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♪ We are the Vikings
Of Venzance, hurray ♪
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All right, actors.
Take five. Stagehand?
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Your seltzer,
Madam Director.
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Oh, I was just thinking
about having seltzer.
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A good stagehand knows
what the director needs before they ask.
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Love you enthusiasm.
Why don't you...
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Organize the set
transitions? Done.
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Oh, then how about you...
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Restock the craft
table? Done.
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In that case, you can...
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Check on the actors,
while you go talk to Fred and Kevin?
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On it.
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Uh, now it's unsettling.
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That cannon ready
to test out?
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We need it
to run the big finale.
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Almost, but I must
point out again,
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that Vikings did not
have cannons. Or singing.
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Mmm, wouldn't be
much of a musical without the singing.
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A girl can dream. (SIGHS)
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Fantastic.
Prop department, update.
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The Viking helmets
and costumes I ordered are gonna be here any minute.
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In the meantime, I was
thinking that we could use these as oars.
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Mr. Prop Master, sir?
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I don't think this baguette
will work as a sword.
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Duct tape! Everything
looks like a sword
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if you put
duct tape on it.
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(IN SING-SONG VOICE)
Faith in your team.
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(WHISPERS)
Trust the process.
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Stagehand check-in.
Anyone need anything?
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Can you turn the heat up?
I'm freezing to death.
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The Viking Queen's entrance
is the most important part of the show.
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I can't say my lines
if I'm an icicle.
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I'll look into it, Miranda.
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This role is going
to Miranda's head.
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I wish you had
auditioned, Gretel.
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Oh, no. I'd much rather
be a stagehand.
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Besides, I tried
acting, once.
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Once.
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(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)
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I am a ham.
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Hams are an important
source of... Whoa!
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(ALL SCREAMING)
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Uh, protein.
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That performance
was flat and unconvincing.
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Cut the school's
art budget, now!
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(MELANCHOLY MUSIC PLAYING)
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I'm much happier
being a stagehand.
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Okay, cannons ready!
Let's run the grand finale.
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♪ Fire the cannon
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♪ And summon
The Viking Queen
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♪ Fire the cannon!
Fire the cannon!
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♪ Fire the cannon!
Fire the cannon! ♪
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(FAINT EXPLOSION)
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Are you kidding me?
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Hold. Miranda,
that's not your line.
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Your line is...
"Hello, Vikings, I'm here."
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I know my lines!
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What I don't know,
is how you expect me to make a grand entrance
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with a wimpy cannon.
I quit!
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Oh, no! We've lost
our lead right before opening!
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How could this happen?
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FRED: It's the
curse of the Bantam.
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The Bantam of the Opera.
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(SPOOKY MUSIC PLAYING)
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(TAPE RIPPING)
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What's a bantam?
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A bantam is a small chicken
but way more aggressive.
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It all started decades ago,
way back,
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in the mid-1990s.
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Back then, the school's team
was the Eastside Bantams.
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♪ Bantams! Bantams!
So impressive!
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♪ Like tiny chickens
But more aggressive! ♪
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FRED: But when they
changed the mascot,
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the Bantam placed a curse
on the school.
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(CAWING)
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That same night,
Christine DePoulet,
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who was playing the lead
in the school's first production
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of The Vikings Of Venzance,
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disappeared. Neither
were ever seen again.
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So, people blamed the mascot.
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And that's the origin of
the curse of the Bantam.
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And since she disappeared,
every single school play has been a disaster.
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Thanks... (IN SPOOKY VOICE)
... to the Bantam!
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(ALL GASP)
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Eh, it's just
a silly school myth.
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You guys are gonna
have an awesome opening tomorrow.
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But we don't have
a Viking Queen!
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Wait, what
about Gretel?
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Me?
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That's a great idea.
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You know the play
inside and out.
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And you're the most
reliable person in the show.
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But I haven't acted since...
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(GRETEL'S VOICE ECHOING)
I am a ham. I am a ham.
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(VOICES SCREAMING)
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I don't think
it's a good idea.
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It's just a few
lines at the end.
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(IN SING-SONG VOICE)
You'd be saving the play.
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(IN NORMAL VOICE)
Please?
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(INTENSE MUSIC PLAYING)
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I guess I can try.
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(ALL CHEERING)
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BOY: Yeah!
All right. Places, everybody.
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Let's run this
from the top.
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Wardrobe has arrived.
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Oh, great. Let's take
a look at those
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astronaut costumes?
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Where'd you
order these from?
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Need costumes for a play?
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Come to Frank's Discounted
Discount Costumes.
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I got what you need,
or maybe I don't.
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But, I promise,
you'll get something in a box.
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♪ Frank's Discounted
Discount Costumes
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♪ You'll get something
In a box ♪
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Sorry, I was working
on a budget.
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No, we can work
with this.
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We can set
the play in space.
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Oh, cool. I can
duct tape the backdrop to look like a moon.
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(RIPS)
And I can spend four hours
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redoing the sound cues
to make them more "science-fictiony."
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Awesome!
Let's get to work.
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I'm not changing
the sound cues.
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Oh, why did I agree
to do this? I hate being on stage?
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You're gonna do great.
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We just need to find you
a crown that fits.
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Miranda stretched out
the last one,
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because of her big head.
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Ooh, I'm on fire today.
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Hey, guys!
We're running the fly wire anti-gravity scene.
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The anti-gravity
scene?
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The play's
in space now.
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Why does this helmet
smell like onions?
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I'm not saying that
your costume's gonna smell like onions,
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but it's probably
gonna smell like onions.
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♪ Frank's Discounted
Discount Costumes
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♪ They may smell like onions ♪
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All right.
On my cue!
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And...
BAILEY: Whoa!
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Whoa! Fred!
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I didn't cue you.
That wasn't me.
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(ALL SCREAMING)
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Whoa! Somebody
get an adult!
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Bantam!
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But it was just...
Where'd it... How?
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(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)
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(ALL CLAMORING)
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(ALL CHEERING)
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Superhero Gretel,
thank you.
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How did you know
we were in trouble?
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I was just
passing through.
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Through the
auditorium?
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Yeah, it cuts
five minutes off my commute.
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Speaking of,
gotta go!
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What happened
up there, anyway?
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I saw it.
It was the Bantam.
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ALL: The Bantam?
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Yeah, you know, like...
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A chicken,
but more aggressive?
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Though I'd like to blame this
on a ghost chicken,
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the real culprit is
society's neglect of public school arts programs.
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Just look at
this shoddy wiring.
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But it was...
It's okay, Gretel.
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I know you're nervous,
but you're really saving the show.
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You're gonna do great.
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Yep, sure will.
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When I'm on stage.
In front of everyone.
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(GRETEL'S VOICE ECHOING)
I am a ham.
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And Kevin, since Fred's
handling the fly wires,
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do you mind trying
to fix the cannon?
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Of course, there's
nothing duct tape can't fix, right?
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Uh, right.
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Faith in the team.
Trust the process.
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Deep breath.
(INHALES DEEPLY)
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Okay, see you
all tomorrow.
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Acting is the most
terrifying thing I've ever done.
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You literally fought
a villain called "The Terrifier" last week.
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That's different.
When I fight bad guys,
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I'm strong and confident.
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But on stage, I don't
feel like a hero at all.
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Sometimes, being
a hero is showing up, even when you're afraid.
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You got this, Gretel.
You'll see.
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Um, hello, Vikings.
I'm... (SIGHS)
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Line?
KEVIN: I'm a ham. You're ham.
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(ALL LAUGHING)
GRETEL: No!
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It's happening again.
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(EVIL LAUGHTER)
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Whoa! (GASPS)
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(ALARM BELL BEEPING)
It was just a dream.
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HAMSTER: Oh, good.
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You're awake. Now you
can do the school play.
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(GROANS)
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Hello, Vikings. I'm...
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Um... Line?
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"Here. I'm here."
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You ready?
Places in five.
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I can't do it, Kevin.
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I know I'm just gonna
mess up the whole play.
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Calm down,
you just need to...
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(CRASHING)
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What the...
(GASPS) The Bantam.
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KEVIN: No way. It's real!
Whoa! It is a more aggressive chicken.
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I knew it wasn't
all in my head.
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KEVIN: Hey! Hey, stop!
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We need that cannon
for the finale.
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GRETEL: We're on it.
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(CAWING)
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Whoa! Whoa, whoa, whoa!
What was all that noise?
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I don't have time
to explain without sounding insane,
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suffice it to say,
we've lost the cannon.
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(CLANGS)
BAILEY: Oh, no!
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It's minutes
to curtain! (SIGHS) It's no use.
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Looks like we have
to cancel opening night.
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We've all put
too much into this
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to let a giant chicken
ruin your vision.
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We can do this,
just tell us what to do.
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Okay. Fred.
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Get me all
the duct tape we have, now.
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Bailey, you and
the Vikings swap costumes with the crew.
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Kevin, how good are you
at standing still?
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Um, great.
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Excellent, because
this play is about to get postmodern.
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Where's Gretel?
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Um, she's getting
into character.
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She'll be back soon,
I hope.
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Where are we?
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WOMAN: In the lair
of the Bantam.
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Also known as the basement
under the basement.
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Leave this place!
Leave, and never return!
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Leave, or the Bantam will...
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(GASPS)
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Christine?
Christine DePoulet?
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You're the Bantam?
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I thought you disappeared
25 years ago.
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I didn't disappear.
I ran away.
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When the cannon sounded
on my opening night,
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I froze.
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I had such bad stage fright.
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I came down here.
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I found this
old mascot outfit,
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and I started
my new life.
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I also found my husband,
Jerry. Say hi, Jerry.
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Jerry says hi.
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♪ Fire the cannon
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♪ And summon
The Viking Queen ♪
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And I am the cannon.
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Prop master has
become the prop.
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Wow. How postmodern.
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Boom!
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(SOFTLY)
Where is Gretel?
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I never got the applause
I deserved.
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Validation means nothing
unless it's coming from a room full of strangers.
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And if I couldn't have it,
nobody else could, either.
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I get it. I used to
hide in the wings because I was scared, too.
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But a teenage prop master
once said,
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"Sometimes being a hero
is showing up even when you're afraid."
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So, what do you say
we confront our fears,
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and get back
to the surface?
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No, thanks.
I'm fine down here.
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I have everything I need.
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(CREAKS)
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On second thought,
get me out of here!
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(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)
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(RUMBLING)
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(ALL SCREAMING)
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(BOTH GASPING)
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Hey, Kevin.
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This is Jerry.
Uh, hi, Jerry.
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He can't hear you.
He's cardboard.
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Hello, Vikings.
I'm here.
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For when you are
lost and afraid...
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BOTH: A Viking Queen
will be there to give you aid.
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(ALL APPLAUDING)
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I was once
lost and afraid.
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Increase the school's
art budget, immediately.
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See? Nothing to
be afraid of.
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Oh, how I've
missed the stage.
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But I'm an attention
starved misfit with a grade school education.
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What kind of job
can I get on the surface?
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So, come on down
and meet our new mascot, the Bantam, at...
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♪ Frank's Discounted
Discount Costumes
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♪ Where misfits
Get a new life ♪
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(CAWING)
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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)
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♪ Hamster and Gretel
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♪ It's Hamster
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♪ Hamster and Gretel
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♪ Hamster, Hamster, Hamster
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♪ Hamster and Gretel
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♪ If they can't do it
Then nobody can
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♪ Hamster, Hamster, Hamster
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♪ Hamster and Gretel
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♪ There's also Kevin
In the minivan ♪
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