting the weather, not
trying to change it.
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00:21:18,611 --> 00:21:23,781
Guess there's nothing that wrong
with just being another handsome
face, huh?
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>> yeah, i know what you mean.
>> ha ha!
>> what?
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>>
>> so are they still as good as
you remember them, grandpa?
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>> no, they're better.
>> ben tennyson.
Are you really rocking out to
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00:22:00,153 --> 00:22:06,157
Shag carpeting?
>> actually, they're pretty cool
for a bunch of fossils.
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>> here, let me give you a
better view.
I tell you what, we can head out
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00:22:11,864 --> 00:22:16,534
To that convention once the
concert's done.
>> ah, no rush.
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Hey, think they'll play an
encore?
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