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♪ Who's gonna help when the danger overwhelms ♪
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♪ And the mysteries are piled high? ♪
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♪ Who's gonna be around, never gonna let you down ♪
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♪ When you're on a wild ride? ♪
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♪ Your friends are always by your side ♪
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♪ It's Craig of the Creek, he's gonna save the day ♪
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♪ It's Craig of the Creek, he's gonna save the day ♪
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♪ It's Craig of the Creek ♪
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♪♪
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Hey, you guys, I found something!
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It's a fossil!
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-Wow! -Whoa.
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Yeah, and I found it in the most incredible way --
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digging a hole to poop in,
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which I just remembered I still need to do.
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A fossil? I'll trade you 10 Choco-Rolls
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for it. No, no, no, 20.
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[ Whistle blows ]
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I'll tell you how much that fossil's worth!
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Ugh, here comes the Junior Forest Scouts.
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Bet you anything he's going to start bragging about his badges.
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I'm pretty much an expert on this type of stuff.
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Since I have this paleontology badge,
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I can tell you what kind of fossil it is.
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Tony, what kind of fossil is this?
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Hmm. It's most likely an extinct marine crustacean
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known as a trilobite, which more closely resembles
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the modern horseshoe crab.
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See? It's not cool.
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It's just an ugly crab.
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And it's over 500 million years old.
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-[ Gasps ] Wow! -Amazing!
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I'll give you 100 Choco-Rolls for that thing!
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You got a deal.
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Actually, it's going to take a while
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to get that much product together,
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but in the meantime,
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if anyone else finds a fossil,
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the same deal goes to you!
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[ All exclaiming indistinctly ]
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We got to find more fossils!
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♪ Fossils, fossils stuck in the ground ♪
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♪ Diggin' for fossils, lookin' for fossils ♪
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♪ Will make your day ♪
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♪ Ooh ♪
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Isn't this great, all of us kids
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gathered together playing in the creek,
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looking for ancient animal corpses?
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Jason: Hey. Hey, you!
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Don't you know soil erosion could lead to mudslides?
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Digging with your hands is bad for your cuticles.
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And you -- Don't get that dirt too close to your mouth,
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or you'll get ringworms.
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♪♪
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-Ugh. -[ Grunting ]
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-Hmm? -I hope I find a candy-saur.
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Hey, gravel-head, you're digging all wrong.
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-You actually dig like this. -[ Grunting ]
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Let me show ya!
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-My shovel. -I have a digging badge,
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so I'm basically an expert.
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[ Grunts ] What do you know?
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You've never found a fossil.
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Hey, I'm just trying to give you guys a hand!
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It's the Junior Forest Scout motto --
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"A Forest Scout always helps out."
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Jason, why do you got to scout-splain everybody?
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Because he's Bobby. Just look at him!
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He didn't even ask for your help, though.
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Look, I'm just trying to keep an eye on everybody
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and help you guys out.
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Maybe you don't like it, but everyone else does, right?
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[ Growls ]
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Jason?
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Let's just go.
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[ All sigh ]
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We didn't find anything.
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The rest of the fossils must be super deep below the creek.
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Welp, guess that's it for the fossil rush.
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Maybe the dead should just stay buried.
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Man, there go my plans of revivin' the dinosaurs
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and raisin' them on an island sanctuary.
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I would've named it after me, J.P. --
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Jurassic Playhouse.
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Craig: All right. New day, new adventure.
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Check it -- They're float shoes!
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These babies will let us walk across water like it's nothing.
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-Ooh. -Ooh.
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They're like enhanced water skis.
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And they're orange.
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You workin' on a fall collection already, Craig?
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You're gettin' ahead of yourself.
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More like everybody needs to catch up.
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All right. Time to test these out.
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Physics mean nothing!
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Huh? What -- What happened to all the water?
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The creek doesn't have a creek!
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How did all the water just disappear overnight?
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I don't know. Come on, guys.
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We got to find out where all the water went.
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Let's follow the creek upstream.
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♪♪
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Hey, is -- is that a kiddie pool?
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What is this doing here?
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[ Dog growls ]
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W-Wildernessa?
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I mean... [Clears throat]
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[Sighs] ...hey, what's up?
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The animals of the creek are in danger, Kelsey.
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Hurry, Cheesesticks!
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[ Chuckles ] Ew.
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Are these fish going to be okay?
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Uh, yeah, now that they're back in the water.
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That's where fish live.
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Right, but I meant --
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Ugh, I don't have time to explain how animals work to you.
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Wildernessa, what's going on?
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Do you know where the creek went?
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[ Sighs ] I do not.
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But if the water doesn't return soon,
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the creek is doomed to become a wasteland.
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With the unmerciful summer heat approaching,
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all the resources in the creek will soon die out.
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And with nothing else to survive on,
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the food chain will start all over again
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until a new alpha predator establishes dominance.
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If that happens, then we should align ourselves
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with the dragons. It's our best chance of survival.
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Hey, yeah, we could find some with giant wings.
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And like a million teeth.
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With lightning breath!
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And skull helmets! Yeah! Yeah!
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We should probably try
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to prevent that from happening, though.
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Do you think you can help us, Wildernessa?
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I cannot, unfortunately.
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My animal friends always come first,
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and I can hear a tadpole calling out for me now.
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Let us make haste, Cheesesticks.
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♪♪
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Warrior Kelsey, I wish you and your wards
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the best of luck on your journey,
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young Craig especially.
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He needs all the help he can get.
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I'll do my best, Wildernessa!
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Did she wave back? Uh, I think she waved back.
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She's so cool. [ Chuckles ]
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Let's just keep going.
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This is awful. We've been walking forever,
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and there's no sign of water anywhere.
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It doesn't even feel like the creek anymore.
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It just feels so...quiet.
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[ Water dripping ]
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Wait, do you guys hear that?
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It sounds like water!
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[ Both gasp ]
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Gasp.
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A dam? But why?
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Who would do this?
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[ Clanking ]
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Hide!
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Jason: Ugh, what are we doing wrong?
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We should have found an entire Tyrannosaurus by now.
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Craig: [ Quietly ] Jason?
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Is he really still digging for fossils?
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I don't know. Let's look some more.
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I thought you said this is where we'd find them, Tony.
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Uh, it is, but if you're looking for something
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from the Jurassic Period,
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then we should probably dig a little deeper
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than 5 feet, uh, sir.
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Is that supposed to be a joke? Are you trying to make fun of me
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just like everyone else in this creek?
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Boris and Tony were just trying to help out.
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Forest Scouts always help out.
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Well, not me! What's the point of helping out
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if none of these jerks appreciate it?
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Getting this fossil is finally going to give me
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the respect I deserve.
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Uh, with all due respect, sir,
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that's not what being a Forest Scout is about at all.
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♪♪
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Well, then I'm not a Forest Scout anymore!
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[ All gasp ]
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Aah! Oof. [ Thud ]
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Now, just get out of here!
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I don't need you traitors!
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[ Crying ]
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He's gone rogue.
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We have to destroy that dam.
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It's not going to be easy.
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This is a dam made by scouts.
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It looks like they're using lariat loops,
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timber hitch knots, and
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[Gasps] the classic but vulnerable shoelace tie.
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And it looks like not everyone was able to earn
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their fancy knot-tying badge.
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Okay, let's meet here after dinner,
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and then we can take down this dam.
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♪♪
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The coast is clear.
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Aah!
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[ Groans ]
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Okay, you guys. Get ready.
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Once I untie this knot, the whole thing is coming down,
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and the creek is coming with it.
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Aah, aah, aah, aah --
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Aah... Aah... Aah...
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What happened?
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This big branch has everything locked up.
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[ Straining ]
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I'm going to pull it from the top.
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♪♪
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Ugh.
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Jason: Hey! Hey, you!
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What do you think you're doing, Craig?
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Get out of here! This is my dam.
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It may be your dam, but this isn't your creek,
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and I'm not letting you take it from us.
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Do you really think a fossil is worth all this?
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Ugh, if it gets me some respect.
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Respect?
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Yeah, respect!
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[ Creaking ] Whoa.
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I try every day to protect the creek
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and help everyone out, but no one cares.
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No one listens to me! [ Wheezing ]
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Oh, boy. Things are gettin' emotional up there.
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♪♪
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Jason, maybe kids would respect you
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if you were ever nice to them instead of trying to show off
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and prove what an expert you are.
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Is that why you got those badges,
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so you can act like a bossy know-it-all?
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Or did you get them because you wanted to help people?
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♪♪
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Uh, Craig?!
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[ Rumbling ]
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Oh!
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Water powers, activate!
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[ All screaming ]
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♪♪
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Craig, help! [ Both screaming ]
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Kelsey! J.P.!
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[ Panting ]
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Craig!
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[ Grunts ]
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-Aah! -Aah!
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[ Straining ]
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Almost!
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Whoa --
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I gotcha!
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Jason?
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[ Grunts ] Pull!
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[ All straining ]
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♪♪
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[ Breathing heavily ] Jason, you saved us.
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Uh, well, I just --
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Ah!
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Okay, I'm confused. Does Jason have a good twin or somethin'?
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Hmm, just what I thought.
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It's a fake!
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What? What? What?
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Look on the bottom.
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"National Museum of Natural History"?
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It's from a gift shop.
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No way I'm giving up 100 Choco-Rolls for a souvenir.
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[ All sigh ]
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But I heard that you guys are the reason
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the water is back in the creek,
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so I'll trade you
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three Choco-Rolls as thanks.
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Wow! Wow! Wow!
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One for each of us!
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Hey, since the creek is back,
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why don't we try out the float shoes again?
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Oh, yeah, I was actually thinking
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about a few modifications.
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Jason: Hey, you!
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I mean, hey, Craig.
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You, uh -- you dropped this.
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You're not going to write us up for littering, are you?
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No. It's just,
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a Forest Scout always helps out.
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Let's go. Ugh! Move, Boris!
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♪ When it's time to go to bed ♪
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♪ I know I don't have to feel alone ♪
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♪ 'Cause I'll see you tomorrow ♪
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♪ At the creek ♪
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Just like I drew it.
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♪♪
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